Allied Pacific Environmental Consulting

Allied Pacific Environmental Consulting, a HUBZone-certified small business based in Hagåtña, Guam, delivers environmental remediation, hazardous materials cleanup, well and water systems installation, surveying, and site investigation services to federal agencies in the Pacific region as a prime contractor on 31% of recent awards and as a subcontractor on 69% of work, with sustained federal contracting activity since 2002.

The company's customer concentration spans the Department of the Navy (dominated by Naval Facilities Engineering Command with 15 awards at $300 thousand combined potential value), the Department of the Air Force's Pacific Air Forces command (5 awards, $558 thousand), the Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 (11 awards), and the Department of the Army's Guam Army National Guard (3 awards). The combined potential value across all awards stands at $1.2 million, but obligated dollars of $9.3 million indicate substantially greater value delivered on completed work. Recent prime awards include a $300 thousand definitive contract from Pacific Air Forces awarded March 1, 2026, for installation of submersible water well pumps at Tinian North Field to establish sustainable non-potable water supply; a $172.7 thousand purchase order from Pacific Air Forces for well testing services at the same location (September 2025); and a $72 thousand purchase order for metes and bounds surveying on Saipan and Rota (December 2025). All recent prime work carries Total Small Business set-aside designation. A January 2026 Air Force purchase order for $47.1 thousand covered asbestos-containing materials disposal at Pacific County, Washington.

In its subcontractor capacity, Allied Pacific operates predominantly under two prime contractors. AECOM Technical Services, Inc., accounts for the majority of sub-awards spanning the Navy's Comprehensive Long-Term Environmental Action Navy (CLEAN V and CLEAN VI) indefinite delivery contracts with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Pacific, with sub-work including radiological site inspections, drilling services, PFAS remedial investigation, monitoring well installation, and typhoon recovery remediation at Naval Base Guam and Andersen Air Force base. Environmental Quality Management, Inc., engages Allied Pacific for labor and site removal services on EPA Region 9 Emergency and Rapid Removal Services (ERRS 5) contract 68HE0919D0001, including chemical and pesticide remediation in various CNMI locations and the Guam Lab Chemicals Round Up removal project. Fluor Intercontinental, Inc., places a single environmental consulting sub-award for pavement and transportation support at North Field, Tinian.

Activity tempo has accelerated from a single award in 2023 to eleven in 2024 and seven in 2025, indicating sustained engagement with military environmental stewardship initiatives across Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The source's SCI dataset captures only two service contract records (both as subcontractor, with 4.2 FTEs reported in FY2024), reflecting SCI's exclusion of goods, micro-purchases, and sub-$150 thousand contracts — the bulk of Allied Pacific's federal footprint runs on purchase orders below the SCI threshold. The company's capability portfolio centers on environmental site assessment, groundwater monitoring, drilling and well installation, PFAS remediation, radiological characterization, mold remediation, and hazardous materials removal, all anchored to installations and remediation sites in the Pacific theater where it has maintained operational presence and customer relationships for over two decades.

APEC provides environmental services throughout the Pacific region in the following disciplines: construction management, site assessments, permitting, regulatory compliance, solid & haz. waste removal, asbestos abatement, and subsurface investigations