Als Group Usa, Corp.

Als Group USA, Corp., operating through its Als Kelso Division and doing business as Als Environmental, is a foreign-owned laboratory testing and environmental analysis firm headquartered in Kelso, Washington that delivers environmental sample analysis, PFAS testing, and ecological support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) across 31 distinct customer agencies. The vendor competes full-and-open with no socioeconomic set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

Als Environmental's capability portfolio centers on specialized laboratory analytical services for environmental matrices including fish tissues, sediments, soil, and water samples. The vendor provides organic and inorganic laboratory analyses, PFAS contamination assessment, butyltin and metal concentration testing, and technical science analytical services in support of ecological research, conservation, environmental monitoring, and natural resource damage assessment programs. Representative work includes a $18.3 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from Pacific Air Forces (awarded December 2025) for analysis and laboratory reporting of 52 PFAS samples with performance in Japan through February 2026; a $26.9 thousand firm fixed-price BPA call from the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 (February 2024) for inorganic laboratory analytical services supporting USGS study catalog requirements in Falls Church, Virginia; and a $31.8 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (December 2022) for butyltin and metal concentration analysis in fish tissues from the Duwamish River as part of a Natural Resource Damage Assessment study.

Customer concentration is extreme and interior-focused. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 Headquarters commands 87 awards valued at $10.7 million combined potential value, representing the single largest customer across both volume and dollars (39% of total potential value). The broader Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service family (all regions) accounts for approximately 98 awards and $20.9 million combined potential value — roughly 76% of the vendor's entire federal award portfolio by dollar magnitude. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (32 awards, $350 thousand), Department of the Navy (24 awards), Environmental Protection Agency (14 awards, $69 thousand), and EPA Office of Research and Development (2 awards, $669 thousand) round out the active agency set, but represent material-magnitude drops relative to Interior.

Als Environmental holds two significant multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreements with the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, each with $5 million ceiling values: an Organic Labs 5-Year BPA (awarded September 2023, running through October 2028) and an Inorganic Analytical Services BPA (awarded June 2023, running through June 2028). Task orders against these two vehicles dominate the award pipeline, with the vendor also placing work under five additional parent IDVs including IDC INF13PC00017 (25 task orders, $349 thousand combined potential value), IDC INF15PC00041 (25 task orders, $148 thousand), BPA INF17PA00009 (32 task orders, $137 thousand), and BPA 140F0918A0010 (18 task orders, $277 thousand) — primarily Army Corps of Engineers vehicles. NAICS concentration is overwhelming: Testing Laboratories and Services (NAICS 54138) accounts for 189 of 258 awards; Remediation Services and Engineering Services round out the portfolio at single-digit award counts.

Activity has remained modest and flat over the past five years — ranging from 2 awards in 2021 to 8 in 2022 and settling into 5–7 annual awards since 2023 — with combined potential value of $27.6 million and obligated value of $10.8 million (39% realization rate). Only three awards (combined potential value $29 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete cliff exposure. Als Environmental subcontracts to major environmental remediation and engineering primes including Ch2M Hill (seven named sub awards for testing laboratories and services at Superfund sites and Joint Base Cape Cod contamination studies), Tetra Tech (sample storage fees related to the East Palestine train derailment response under CERCLA), and AECOM Technical Services (laboratory sample retention and lab testing for the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam). The vendor's subcontract footprint is narrowly focused on environmental remediation and hazardous-site investigation work routed through large prime contractors rather than direct federal acquisition.