Als Group Usa, Corp.

Als Group USA, Corp., operating through its Als Simi Valley Division and doing business as Als Environmental, is a foreign-owned laboratory testing and analytical services provider competing as a prime contractor (89% of recent awards) on specialized gas analysis, off-gas testing, and environmental remediation work for defense and civilian federal agencies, predominantly in full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations.

Als Environmental's core capability centers on laboratory testing and gas analysis services supporting military equipment operational safety and regulatory compliance. The vendor specializes in P9290 gas testing and sampling analysis—including emission canister testing, hydrogen and carbon monoxide analysis using EPA standard methods, off-gas testing for equipment components, large chamber analysis, and sampling media evaluation—performed at facilities in Simi Valley, California and Bremerton, Washington. Recent representative prime work includes a $119,850 delivery order from US Special Operations Command for comprehensive gas testing and sampling analysis (January 2022), a $33,610 delivery order from USSOCOM for large chamber analysis (March 2023), a $26,850 delivery order from USSOCOM for off-gas testing and supplies (December 2025), and multiple smaller delivery orders from Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Special Warfare Command in the $3,000 to $13,900 range for gas analysis, off-gas testing, and sampling media services throughout 2023–2026.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward defense. US Special Operations Command leads by potential value with 29 awards worth $2 million combined, anchored by a single-award $1 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract (IDIQ) covering gas testing and sampling analysis services, awarded January 21, 2022, extending through January 20, 2027. Naval Sea Systems Command ranks second by award count with 32 awards valued at $127 thousand combined, and Naval Special Warfare Command accounts for 6 awards worth $49 thousand. Together these three Navy and Special Operations customers represent 88% of recent awards and 99% of combined potential value. Secondary customers include the Environmental Protection Agency (multiple regions), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the National Interagency Fire Center, reflecting Als Environmental's secondary work in environmental testing and remediation support.

Als Environmental's prime contract vehicle position is concentrated on two IDIQs: the USSOCOM $1 million single-award contract (H9224022D0004) has generated 15 task orders worth $288 thousand, and a related indefinite delivery contract (H9224016D0040) has generated 20 task orders worth $173 thousand. The vendor also holds positions on the EPA Remedial Acquisition Framework for environmental remediation services, though the dollar volume through that vehicle is modest. All prime delivery orders carry firm fixed-price pricing with no set-aside provisions, indicating the vendor competes on technical capability and cost in an open competitive environment.

Als Environmental subcontracts to prime environmental remediation and engineering firms including EQ & CH Remediation (four sub awards including soil vapor extraction and groundwater remediation at the Walker Machine Products site in Collierville, Tennessee), Weston Solutions Inc. (two sub awards for EPA Region 6 CERCLA emergency response and readiness), CH2M Hill (two sub awards including NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in situ thermal remediation and AMTF IR site investigation), and AECOM Technical Services (EPA Region 5 Velsicol Chemical remediation lab services). Subcontract work is characterized as testing laboratories and analytical services supporting environmental remediation and investigation initiatives.

Award activity shows relative stability: 10 awards in 2023, 10 in 2024, declining to 7 in 2025 and 7 in 2026 year-to-date. Only 3 awards (combined potential value $40 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal near-term recompete pressure. The vendor's $2.4 million combined potential value across 83 total awards reflects a small-contract, high-volume footprint typical of specialized testing services; obligated dollars total $1 million, or 42% of potential value, indicating active utilization of the primary USSOCOM IDIQ.