American Compliance Technologies, Inc.

American Compliance Technologies, Inc., doing business as A-C-T Environmental & Infrastructure, operates as a prime contractor providing labor, materials, and equipment for oil spill and hazardous chemical incident mitigation to the U.S. Coast Guard and other federal environmental agencies, with no set-aside designations across its prime footprint. A for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Bartow, Florida, and registered in SAM.gov since March 2001, the vendor competes in full-and-open federal procurement and holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule with 36 active labor categories spanning administrative support through senior technical and professional roles priced from $57.43 to $239.29 per hour, with no security-clearance requirements.

A-C-T's capability portfolio centers on emergency environmental response and remediation, grounded almost entirely in oil spill and hazardous chemical incident mitigation work under the Coast Guard's Federal On-Scene Coordinator Response (FOSCR) program. Of 63 total awards in the source dataset, 47 (74% by count) are Coast Guard FOSCR delivery orders ranging from roughly $10 thousand to $649 thousand in individual ceiling value, executed as time-and-materials contracts across Florida locations including Bartow, Hudson, Key Largo, Seminole, St. Petersburg, and Yankeetown. Representative recent work includes a $100 thousand FOSCR delivery order awarded July 5, 2026 (completion September 4, 2026), a $69 thousand order issued August 20, 2024 for fuel removal and boom deployment in Punta Gorda, Florida, and a $648 thousand order from July 2022 for fuel removal from sunken vessels with subcontractor support from Divecom Services LLC (certified divers and vessels) and Emerge Marine LLC (barge operations). Beyond the Coast Guard, A-C-T has executed disaster cleanup and environmental remediation work for the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service—a $273 thousand firm fixed price MAS delivery order for disaster cleanup at J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge (November 2022–March 2023, set aside for total small business)—and has received prior awards from the Fish and Wildlife Service, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Air Force, Army Corps of Engineers, Environmental Protection Agency, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Customer concentration is acute. The Coast Guard accounts for 47 of 53 enumerable named awards (89% by count) and $7 million of $23.2 million in combined potential value across all 63 awards. However, the GSA Federal Acquisition Service appears on a single award in the source data with $14 million in potential value, indicating an indirect relationship: A-C-T sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and that schedule vehicle likely supports Coast Guard and other agency task orders, but individual awards are attributed to the funding agency (Coast Guard) rather than GSA as the contracting office. The two customer-ranking blocks show this divergence: by award count, the Coast Guard dominates; by potential value, GSA's single large vehicle lifts it to the top, though the practical customer remains the Coast Guard. Other named agencies represent negligible volume—the FBI, CDC, Fish and Wildlife Service, and EPA together comprise fewer than 10 awards and less than 2% of potential value.

A-C-T places task orders under two parent vehicles: the Basic Ordering Agreement HSCG8417AM00035 (37 task orders, $2 million combined potential value, Coast Guard) and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (4 task orders, $340 thousand combined potential value). The source data identifies work dating back to 1995 and spanning through August 2026, though award velocity has declined materially in recent years. From 2022 through 2024, A-C-T received 7, 8, and 9 awards respectively; in 2025 and 2026 combined, only 4 awards appear in the source—a significant drop suggesting either reduced demand, loss of market share to competitors, or administrative consolidation of smaller orders. No recompete cliff is signaled: most orders run through completion within 60 to 120 days of award and do not extend into future fiscal years.

Operationally, A-C-T is a 100% prime contractor with no sub awards recorded in the source dataset. However, the vendor subcontracts on specific technical needs: named subs include Divecom Services LLC (diving and vessel support for fuel removal) and Emerge Marine LLC (barge and platform operations), both deployed for specialized marine work under high-value Coast Guard orders. Service Contract Inventory data, covering only SCI-reportable contracts above $150 thousand, captures a narrow slice: $649 thousand in invoiced revenue in FY2022 alone (roughly 0.4 FTEs), with zero SCI-reportable dollars in FY2023 through FY2025. This absence does not indicate inactivity—the source shows ongoing Coast Guard awards throughout that period—but rather that most of A-C-T's delivery orders fall below or do not qualify for SCI reporting (many are micro-purchases or time-and-materials orders that may not trigger SCI thresholds until final invoicing). The limited SCI data shows median government-paid rates of $408.26 per hour, but this figure applies only to the single SCI-reportable contract and does not characterize the broader labor mix. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio—ranging from $57.43 per hour for administrative support with high school education to $239.29 per hour for senior geologists with bachelor's degrees and 12+ years of experience—provides more representative pricing framing for commercial and schedule-based work.

A-C-T does not operate as a feeder subcontractor to larger primes; it wins direct prime awards from federal agencies and manages its own delivery teams, supplemented by specialized maritime and environmental remediation subcontractors as project scope demands. The vendor's 31-year SAM registration history and consistent Coast Guard presence indicate a stable, specialized niche player focused on emergency environmental response in Florida and coastal regions, with limited geographic or capability diversification outside its core FOSCR and environmental remediation domain.

Full Service Environmental Contractor, Full-Phase Assessment Actions, Site Assessment Reports, Permitting Support, Non Hazardous and Hazardous Material Sampling, Non Hazardous and Hazardous Remediation, Asbestos Surveys, Radon Testing, Remedial Action Plans, Environmental Asseessments, Groundwater Sampling and Monitoring, NPDES Permitting /Sampling, Health and Safety Plans, Ventilation Studies, Corrective Action Implementation, Sustainability Solutions, Emergency Preparedness Planning, Emergency Response Services, Geology, Engineering, General Contractor, Certified Pollutant Storage Contractor