American Integrated Services, Inc.

American Integrated Services, Inc., a minority-owned, Hispanic American small business based in Wilmington, California, provides hazardous materials handling, containment, transportation, disposal, and environmental remediation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations across its 215 recent awards (combined potential value $189.8 million), with $45.3 million obligated to date. American Integrated Services operates as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and has maintained federal contracting presence since 2002.

Environmental remediation anchors the portfolio. The top three NAICS categories—Remediation Services (96 awards), Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal (43 awards), and Hazardous Waste Collection (26 awards)—account for the vast majority of recent work. The corresponding PSC classification, Environmental Systems Protection–Environmental Remediation, represents 98 of the 215 awards. Representative prime work includes hazardous materials packing, transportation, and disposal for the Drug Enforcement Administration across California locations ($83,321 purchase order dated September 2023); remedial investigation and feasibility studies for Environmental Systems Protection contracts issued by the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District; drilling mud and cuttings containment services for the Office of Acquisitions and Grants at $17,570 (April 2025); and environmental remediation and tank cleanout services across multiple DEA purchase orders ranging from approximately $2,500 to $77,754 awarded in 2025 and 2026.

Customer concentration tilts sharply toward federal environmental and remediation programs. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District leads by combined potential value with 53 awards worth $144.7 million—representing 76% of the top five customers' potential-value share. The Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration places the highest award count with 70 awards but carries only $1.1 million combined potential value, reflecting numerous small purchase orders for hazardous materials disposal at DEA facilities in Long Beach and other California locations. The gap between volume and dollars underscores a two-tier customer base: the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District anchors large-dollar remediation contracts, while DEA provides consistent but lower-value transactional work. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (12 awards), the Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District (9 awards, $7.1 million), and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R5–Pacific Southwest Region (19 awards, $305 thousand) round out the active set.

American Integrated Services holds seats on five parent indefinite-delivery vehicles: the Army Corps of Engineers W912PL10D0042 IDIQ (23 task orders, $3.8 million combined potential value), the W9123807D0028 IDIQ (17 task orders, $3.7 million), the GSA Schedule or similar vehicle AG91S8C090022 (12 task orders, $388 thousand), and Navy contract N6247021D0007 (11 task orders). The relatively modest combined potential values on these vehicles—totaling $3.8 million to $7.5 million range—reflect the company's position on environmental remediation and services IDIQs rather than large government-wide acquisition contracts.

Awards-per-year activity shows growth trajectory with 11 awards in 2022 ascending to 25 in 2024, followed by a decline to 13 in 2025 and 5 in the first five months of 2026. Recompete exposure is minimal—only 3 awards (combined potential value $19 thousand) reach completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating most current work carries longer performance periods or renewals already in place.

In the subcontractor role, American Integrated Services delivers remediation services, hazardous waste collection, and disposal support to Ch2M Hill (the dominant prime at nine sub-awards since late 2024 for China Lake geophysical fracture evaluation, landfill remedial investigations, and PFAS remediation at Navy and Army sites), Jacobs Engineering Group (two sub-awards for technical consultation on the Santa Susana Field Laboratory remediation program), AECOM Technical Services (two sub-awards for PFAS remedial investigations and invasive drilling waste disposal at Army National Guard and former naval sites), and Arcadis U.S. (one sub-award for performance-based remediation services at Vandenberg Space Force Base). The subcontract work mirrors the prime focus—environmental remediation, site investigation, and hazardous waste management—but routes through large environmental engineering primes rather than direct federal prime awards.

American Integrated Services' federal footprint is concentrated on environmental systems protection and hazardous materials management at military installations, DEA law enforcement facilities, and Army Corps of Engineers water resource projects across California, with sustained relationships anchored by the Army Corps Sacramento District's $144.7 million remediation portfolio and the DEA's recurring small-order business for seized-materials disposal.

Env. Construction, Remediation, Demolition, Excavation, Site Preparation, Facilities Construction, Renovation, Decontamination,Underground Storage Tanks, Aboveground Stor. Tanks, Soil/Groundwater Treatment Systems, Hazardous Waste Transportation, Disposal