Anamar Environmental Consulting, Inc.

Anamar Environmental Consulting, Inc., a women-owned small business headquartered in Alachua, Florida, provides sediment sampling, environmental assessment, laboratory analysis, and technical reporting services to the Army Corps of Engineers and other federal agencies as a prime contractor, holding four active indefinite delivery contracts worth over $27.5 million in ceiling value. Anamar is a Subchapter S corporation with SBA Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) certification and competes across full-and-open and set-aside vehicles, with WOSB and Total Small Business set-asides appearing on roughly one-third of recent task orders.

Anamar's customer base concentrates overwhelmingly on the Army Corps of Engineers. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers and its five named districts (Jacksonville, Wilmington, Galveston, Portland, and Seattle) account for 77 percent of recent awards and approximately $77.5 million in combined potential value; the one outlier is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with two awards carrying $71.8 million in combined potential value. Recent work exemplifies the vendor's core capability: a $1.9 million Delivery Order from the Jacksonville District for sediment collection and analysis at multiple Port Authority facilities in Florida (January 2025), a $554,627 Total Small Business set-aside from the Charleston District for subsurface field investigations and lab analysis supporting Section 103 concurrence for Charleston Harbor in South Carolina (August 2025), and a $428,185 delivery order from the Portland District for benthic surveys, laboratory analytical services, and technical reporting across multiple Lower Columbia River projects in Oregon and Washington (October 2025). Anamar maintains a GSA Multiple Award Schedule position that supports sediment characterization and environmental assessment work; labor rates span $58.33 to $236.17 per hour across environmental scientists, ecologists, senior scientists, environmental engineers, and principal investigators, with no security-cleared roles offered.

Anamar holds four indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its federal footprint. The two OASIS+ vehicles—one WOSB-set-aside and one Total Small Business set-aside, both awarded in 2024 with ceilings of $999,999,999,999 and terms through September 2029—provide authority to place orders across seven functional domains (environmental services, management and advisory, technical and engineering, research and development, intelligence, facilities, and logistics) with any federal agency. A $7.5 million WOSB single-award contract with the Army Corps of Engineers, awarded in August 2022 and running through August 2027, is designated for sediment sampling, testing, analysis, and technical reporting and has generated 11 delivery orders worth approximately $4.3 million to date. A $10 million WOSB multiple-award contract with the Corps, awarded in August 2021 and expiring August 2026, supports planning and environmental studies across the Portland, Seattle, and Walla Walla districts. Task orders under the top five parent vehicles have historically ranged from $39,000 to $1.9 million; the highest-volume vehicles are IDC W912EP09D0013 (37 task orders, $9.4 million combined potential value) and W9126G17D0034 (26 task orders, $6.5 million combined potential value), both under the Army Corps of Engineers.

Activity has fluctuated year to year—ten awards in 2022, five in 2023, seven in 2024, nine in 2025, and two in the first quarter of 2026—with 198 total prime awards (100 percent of the vendor's federal footprint) and combined potential value of $161.9 million. Only $44.9 million (28 percent) has been obligated to date. Seven awards carrying combined potential value of $1.8 million are scheduled to reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest near-term recompete exposure. Anamar subcontracts laboratory and field support to specialized environmental service providers; named subs across the award portfolio include North Water District Laboratory Services Inc. (a woman-owned small disadvantaged business), Lloyd Engineering Inc., ECO Analysts Inc., Analytical Resources, Marine Taxonomic Services Limited, and Athena Technologies Inc. (HUBZone-certified). The vendor's technical footprint spans major waterway systems including the Houston Ship Channel, Galveston Ship Channel, Corpus Christi Ship Channel, Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Lower Willamette River, Yaquina River, and Lower Columbia River, with work performance locations concentrated in Texas, Florida, Oregon, Washington, and South Carolina.

Environmental Services: Engineering, Lab/Field Audits, Ecology, Wetland Delineation, NEPA, Data Validation, Sample Collection, Ports, 103 Sediment Evaluation, Certification, Dredged Material Management, Editing/Technical Writing, Permitting, Sidescan, Environmental Impact Statement, Water Quality Monitoring