Anchor Pacific Resource Management, Inc.

Anchor Pacific Resource Management, Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned small business headquartered in Oxnard, California, operates as a prime contractor providing environmental services and facilities maintenance to Department of Defense installations, with a footprint concentrated in Hawaii and selective mainland Air Force locations. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, though a significant portion of its recent task orders carry no set-aside designation. Anchor Pacific holds two major indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its federal portfolio: a $14.99 million single-award IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command running through March 31, 2028, for grease trap cleaning and pumping services across Oahu military installations, and a $1.32 million single-award IDC with the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region through January 7, 2031, for oil-water separator preventative maintenance and repair.

Anchor Pacific's capability portfolio centers on concrete environmental and facilities maintenance work: grease trap cleaning and pumping, oil-water separator maintenance and servicing, storm drain cleaning, wastewater management and disposal, hazardous and non-hazardous waste removal and treatment, sediment basin management, and water treatment unit maintenance. The vendor's work is classified across NAICS 562219 (Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal) and NAICS 562998 (All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services), with corresponding PSC codes for housekeeping–waste treatment and maintenance of utilities. Representative recent awards include a $1.9 million Option Year 3 delivery order issued April 1, 2026, by Navy Installations Command under the NAVFAC IDIQ for grease trap cleaning at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam through March 31, 2027; a $1.24 million Option Year 2 order issued April 28, 2025, by Naval Facilities Engineering Command for facilities and environmental services at Marine Corps Base Hawaii; a $262.8 thousand purchase order awarded May 1, 2024, by Air Force Reserve Command for monthly maintenance and inspection of five RGF Ultrasorb water treatment units at Homestead Air Force Base, Florida, extending through November 30, 2029; and a $313.5 thousand definitive contract awarded October 1, 2022, by Air Combat Command under a total small business set-aside for wastewater management services at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, through September 30, 2027.

Customer concentration is extreme and persistent. Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 10 awards and $18.6 million (71% of combined potential value), while the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region accounts for 16 awards but only $2.8 million combined potential value—reflecting high frequency of small repair and maintenance task orders under the Army IDC. Together these two customers represent 26 of 37 awards (70%) and $21.4 million (82%) of combined potential value. The remaining seven distinct customer agencies—Navy Installations Command, Air Combat Command, Air National Guard, Air Force Special Operations Command, Air Force Reserve Command, United States Marine Corps, and Department of the Marine Corps—collectively account for 11 awards and $4.6 million. The two rankings diverge significantly: NAVFAC dominates dollars per award (averaging $1.86 million), while the Army dominates frequency per award (averaging $175 thousand), pointing to structural differences in task order sizing and bundling between the two vehicles.

Activity has grown year over year from four awards in 2022 to twelve in 2024, before declining to seven in 2025 and one to date in 2026 (most recent April 1, 2026). The recompete cliff for the next twenty-four months is modest: three awards carry ultimate completion dates in that window with combined potential value of $2.4 million, centered on the March 31, 2027, expiration of the current NAVFAC Option Year 3 delivery order. The two primary parent vehicles—the NAVFAC IDIQ (N6247823D2405) and the Army IDC (W912CN20D0010)—support the bulk of task order activity, with eleven and thirteen task orders respectively. Anchor Pacific does not subcontract; all 37 awards in the source footprint are prime positions carrying no identified sub-award activity. Place of performance spans Hawaii military installations (Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Schofield Barracks, Fort Shafter) as the primary operational footprint, with secondary performance at Homestead Air Force Base (Florida), Naval Station Mayport (Florida), Whiteman Air Force Base (Missouri), Cannon Air Force Base (New Mexico), and Holloman Air Force Base (New Mexico).

We are a dynamic small business specializing in all facets of Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Waste Management.Anchor serves the mission of our clients with one simple concept, "Good enough is not enough." With a focus on recycling and reuse, Anchor will find cost savings for our clients. We utilize cutting edge technology and creative ways to produce the results our customers have come to expect from us.

Founded in 2017, Anchor is headquartered in Oxnard, CA with offices in Honolulu, HI, and Elizabeth City, NC. The Anchor Team is a diverse group of professionals, each with over 25 years of technical field experience in all aspects of Hazardous Waste Management and the Environmental Services Industries. This experience includes 15 years of Government contracting. With both private and public sector business partners, Anchor has earned loyalty by consistently finding new and innovative ways to create value and realize cost savings for their clients.