Asrc Consulting & Environmental Services, LLC

Asrc Consulting & Environmental Services, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation–owned small disadvantaged business and SBA 8(a) Program Participant, delivers environmental remediation, well plugging and abandonment, site characterization, and architectural and engineering services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (87% of awards) and subcontractor. The company is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, and operates as a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, a Native corporation. Asrc Consulting competes predominantly under Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-asides and total small business set-asides; full-and-open awards appear infrequently.

The company's capability portfolio concentrates on legacy oil and gas well remediation across federal lands. Representative work includes a $49.9 million definitive contract awarded September 2026 by the Department of Energy's Office of Fossil Energy for the Alaska North Slope Gas Hydrate Production Test Project 2.0 (ultimate completion December 2029); a $19.7 million definitive contract from the Bureau of Land Management for plugging and abandonment of the Tulageak Test Well #1 and associated reserve remediation in the National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska (completed April 2025); and a $12.1 million delivery order from BLM for phase-two plugging and abandonment remediation of the Oumalik Cluster in Alaska (completed December 2024). Asrc Consulting also holds an $8.2 million delivery order from the Department of the Interior for East Simpson #1 well plug and abandonment and Meade #1 characterization work, due May 2027. Beyond oil and gas remediation, the company performs architectural and engineering services for Department of the Interior infrastructure projects, as evidenced by a $95 thousand delivery order for Eagle Electrical Repairs design in Fairbanks under the DOI A&E MATOC. Research and development exposure includes a $7.2 million Other Transaction Agreement from the Office of the Secretary of Defense for on-site destruction and remediation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination (due July 2026), and a cooperative agreement from the Department of Energy for Project SILA, an Arctic compressed natural gas pilot program demonstration.

Customer concentration is extreme and stable. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management National Office anchors the footprint with 14 awards carrying $383 million in combined potential value, representing 66% of the portfolio. The Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy accounts for 3 awards worth $108.7 million. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service (1 award, $50 million MATOC vehicle), the Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region (2 awards, $28 million), and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (1 award, $7.2 million) round out the customer base. These five customer lines account for 71% of all awards and 99% of combined potential value.

Asrc Consulting holds four primary indefinite delivery vehicles. The Alaska Legacy and Abandoned Well Remediation IDIQ (awarded June 2024, ceiling $200 million, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside, due June 2029) is the largest and newest vehicle, with 3 task orders generating $11 million in combined potential value. The Federal Orphaned Program–Plugging and Abandonment IDIQ for Regions 2 and 3 (awarded April 2023, $50 million per region, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside, due April 2028) has spawned 8 task orders worth $6.5 million combined. The BLM National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska Legacy and Abandoned Well Remediation 2021–2026 vehicle carries 2 task orders valued at $27 million. The Department of Interior Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022–2027 (awarded September 2022, $50 million ceiling, total small business set-aside, due September 2027) supports A&E delivery orders. Activity has grown from 2 awards in 2022 to 8 in both 2024 and 2025, though the pipeline shows modest near-term recompete exposure: only 2 awards carrying combined potential value of $9.9 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

On SCI-reportable federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, Asrc Consulting invoiced $135.6 million across fiscal years 2022–2025, growing from $22.9 million in FY2022 to a peak of $38.5 million in FY2024, with FY2025 invoicing at $38.4 million. The FTE data reported in SCI understate the company's actual workforce scale due to the contract-level aggregation methodology in the source (22.7 FTEs in FY2022, peaking at 46.2 in FY2024, and dropping to 7.5 in FY2025); these figures capture only the portion of contractor hours recorded at the contract summary level and do not reflect field personnel or subcontractor staff. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates run around $489/hr, with rates ranging from roughly $158/hr at the 10th percentile through $12,497/hr at the 90th percentile, indicating a mix of field labor and senior technical services. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 47% of total contractor hours, with 45 named subcontractors reported. This signals a hybrid delivery model in which Asrc Consulting provides project management, specialized environmental and engineering expertise, and site oversight while relying on subcontractors for construction, logistics, drilling, aviation, and waste handling services. Named subcontractors in the award portfolio include Bald Mountain Air Service, Inc. (fixed-wing aviation support), Cruz Construction Company, Inc. (camp services, fuel, water, and logistics), Alpha Aviation LLC (helicopter transport), Pace Analytical Services, LLC (sample testing), and Geotek Coring Inc. (drilling and coring). In its minority subcontractor role, Asrc Consulting subs to related Arctic Slope Regional Corporation subsidiaries—Asrc Communications, LTD. (Air Force communications services) and Asrc Builders LLC (construction and inspection services)—as well as other corporate-sibling entities. The subcontract work under sibling companies represents cross-divisional resource leverage within the broader ASRC holding structure rather than external teaming.

Provide oil and gas services, architectural services, engineering services, environmental consulting services, scientific and technical consulting services, remediation services, spill response services, capping of water wells, and disaster response services.