Border Demolition And Environmental, Inc.

Border Demolition And Environmental, Inc., doing business as Border Demolition & Emvironmental Inc., is a women-owned small business and HUBZone-certified firm based in El Paso, Texas that provides asbestos abatement, lead-based paint removal, mold remediation, and building demolition services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across the south-central United States.

The company is a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned, subchapter S corporation structured as a for-profit entity. Border Demolition competes predominantly under set-aside categories — Total Small Business set-asides characterize the majority of its General Services Administration work, though it also pursues full-and-open awards. The firm holds two anchor indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts: a $2 million single-award IDIQ with GSA Region 7 (established August 2022, extending through August 2027) for asbestos, lead abatement, and mold remediation across Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas; and an $18.9 million IDIQ with the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region for building demolition services at military installations.

The company's work footprint reflects deep specialization in environmental remediation and demolition. Representative recent awards include a $97,590 delivery order for asbestos and lead remediation at the McAllen Annex in Texas (September 2025), a $148,407 award for lead-based paint abatement at the Old Federal Courthouse in Albuquerque, New Mexico (February 2023), $694,884 for building demolition in Killeen, Texas under the Army contract (July 2022), and multiple smaller asbestos abatement and mold remediation task orders at federal courthouses, post offices, and administrative buildings throughout the region.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward GSA Region 7. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 82% of all awards: GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7 leads with 237 awards ($14.5 million potential value), followed by the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command (57 awards, $437 thousand), the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (51 awards, $29.9 million), the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (19 awards, $231 thousand), and the Department of the Air Force (17 awards, $1 million). By potential value, however, the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville dominates with $120.9 million across 7 awards and the Fort Worth District with $50.3 million across 2 awards — signals of larger-scale demolition or remediation projects managed through Corps oversight. GSA Region 7 still anchors the recurring operational demand with 237 smaller task orders representing steady state federal building maintenance work.

Border Demolition holds positions on five major parent vehicles: an Indefinite Delivery Contract (47PH0817D0016) with 103 task orders and $1.9 million potential value; GSA Schedule GS07P12HHD0009A with 99 task orders ($2 million potential value); Indefinite Delivery Contract 47PH0822D0004 with 81 task orders ($3.5 million potential value); Air Force contract FA466107D0006 with 33 task orders ($516 thousand potential value); and Army contract W9115120D0003 with 29 task orders ($5.4 million potential value). The vendor's award activity has declined: from 33 awards in 2022 to 31 in 2023, 24 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 7 so far in 2026. Within the next twenty-four months, only 5 awards (combined potential value $2.1 million) face ultimate completion and recompete exposure.

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts, Border Demolition reported $199 thousand in invoiced revenue in FY2025, delivered by approximately 0.9 FTEs. SCI is a partial federal-contracting view: it covers service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, products, demolition work classified as construction rather than services, micro-purchases, and non-federal revenue. The firm's portfolio leans toward task-order delivery against standing IDIQs and schedules rather than large service-contract vehicles, which explains the sparse SCI footprint. Border Demolition operates as a pure prime contractor — 100% of its recent award portfolio is prime, with a single sub-award recorded (March 2025 under BL Harbert International LLC for asbestos and hazardous material abatement on an Air Force base demolition project).

The vendor's work is concentrated in environmental systems protection and remediation (286 awards by PSC code), housekeeping and carpet services (54 awards), repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (29 awards), and demolition (19 awards). NAICS concentration aligns: Remediation Services (320 awards), Site Preparation Contractors (67 awards), and Flooring Contractors (56 awards) dominate the historical mix. All 462 awards in the source span federal funding from 2001 onward, but recent activity has cooled. The vendor's customer base — GSA Region 7's federal building maintenance and Army facilities modernization — sustains its footprint, though volume and dollar trajectory suggest maturity in those core relationships rather than expansion.

asbestos abatement, lead abatement, demolition, mold remediation, soil contamination remediation, salvage operations, recycling services, asbestos transport services, roofing, flooring, solid waste collection, floor tile