BBJ Group LLC

BBJ Group LLC, operating as Bradburne Briller & Johnson, is a Chicago-based small business environmental consultancy that delivers CERCLA site remediation, environmental assessments, lead abatement, and water treatment facility maintenance services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open across its portfolio with no recurring set-aside posture.

The company operates as a for-profit limited liability company with a concentrated geographic footprint anchored by USDA Forest Service and Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service customers. Across 55 prime awards spanning 2022–2026, BBJ Group has generated $35 million in combined potential value, though only $6.2 million (18%) has been obligated to date, indicating a pipeline of task orders not yet funded. The vendor competes entirely as a prime — zero subcontract exposure — and maintains 100% direct delivery posture with no named subcontractors cited in the award history. Activity has contracted from eight awards in 2023 to one in 2026 year-to-date, with three awards (combined potential value $3.7 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and exposing recompete risk on active Forest Service and Fish and Wildlife Service vehicles.

Top customer agencies by award count are the Department of the Army Reserve Command (12 awards, $1.9 million potential value), the Department of Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region (5 awards, $643 thousand), and the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service (5 awards, $463 thousand), accounting for 53% of awards. Dollars, however, are concentrated differently: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors $8.5 million (27% of combined potential value) through a single vehicle, followed by USDA Forest Service Southern and Eastern Regions at $7.1 million each. The vendor operates predominantly under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (33 task orders, $8.6 million), with two Army Reserve indefinite delivery contracts valued at $331,296 and $396 thousand supporting water treatment facility maintenance across a five-year footprint ending January 2028.

Capability scope is narrow and concrete. Representative recent work includes a $3.549 million definitive contract from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 5 (awarded September 2025) for soil remediation at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Delaware, under a total small business set-aside; a $54,110 delivery order from USDA Forest Service Southern Region (February 2026) for CERCLA groundwater remediation response at Tusquitee Ranger District, North Carolina, under MAS; a $53,720 order from Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (October 2025) for CERCLA action work at Bessey Nursery, Colorado; and a $44,500 Army Corps of Engineers call for geographic information systems and mapping support for civil works projects (August 2025). Earlier work includes Phase I environmental site assessments, firing range cleanups (Pocosin Lakes and St. Catherine), lead surveys and abatement across Fish and Wildlife Service refuges, CERCLA expanded site inspections and engineering evaluations at Forest Service sites, and water treatment facility maintenance in Mitchell, Illinois and other Army Reserve locations. Work is classified under NAICS 562910 (Remediation Services) for 38 of 55 awards, with 11 awards under Water Supply and Irrigation Systems.

GSA Schedule labor rates span $33 to $175 per hour across 15 active categories, ranging from clerical support (high school, $33/hr) through senior and principal registered professionals with fifteen to twenty-five years of experience ($105.99–$175/hr). No security-cleared labor categories are offered. Service Contract Inventory data carries minimal signal: one prime record in FY2024 showing $10 thousand in invoiced revenue at a government-paid rate of $196.29 per hour, with no FTE-level workforce detail captured. SCI is a strict subset of the vendor's federal services work and excludes the bulk of BBJ Group's remediation contract activity, which is frequently priced on a fixed-price basis rather than time-and-materials.

Two primary indefinite delivery vehicles anchor the Forest Service relationship. A $7 million single-award BPA with Forest Service Southern Region (awarded March 2023, running through March 2028) supports recurring CERCLA environmental consulting across the Allegheny National Forest and has generated five task orders including the $69,990 Shamrock Mine call. A newer $7 million single-award BPA with Forest Service Eastern Region (awarded October 2024, running through October 2029) was established through unrestricted solicitation for environmental response needs at the Allegheny National Forest. The Army Reserve Command IDC (awarded February 2023, running through January 2028) supports water treatment facility maintenance with a $331,296 ceiling and has funded multiple delivery orders since 2022.

BBJ Group is a full service environmental consulting firm that specializes in remediation and site restoration, due diligence, and Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) compliance.