Brice Environmental Services Corporation

Brice Environmental Services Corporation, an Alaska Native Corporation–owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, delivers environmental remediation, facility maintenance, and design-build construction services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) and occasional subcontractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. The company is a subsidiary of Calista Corporation, a major Alaska Native Regional Corporation, and operates through Calista Brice LLC as its parent holding entity; named subsidiaries include Brice Turnagain JV LLC, Brice-AECOM JV1, and Brice AECOM JV2, reflecting joint-venture positions on larger construction and engineering programs.

Brice's federal work concentrates on environmental remediation and infrastructure at military installations and federal facilities across Alaska and the Pacific region. The company holds two major indefinite-delivery vehicles: a $100 million multiple-award IDIQ for environmental remediation services at various locations in Alaska and the USACE Pacific Ocean Division area of responsibility (awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska in August 2022, running through February 2028), and a $250 million multiple-award task-order contract for design-build construction services funded through the Great American Outdoors Act, awarded by the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service in March 2023 (running through April 2028) covering Alaska and U.S. territories. Under the remediation IDIQ, recent task orders include a $4.49 million delivery order from the Department of Defense (ENDIST Alaska) for remedial action at U.S. Coast Guard Base Ketchikan (June 2026), a $4.06 million order for environmental services supporting the Air Force Civil Engineer Center Environmental Restoration Program Area at Fort Richardson (August 2025), a $3.17 million order for remedial investigation and removal action at Port Clarence (September 2024), and a $2.61 million order for environmental remediation and facility maintenance at Fort Wainwright (September 2024). The company also holds a smaller $3.9 million delivery order under the Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization Alaska and Wake Island vehicle for roof construction at an Army facility (September 2023).

Customer concentration is acute and regionally bounded. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska accounts for 41 awards and $311.3 million in combined potential value (83% of award count and 48% of total potential value across the portfolio), with the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 anchoring a single $250 million MATOC award. The Department of Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center and Department of Air Force Pacific Air Forces combined account for 20 awards and $35.5 million. Work is performed across Alaska (Fort Richardson, Fort Wainwright, Kodiak Island, Nome, Haines, Anchorage, Eielson Air Force Base, Eareckson Air Station) and Pacific locations including Wake Island; NAICS representation skews toward remediation services (48 awards), commercial and institutional building construction (10 awards), and related structures construction (7 awards combined).

Activity levels have declined sharply in the past three years—eight awards in 2022, five in 2023, six in 2024, two in 2025, and two in 2026 year-to-date—though this reflects a mature, long-running vehicle portfolio rather than new capture. Eight awards totaling $12.4 million in combined potential value reach completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete. In its subcontractor role, Brice delivers site characterization and environmental support to CH2M HILL on Galena, Alaska remediation services; barge offloading support and marine-vessel support to ASRC Prime Constructors and AECOM Technical Services on water-system repairs and inundation studies at Eareckson Air Station, King Salmon Divert Airfield, and Wake Island Airfield. The source shows Brice also holds a position on AFICA Environmental Services & Construction–PACAF and AFICA A-E 2013 vehicles, with six and one task orders respectively.

Environmental Remediation and Engineering Services