Cape-Weston JV1 LLC

Cape-Weston JV1 LLC, a small business joint venture headquartered in Norcross, Georgia, delivers rapid response environmental remediation and military munitions response services to the Department of Defense and Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor operating entirely under set-aside designation. The vendor is structured as a limited liability partnership and operates as a subsidiary of Cape Environmental Management Inc., a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned Subchapter S corporation. Cape-Weston JV1's award footprint is concentrated in hazardous waste remediation, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) soil remediation, material potentially presenting explosive hazard (MPPEH) removal, fuel system repairs, and emergency environmental cleanup at military installations.

Cape-Weston's customer base is highly concentrated across three defense entities. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha (ENDIST Omaha) accounts for eight awards with $114.7 million in combined potential value, establishing the vendor as the primary rapid-response environmental remediation contractor for designated geographic regions. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command holds one award valued at $240 million in combined potential value, and the Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command accounts for one award valued at $6 million. The Navy contract materially dominates the potential-value ranking despite lower award count, while ENDIST Omaha anchors volume and near-term execution.

Cape-Weston operates primarily as a task-order vendor under a single $95 million small-business-set-aside indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract awarded by ENDIST Omaha on January 31, 2023, with performance extending through January 31, 2030. Eight task orders valued at $25.8 million in combined potential have been issued under this vehicle through September 2025. Representative delivery orders include a $6.02 million cost-plus-fixed-fee PFAS remediation award at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico (completed May 2025); a $4.06 million F16 mishap cleanup Phase II contract in DeRidder, Louisiana (completed September 2025); an $11.9 million fuel system repair delivery order at Travis Air Force Base, California (extended through December 2025); and a $1.78 million PFAS and pond liner removal task order at Cannon Air Force Base awarded September 30, 2025. The vendor has invoiced $22.8 million of the $360.8 million combined potential value across all awards, representing 6 percent realization. Activity shows concentration in 2023 (six awards) with sporadic execution in 2024–2026, and one award faces recompete within the next twenty-four months. The vendor does not operate as a subcontractor and carries no sub-award exposure.