Versar, Inc.

Versar, Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based environmental and professional services firm, delivers facilities support, environmental consulting, remediation, and engineering services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 401 of its 407 recent awards (99%), competing on full-and-open basis across multiple indefinite delivery vehicles and blanket purchase agreements without set-aside restrictions.

Versar operates through a corporate structure anchored by 15 named subsidiaries including Versar National Security Solutions LLC, Versar International, Inc., and several joint venture entities (Versar-Ecospears JV, Versar-Geosyntec JV, Versar-WSP JV), positioning the parent as a diversified platform for environmental assessment, engineering, construction management, and security-related program support. The company's capability portfolio centers on environmental remediation and facility assessments, grounded in recurring work across EPA, Department of Air Force Civil Engineer operations, and Army Corps of Engineers. Representative prime awards include a $31.77 million definitive contract with the Army Engineering and Support Center (December 2024) for Task Force Safety Assessments of Fire and Electricity and Unified Facilities Criteria assessments across the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility; a $30.5 million firm fixed-price contract with the Army Corps of Engineers (August 2022) for technical services supporting Task Force Safe and UFC deobligated excess funding in Kuwait through January 2025; a $3.95 million BPA call from the Bureau of Land Management (September 2023) for cooperative rock art recording services in Carlsbad, Texas; and ongoing peer review and risk assessment work spanning the EPA, Food and Drug Administration, and Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement.

Customer concentration is extreme and skewed toward air and environmental work. The Environmental Protection Agency leads by award count (113 awards, 59% coverage) with the Department of Air Force (53 awards), Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard (30 awards), FDA (29 awards, $4.9 million combined potential value), and Army (17 awards, $31 million combined potential value) rounding out the top five by volume. By potential value, concentration inverts sharply: the Department of Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center anchors $6.04 billion across just 4 awards (92% coverage), reflecting a single massive facilities and environmental remediation vehicle; GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes $161.2 million across 5 awards; the Army $31 million across 17 awards; and Interior Bureau of Land Management $14.4 million across 4 awards. This divergence signals that EPA drives volume with small peer-review and environmental consulting calls, while Air Force and GSA vehicles carry the dollar weight.

Versar holds seat on the OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-agency contract with GSA (ceiling of $999,999,999,999, awarded December 17, 2024, completion through December 16, 2029); a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (awarded December 29, 2025, completion through December 28, 2035, supporting multi-domain defense systems development and modernization); a $10 million single-award BPA with Interior's National Office (awarded May 2025) for cultural resource management services in the Permian Basin; a $7.5 million single-award IDC with the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering District Middle East (awarded December 2022, completion November 2025, personal services for construction project monitoring in Saudi Arabia) anchoring multiple delivery orders for program managers, lead engineers, and support staff across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam; and a $4.6 million single-award EPA BPA (awarded April 1, 2023, completion March 31, 2028) for peer review and risk assessment activities supporting multiple EPA offices. Versar also sits on GSA's Professional Services Schedule (75 task orders, $19.6 million combined potential value) and Multiple Award Schedule (34 task orders, $58.2 million combined potential value), with task orders flowing from USACE, EPA, FDA, and DOI. Additional IDCs with the Air Force include vehicles designated F4162403D8620 (14 task orders), F4162497D8011 (11 task orders), and F4162497D8010 (10 task orders).

Award activity has grown modestly year over year from nine awards in 2021 to eighteen in 2023, declining to fourteen in 2024 and twelve in 2025, suggesting plateauing momentum in recent competition. Thirteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $40.2 million, representing moderate recompete exposure concentrated in smaller EPA peer-review calls and Army Corps of Engineers delivery orders.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $20.6 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $1.8 million / 8.8 FTEs; FY2023: $9 million / 20.0 FTEs; FY2024: $9.8 million / 20.3 FTEs). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, Versar's government-paid hourly rate posture ranged from $54.40/hr (10th percentile) to a median of $111.91/hr to $256.55/hr (90th percentile), reflecting a mix of field technician and senior specialist labor. SCI data captures 18 prime and 17 named-subcontractor records and shows zero average sub-hours share across prime contracts, indicating that Versar builds its own delivery teams rather than heavy reliance on subcontractors for SCI-reportable work. FY2024 FTE trajectory jumped to 61.8 FTEs (5 prime / 7 sub records), signaling either data categorization shift or increased sub-engagement within that period.

Versar subcontracts primarily to larger systems integrators. Named prime relationships include CDM Federal Programs Corporation (construction management services for Upper Brownsville Flood Control and American Canal Lower Reach Replacement, most recent award December 2025), International Business Machines Corporation (recurring orders for A4 and SAF/IE Enterprise Support Services, three awards from September 2024 through October 2024), and ABT Global LLC (consumer and environmental exposure assessments for the EPA's New Chemicals Program, June 2023). The sub-footprint remains small at 6 of 407 recent awards (1%), with Versar operating primarily as a prime.

Versar's category concentration aligns with its core customer set: Facilities Support Services accounts for 107 awards, Environmental Consulting Services for 80 awards, Remediation Services for 35 awards. Top PSC codes reflect the same: Architect and Engineering—General (landscaping, interior layout, designing) at 63 awards, Other Environmental Services at 45 awards, Support-Professional at 39 awards. The vendor's strategy evidently targets EPA's peer review and environmental assessment needs, facilities engineering for Air Force civil engineer centers, and construction oversight for Army Corps operations across Middle East theaters.