Consolidated Safety Services Incorporated

Consolidated Safety Services Incorporated, a Fairfax, Virginia-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation, delivers environmental consulting, scientific research and development, industrial hygiene and safety support, and emergency response services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 99% of its awards, operating predominantly in full-and-open competition without set-aside designations across most of its customer base.

The vendor's customer concentration is extreme and anchored by two agencies that dominate both volume and potential value. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) leads by combined potential value at $17.39 billion across 68 awards; the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of the Director ranks second by award count at 106 awards worth $69.8 million combined potential value. Together, these two agencies account for approximately 25% of all recent awards but represent roughly 90% of combined potential value, driven principally by Consolidated Safety Services' $38.1 million NOAA delivery order for NCEI science support (awarded February 2024, completion February 2029) under the ProTech 2.0 - Satellite Domain IDIQ and its $478 million NASA Johnson Space Center REMIS2 contract vehicle (awarded January 2024, completion September 2030). The Environmental Protection Agency, split across the Office of Research and Development (64 awards, $58 million) and Office of Land and Emergency Management (50 awards, $187.1 million), rounds out the top-three customer base. These five customer segments collectively account for 312 awards and approximately 98% of combined potential value, indicating severe customer concentration with material recompete risk if any single NOAA or EPA vehicle faces repricing, scope reduction, or competitive loss.

Consolidated Safety Services operates on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) as its primary vehicle, with 118 task orders valued at $337.2 million, and holds a $5.17 million single-award EPA BPA for Scientific and Technical Assistance for Consequence Management (STACM) through April 2029, delivering toxicology support, chemical analysis, biological assessments, and radiation support services from its Fairfax, Virginia base. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 122 unique categories priced from $45.80 per hour for facility specialists to $328.71 per hour for PhDs with 15 years of experience; the active SCI-reported government-paid hourly rate median sits at $85.64 per hour, with rates ranging from $59.11 at the 10th percentile to $143.28 at the 90th percentile. The vendor also holds a $478 million multiple-award REMIS2 IDIQ with NASA Johnson Space Center for spaceflight, ground hardware and software, sustaining engineering, and mission integration services through September 2030, with a $20 million October 2024 delivery order for SUBSA ampoule development under a Total Small Business set-aside. A $10 million NSF Office of Research and Development IDIQ (awarded September 2026, completion September 2031) supports on-site technical services for OASES, CSSD, and PCSB facilities in Corvallis and Newport, Oregon, also under a Total Small Business set-aside. The $8 billion NOAA ProTech 2.0 - Satellite Domain IDIQ (awarded March 2023, completion June 2028, Total Small Business set-aside) anchors the vendor's research and development footprint and has generated the $38.1 million NCEI Science Support delivery order and a $509,256 delivery order for research and technology maturation supporting the Exploitation of Emerging Technologies Joint Venture Program (Berwyn Heights, Maryland, completion October 2026). An EPA single-award IDIQfor Pacific Ecological Systems Division Support (68HERC21D0024), valued at $15.5 million with completion through September 2026 and designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, generates frequent task orders for ecological research, biochar soil amendment studies, and water quality assessments centered in Corvallis, Oregon.

Recent activity shows stable award volume across 2022–2026 (20–21 awards per year) with 28 awards (combined potential value $51 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and facing recompete. SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing grew from $19.7 million on 99.2 FTEs in FY2022 to $33.4 million on 171 FTEs in FY2025, reflecting a 70% increase in invoiced government dollars and a 72% increase in FTE delivery across four fiscal years. The contractor's workforce trajectory on SCI-reportable contracts is consistently upward, scaling from 131 total FTEs (22 prime, 7 sub records) in FY2022 to 180 FTEs (24 prime, 12 sub records) in FY2025. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor self-performs nearly all hours; named subcontractors include seven firms, but sub-hours represent negligible share of total contractor hours, indicating the vendor primarily builds its own delivery teams rather than operating as a feeder to larger primes. On its largest NOAA NCEI Science Support contract, however, FY2024 and FY2025 SCI reporting reflect 40 percent of contractor hours subcontracted to seven named subs including Deloitte Consulting LLP, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Maryland College Park, George Mason University, University of Colorado, and Earth Resources Technology LLC, demonstrating that subcontractor engagement scales with contract size and specialized research requirements.

Consolidated Safety Services competes primarily in full-and-open competition without recurring set-aside designations at the prime contract level; when set-asides appear, they are predominantly Total Small Business designations on EPA research and NOAA satellite domain IDIQs. The vendor's capability portfolio is grounded in environmental monitoring, laboratory analysis, ecological research and restoration, industrial hygiene and occupational safety consulting, toxicology support, emergency response coordination, and scientific research and development services across physical, engineering, and life sciences. Representative contract work includes a $12.98 million NIH Office of the Director industrial hygiene and safety support services delivery order (awarded September 2026, time-and-materials, completion September 2029, Bethesda, Maryland); a $10.42 million NIEHS definitive contract for quality assessment support to the Division of Translational Toxicology (awarded September 2025, cost-plus-fixed-fee, completion March 2036, Durham, North Carolina, Total Small Business set-aside); a $3.66 million NOAA technical and administrative support delivery order for NOS and NCCOS coastal science and Mussel Watch programs (awarded September 2024, time-and-materials, completion August 2025); multiple EPA task orders under the Pacific Ecological Systems Division Support IDIQ for national wetland condition assessment, coastal condition assessment, biochar soil amendment research at mining sites, and water quality monitoring (firm fixed-price, task order values ranging $11.7 thousand to $562.4 thousand, completion dates through 2027); and a $3.56 million CDC Pittsburgh chemical waste management and disposal services delivery order (awarded September 2026, firm fixed-price, completion September 2031, Fairfax, Virginia). The vendor also subcontracts to larger primes on space-related work, including roles as a subcontractor to NASA's ISS Commercial Resupply Services 2 program (awarded October 2021 and February 2024 through December 2025) and to Virginia Tech on transportation curriculum development (December 2024 task order).

The vendor's top NAICS concentrations are Environmental Consulting Services (242 awards), Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences excluding Nanotechnology and Biotechnology (52 awards), and Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (44 awards). Top PSC codes reflect the same environmental and research focus: Support-Professional (Other, 109 awards), Support-Professional (Certifications and Accreditations, 58 awards), Special Studies and Analysis (Environmental Assessments, 48 awards), and General Science and Technology R&D Services (46 awards). Consolidated Safety Services maintains a subsidiary, Riverside Technology Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation that has received at least one $23.9 million NOAA ProTech 2.0 delivery order (awarded April 2024, completion September 2026) for scientific data stewardship and product development services related to climate research, suggesting capability-specific corporate structure for specialized research delivery.

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