ECC Environmental LLC

ECC Environmental LLC, a small-business subsidiary of Environmental Chemical Corporation, delivers environmental remediation, hazardous-waste cleanup, groundwater treatment, and post-disaster infrastructure repair services to the Department of Defense and Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor, with 100% of recent awards held as prime positions and no subcontract footprint. The company operates from Burlingame, California, and competes predominantly under total-small-business set-asides across multiple IDIQ vehicles.

ECC's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Army Corps of Engineers, which accounts for the majority of both award count and dollar value. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha dominates the potential-value ranking with 4 awards carrying $9.04 billion in combined potential value, driven primarily by the $32.4 million Shoalwater Dune Barrier Reconstruction in Tokeland, Washington (awarded May 2022 under the Rapid Disaster Infrastructure Response MATOC, completed August 2023) and the $4.05 million Company Creek Road emergency repairs delivery order in North Cascades National Park, Washington (awarded March 2026 under the same MATOC, completion September 2026). The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command ranks second with 6 awards and $503 million combined potential value, anchored by a $23 million post-fire demolition and debris removal delivery order at the former Marine Corps Air Station Tustin in California (cost-plus-award-fee, awarded December 2023, completion June 2026). The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Kansas City holds 6 awards with $421.3 million combined potential value. Together, these three customer entities cover 84% of award count and represent $9.95 billion of the $10.04 billion combined potential value across the portfolio.

ECC holds positions on four named parent vehicles. The Rapid Disaster Infrastructure Response MATOC (issued by Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha) carries 5 task orders with $68.2 million combined potential value, supporting emergency infrastructure repair and reconstruction work. The Small Business Environmental Remediation Services 2022-2027 IDIQ (Army Corps of Engineers) holds 5 task orders with $3.6 million combined potential value for monitored natural attenuation and remediation activities at Superfund and Defense Environmental Restoration Program sites. The MEGA Small Business PRAC 2021-2026 ($176.25 million IDIQ, Army Corps of Engineers) carries 4 task orders with $44.2 million combined potential value for groundwater extraction and treatment and remedial action at contaminated sites across EPA Region 2 and the Northwest. The Multiple Award Remedial Action Contract NAVFAC Southwest ($240 million IDIQ, Naval Facilities Engineering Command) supports 3 task orders with $23 million combined potential value for installation restoration and facility decommissioning at Navy and Marine Corps sites in the western U.S. and Pacific region.

Representative work includes a $14.97 million remedial action delivery order at the Kaufman and Minteer Superfund site in Columbus and Mansfield, New Jersey (EPA Region 2, awarded February 2025 under MEGA Small Business PRAC, completion February 2030); a $13.9 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order for the White Chemical Operable Unit 3 in Newark, New Jersey (awarded November 2023 under MEGA Small Business PRAC, completion December 2028); a $15.3 million groundwater extraction and treatment system operation and maintenance order at the former Nebraska Ordnance Plant in Mead (awarded December 2022 under MEGA Small Business PRAC, completion October 2027); a $2.17 million delivery order exercising Option 2 under the Small Business Environmental Remediation Services 2022-2027 IDIQ for Department of Defense environmental programs (awarded September 2025, completion March 2030); and a $612 thousand monitored natural attenuation task order at Forbes in Holton, Kansas (awarded July 2024 under Small Business Environmental Remediation Services, completion July 2029).

Activity has declined modestly — four awards in 2022, three in 2023 and 2024, two in 2025, and one in the first quarter of 2026 — with five awards (combined potential value $19.4 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure. The portfolio carries a combined potential value of $10.04 billion against combined dollars obligated of $128.8 million (1% of potential value), reflecting the high ceiling structure typical of large IDIQ vehicles.