Enhanced Environmental & Emergency Services Inc.

Enhanced Environmental & Emergency Services Inc., doing business as E3 Response, is a for-profit small business headquartered in Clinton, Mississippi, that delivers oil spill cleanup, hazardous materials abatement, containment boom deployment, emergency incident response, and environmental remediation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of awards) across civilian and defense sectors with no set-aside posture.

The company's customer footprint is heavily concentrated in environmental emergency response. The U.S. Coast Guard accounts for 59% of awards by count (93 awards, $4.9 million potential value) and dominates the volume signal—steady flow of small to mid-sized delivery orders under a $990,000 single-award Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) running through July 2028 that provides pre-negotiated mobilization for oil spill and hazardous materials incidents along the Gulf Coast. The Air Force ranks second by award count (30 awards, $5.7 million potential value) but the Air Force as a whole carries the largest potential value share ($25 million) through a $25 million Blanket Purchase Agreement for hazardous discharge response at Columbus Air Force Base and Shuqualak Auxiliary Airfield through July 2028. Naval Facilities Engineering Command (Navy) anchors three awards worth $6.8 million combined, including a $3.999 million F-35C aviation mishap response delivery order at Naval Air Station Lemoore (August 2025) and a $2.263 million emergency response order for F-35 incident mitigation at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico (August 2024). The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (8 awards, $478 thousand) and the Federal Correctional Complex Oakdale system (3 awards, $1 million) round out the active customer set. The top-five agencies by potential value cover 89% of combined potential value.

E3 Response operates across multiple parent vehicles. The two highest-volume BOAs—70Z08421GN0008500 and 70Z08424GNEWO0003—account for 69 task orders and $10.9 million in combined potential value and represent the Coast Guard's recurring environmental emergency response infrastructure. An Air Force indefinite delivery contract (FA282319DA002) carries 31 task orders worth $2 million for hazardous discharge services at Eglin Air Force Base and related installations. Additional BPAs with the Army Corps of Engineers and NOAA for containment boom and hazardous waste services round out the vehicle portfolio.

Recent activity shows growth from 13 awards in 2022 to a peak of 29 in 2024, with 24 awards in 2025 and 11 year-to-date in 2026 (through June 25). The combined potential value across 158 awards is $49.8 million, with $16.1 million obligated (32% of potential). Six awards (combined potential value $4.1 million) reach ultimate completion in the next 24 months and face recompete. The top NAICS category is Remediation Services (150 awards), with Environmental Systems Protection—Oil Spill Response (76 awards) and Environmental Systems Protection—Environmental Remediation (37 awards) dominating the PSC profile.

E3 Response operates as a prime on nearly all work and maintains a subsidiary, E3 Omi, LLC. The company holds a small-business designation and competes full-and-open across its portfolio; none of the awards carry set-aside designations. SCI-reported invoiced revenue totals $1 million in FY2024 across 1.9 full-time equivalents on service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable work median around $258/hr, with a spectrum from $250/hr (10th percentile) to $267/hr (90th percentile). The company engages no subcontractors on SCI-reportable prime contracts.

A nascent sub footprint has emerged: two sub-awards under Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations, LLC for Strategic Petroleum Reserve facilities management and operations work (oil spill HPPP and OSRO roles) awarded in April 2026. E3 Response's federal footprint is concentrated in time-critical environmental response and remediation, with deep Coast Guard and Air Force relationships anchored to large, renewable IDVs that enable rapid mobilization.