Environmental Chemical Corporation Italy S.R.L.

Environmental Chemical Corporation Italy S.R.L., an Italian subsidiary of Environmental Chemical Corporation (ECC Remediation Services), a California-based environmental remediation and construction firm, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, facility renovation, repair, and maintenance services to U.S. military installations across Italy, Spain, and Portugal in full and open competition. The company competes without set-asides and holds responsibility for 66% of the combined award footprint across 47 awards totaling $463 million in potential value.

Environmental Chemical Corporation Italy S.R.L. specializes in design-build and design-bid-build construction projects, HVAC and mechanical systems repair, facility modernization, energy resiliency improvements, and infrastructure maintenance at overseas Department of Defense installations. Representative recent prime awards include a $14.6 million design-build delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command to renovate four buildings supporting Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Detachment operations at Naval Air Station Sigonella (completion November 13, 2028), a $12.85 million cost-plus-fixed-fee definitive contract from Army European Command for recurring maintenance and minor repair services across fuel facilities at six military installations in Italy through multiple option years (completion July 8, 2026), a $990.9 thousand delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for energy resiliency improvements at NAS Sigonella's Water Treatment Plant 2 via design-build (completion January 19, 2027), and a $1.2 million delivery order from Defense Logistics Agency Energy for fuels containment, drainage, and oil water separator repairs at NAS Sigonella (completion October 5, 2024).

Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates the customer base, anchoring 12 awards valued at $224.9 million in combined potential value, followed by Army European Command with 6 awards totaling $155.4 million. Army Installation Management Command Europe Region contributes 10 awards valued at $80.8 million. These three customers account for 100% of the combined potential value across the top customers by dollar ranking and 94% of the award count, reflecting a highly concentrated overseas military construction and facilities maintenance focus.

Environmental Chemical Corporation Italy S.R.L. holds three large parent IDIQs: the Sigonella Multiple Award Construction Contract ($95 million, Naval Facilities Engineering Command), from which the company has placed 11 task orders totaling $21.7 million; the SOFA Italy Design-Build/Design-Bid-Build Multiple Award Task Order Contract ($85 million, Army European Command); and the Vicenza Military Community MATOC ($29 million ceiling, increased from $20 million, Department of Defense European Region). Most recently, the company was awarded a $100 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract on April 14, 2026, by Naval Facilities Engineering Command for construction and facility services at Naval Station Rota, Spain, and other military sites in Spain and Portugal through April 13, 2034, supporting sustainment, restoration, modernization, and new construction. The Rota MACC award on April 15, 2026, carrying a $5 thousand delivery order, represents the first task order against that vehicle.

Activity has declined from a peak of seven awards in 2023 to two awards in 2026 year to date. Only two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $996 thousand, presenting minimal recompete cliff exposure in the near term but reflecting the lumpiness of large indefinite-delivery contract task ordering cycles.

Environmental Chemical Corporation Italy S.R.L. subcontracts minimally; sub-award activity from 2021 includes waste disposal and dumpster rental services provided to Assurance Technology Corporation on environmental remediation projects and support services to Serco Inc. for antiterrorism/force protection other direct costs in October 2023. The subcontract footprint remains sparse relative to the prime profile.