Environmental Compliance Consultants, Inc.

Environmental Compliance Consultants, Inc., doing business as ECC, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business prime contractor based in Anchorage, Alaska, that provides hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal, environmental remediation, and regulatory compliance services to federal agencies across Alaska, Hawaii, the Pacific region, and the continental U.S. ECC operates as a prime on 97 percent of its recent awards and competes predominantly under small-business set-asides, particularly total small business and SDVOSB designations, though a material portion of its work flows through full-and-open competition.

ECC's award footprint centers on hazardous waste management and environmental remediation. The vendor holds three major indefinite delivery contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District: a $245 million architect-engineer contract for investigation, planning, design, and cleanup of hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste (HTRW) and military munitions response across Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, Korea, Guam, and Wake Island; a $97 million multiple-award environmental remediation services IDIQ covering Alaska and the Pacific Ocean Division; and a $48 million environmental quality and compliance services MATOC. ECC also holds a $1.25 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal in Anchorage. Recent task-order activity includes a $55.56 million definitive contract awarded by the Air Force in September 2025 for fence-to-fence environmental services at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Eielson Air Force Base, Clear Space Force Station, and the 611 Civil Engineer Squadron installations in Alaska, Hawaii, and Wake Island; a $11.5 million delivery order from the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex for hazardous waste management services at Tinker Air Force Base through September 2030; and a $7.68 million delivery order from the Marine Corps for hazardous materials and waste management services at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, through December 2027. Smaller awards include medical waste and sharps waste disposal services across multiple Department of Veterans Affairs facilities (Portland, Walla Walla, Las Vegas, Aurora, and Seattle), regulated waste pickup at Coast Guard Base Kodiak, and universal waste disposal at national cemeteries.

ECC's top customer by award count and combined potential value is the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska (101 awards, $686.1 million combined potential value), representing approximately 88 percent of the vendor's total potential value. The top five customers account for 94 percent of combined potential value: USACE Engineering District Alaska dominates, followed by USACE Finance (3 awards, $14 million), Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region (32 awards, $11.8 million), United States Marine Corps (3 awards, $11.5 million), and Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces (38 awards, $9.5 million). Concentration is extreme and USACE-dependent; the next tier of customers is material by award count but negligible by dollars.

ECC's primary NAICS footprint splits across hazardous waste treatment and disposal (565 awards), environmental consulting services (90 awards), remediation services (86 awards), hazardous waste collection (53 awards), and engineering services (33 awards). PSC codes track similarly, led by housekeeping waste treatment and storage (578 awards) and environmental systems protection and remediation (86 awards). On the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, ECC offers 18 labor categories ranging from junior chemist at $36.31 per hour to program manager at $123.42 per hour, with bachelor's degree requirements and no security-cleared positions. The spectrum spans technical specialists (chemist, $59.24/hr; senior chemist, $74.05/hr; health and safety specialist, $61.41/hr) and management roles (project manager, $89.73/hr; program manager, $123.42/hr).

SCI-reported invoicing on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $1.7 million across FY2022–FY2025, with recent activity at $818 thousand in FY2024 and $766 thousand in FY2025. The SCI dataset shows roughly 1.3 FTEs in FY2024 and 1.2 FTEs in FY2025 delivered to the federal government on reportable service contracts. On SCI-recordable prime contracts, government-paid rates ran with a median around $392/hr, spanning a 10th percentile of $247/hr to a 90th percentile of $7,242/hr; the high percentile reflects task-order activity where labor delivery mixes standard technician and specialist rates with task-level mobilization or fixed-price components. ECC self-performs across its prime work with minimal subcontract engagement—4 percent average sub-hours share on SCI-reportable primes and only one named subcontractor across the SCI dataset.

ECC subcontracts to environmental and remediation prime contractors including Jacobs Government Services Company (continuing operations and supplemental risk assessment work on nonhazardous and hazardous waste treatment), Asrc Federal Field Services (base operations and maintenance services at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson), Ch2M Hill (PFAS remediation and supplemental remediation work), AECOM Technical Services (PFAS residual investigation transport and disposal), Paragon-Jacobs Joint Venture (supplemental remedial investigation and feasibility studies), and EA Engineering (well rehabilitation and monitoring at Eielson Air Force Base). This subcontractor roster signals that ECC provides specialized waste handling, environmental compliance, and remediation labor to larger primes executing broader base operations and environmental remediation programs across Alaska and the Pacific region.

Activity has remained steady at 14–22 awards per year over the past five years, with 12 awards carrying combined potential value of $15.3 million reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated in VA facility contracts and smaller Coast Guard and Air Force orders. The vendor's 916 total awards reflect a long operational tenure and deep federal customer relationships, particularly with USACE, but the portfolio shows material recompete cliff risk tied to large USACE task orders with five-year or longer performance periods rolling over in 2027–2030.

Environmental Compliance Consultants is a full service environmental consulting firm that specializes in remediation, assessment, regulatory compliance, hazardous waste management, emergency response, sampling, construction, demolition and ecology.