Environmental Consulting & Management Services, Inc.

Environmental Consulting & Management Services, Inc. holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract as a prime contractor, providing environmental consulting and remediation services including asbestos inspection, lead-based paint assessment, and microbial site inspection to federal agencies. The vendor is a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in New City, New York, with no recorded SBA designations (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB), competing under full-and-open procurement on the GSA MAS vehicle.

Environmental Consulting & Management Services operates with a narrow but deep capability footprint centered on environmental site assessment and remediation. The vendor's GSA MAS contract, awarded March 27, 2023, with a $500 thousand ceiling and performance through March 26, 2028, lists labor categories for project air monitors for asbestos, asbestos project managers, microbial site inspectors, lead survey inspectors, and asbestos inspectors, with hourly rates spanning $81.36 to $358.94 across associate-level credentials and no security clearance requirements. The Microbial Site Inspector category reaches $358.94 per hour, reflecting specialized technical expertise; Project Manager for Asbestos and Senior Geologist/Project Manager roles occupy the lower end of the spectrum at $81.36 and $86.15 per hour respectively. Volume discounts apply to task orders exceeding specified dollar thresholds, creating pricing incentive structure for larger federal projects.

Customer concentration is entirely GSA-centric. The single recorded award in the source data is the GSA Federal Acquisition Service MAS contract itself (100% of awards, 100% of combined potential value). This posture is typical for environmental services vendors that operate through the GSA Schedule as their primary federal channel — agencies place task orders directly from the contractor's price list without separate competitions, enabling Environmental Consulting & Management Services to serve multiple federal customers (DoD, EPA, VA, HHS, and others) through the single MAS vehicle without needing additional prime contract positions or vehicles.

Activity reflects a nascent federal footprint. The vendor received its sole recorded federal award in March 2023, three and a half years ago, with no task orders, recompetes, or subsequent prime contract activity recorded in the source data. The absence of awards per year data beyond 2023 and the silence on sub-award work indicate minimal recent federal revenue momentum or downstream opportunity capture. The vendor's federal identity is anchored to the GSA Schedule as a low-infrastructure entry point; scaling federal revenue would require either task-order volume growth against the MAS contract or pursuit of additional prime vehicles (agency BPAs, IDIQs, or other GWACs) in the environmental remediation space.