Environmental, Safety & Health Consulting Services, Inc.

Environmental, Safety & Health Consulting Services, Inc., doing business as Environmental Safety & Health Consulting Services, is a Louisiana-based Subchapter S Corporation and subsidiary of Republic Services Inc. that operates exclusively as a prime contractor, delivering oil spill response and hazardous materials mitigation labor, materials, and equipment to federal agencies on a full-and-open competitive basis with no small business set-aside designations. The company competes across federal environmental emergency response requirements under the Oil Pollution Act and Clean Water Act.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard funds 202 of 209 total awards (97% of awards by count) and accounts for $145.4 million of $147.9 million in combined potential value across the prime portfolio—98 percent of total federal opportunity. The remaining customer agencies are marginal: GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($2 million, one award), the Air Force ($350 thousand, one award), Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($133 thousand, one award), and the Federal Aviation Administration ($25 thousand, one award). This concentration reflects the vendor's specialization in Gulf Coast emergency-response tasking; the Coast Guard has awarded multiple overlapping Basic Ordering Agreements that serve as standing authorities for rapid-response delivery orders.

Five BOAs underpin the portfolio's structure. The largest, BOA 70Z08424GNEWO0002 (awarded June 24, 2024, ceiling $36.999 million, completion June 18, 2027), has generated 36 delivery orders totaling $56.2 million in combined potential value through September 2026. BOA HSCG8410A800001 carries 59 task orders valued at $15.5 million combined; BOA HSCG8417AN00067 shows 37 task orders at $14 million combined; BOA 70Z08421GN0008600 has 28 task orders at $3.6 million combined; and BOA HSCG8415AN00038 holds 21 task orders at $609 thousand combined. Delivery orders under these BOAs range from small emergency callouts under $10,000 to substantial mobilization orders exceeding $22 million. Representative recent work includes a $22.1 million May 2025 delivery order (completed September 2025) for Venice, Louisiana pollution response; a $10 million April 2026 order for Houma; and a $7.6 million April 2026 order for Cameron. Performance concentrates across Gulf Coast Louisiana communities—Venice, Houma, Cameron, Golden Meadow, Monroe, Morgan City, Metairie, Buras, and select Texas and inland sites.

Beyond the Coast Guard BOA portfolio, Environmental, Safety & Health holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract awarded January 28, 2026 (ceiling $2 million, performance through January 27, 2031) spanning eight oil spill response labor categories. The Schedule labor portfolio ranges from Administrative/Logistics Support at $59.74 per hour (high school education, zero years required) through Project Manager at $141.20 per hour (bachelor's degree, three years required). All categories specify oil spill response operations. No security clearances are required across the labor portfolio. The contractor also holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Air Force (awarded May 29, 2026, ceiling $349,999.99, completion December 31, 2026) for on-call spill response manpower, equipment, and materials to support the Altus Spill Response Team at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma.

Award activity has grown substantially year over year: eleven awards in 2022, four in 2023, eleven in 2024, eleven in 2025, and twenty-three through September 2026. Eight awards (combined potential value $14.2 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore represent recompete risk. SCI-reported invoiced federal service-contract revenue demonstrates sharp acceleration: $5.9 million in FY2022 (1.8 FTEs), declining to $273 thousand in FY2023 (0.8 FTEs), growing to $3.5 million in FY2024 (12.1 FTEs), and surging to $27.7 million in FY2025 (56.1 FTEs). On SCI-reportable contracts, government-paid hourly rates run a median of $444.92 per hour, with rates spanning from a 10th percentile of $143.72 per hour through a 90th percentile of $842.20 per hour, reflecting a wage spectrum that covers both field-operations labor and project-management expertise. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with zero subcontractor engagement across its federal portfolio and SCI-reportable work—100 percent of hours are delivered by the vendor's own staff.

The vendor's category footprint is tightly focused: 200 of 209 awards fall under NAICS 562910 (Remediation Services), with the remaining four awards for equipment rental and one each for surveying, mapping, and waste collection. On PSC coding, 162 awards classify as Environmental Systems Protection–Oil Spill Response; 37 as Environmental Systems Protection–Environmental Remediation; with four lease/rental and two other-environmental-services awards rounding the portfolio. This narrow specialization—oil spill and hazardous-materials response across the Gulf Coast region for a single federal customer—positions Environmental, Safety & Health as a niche, high-utilization emergency-response contractor rather than a broad-based environmental services firm. Parent company Republic Services Inc., a publicly traded waste management and environmental services provider headquartered in Phoenix, supplies the subsidiary's operational infrastructure, equipment, and remediation expertise to support federal pollution-response statutes.