Envirosystems Management Inc.

Envirosystems Management Inc., a Flagstaff, Arizona-based woman-owned small business, delivers environmental consulting and cultural resource management services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards), competing predominantly under total small business set-asides on delivery orders and blanket purchase agreements. The firm holds SBA Certified Women-Owned Small Business designation and operates as a Subchapter S corporation.

Envirosystems' customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Southwestern Region (Region 3), which accounts for 131 awards and $36.7 million in combined potential value across the top five customer agencies. The top five funding organizations by potential value — GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($61.9 million from four IDVs and GSA Schedule positions), USDA Forest Service R3 ($36.7 million across 131 awards), Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Region ($30.8 million across 12 awards), Bureau of Reclamation ($30.2 million across eight awards), and BIA Albuquerque Acquisition Office ($10.3 million across two awards) — represent 71% of combined potential value. The dollars-to-award ratio diverges markedly: USDA Forest Service dominates by count but GSA's potential-value concentration sits atop four large IDV and schedule positions that anchor the portfolio.

Envirosystems holds a $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the USDA Forest Service (Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA, running through March 2033) and a $60 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (Federal Supply Schedule, through February 2027). The vendor also operates under a $500 thousand single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract for noxious and invasive weed management on the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests (through July 2027). The Multiple Award Schedule carries 139 task orders worth $18.5 million in combined potential value, positioning it as the vendor's primary vehicle for federal ordering. The three dedicated IDCs and BPA generate $2.3 million (28 task orders), $1.5 million (25 task orders on The Professional Services Schedule), $702 thousand (22 task orders), and $625 thousand (19 task orders) across other standing vehicles.

Capability portfolio centers on cultural resource surveys (Class III archaeological inventories, Secretary of Interior-qualified professional services), invasive species and noxious weed control (chemical application, herbicide treatment, treatment efficacy testing), vegetation management (fuels reduction, prescribed fire planning support), and specialized environmental assessments (Phase I ESA, biological surveys, environmental compliance). Representative prime work includes a $1,085,333.56 delivery order from USDA Forest Service R3 for property boundary and heritage surveys supporting the 4FRI (Four Forest Restoration Initiative) fuels reduction program (June 2023–May 2025); a $683,798.17 BLM Arizona Region order for cultural inventory of 9,433 acres at Mt. Emma and Slide Mountain (September 2023); a $620,920 Kaibab National Forest archaeological inventory BPA call covering 7,396 acres (October 2026–December 2029); and a $483,400 BLM BPA call for vegetation management and cultural resource services on the EKC Water Canyon Cliffrose project in Utah (September 2024). Work is set aside for total small business on the majority of recent task orders; several larger-value orders (including the Mt. Emma, East Kanab Creek, and Mt. Logan projects) carry no set-aside designation.

Activity shows a declining trend year over year — 19 awards in 2023 to three in 2026 and one in 2027 — reflecting the portfolio's shift from execution-phase delivery orders toward underlying IDV and schedule positions. Only five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $458 thousand, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The $50 million USDA Forest Service BPA and $60 million GSA Schedule remain the dominant recompete vehicles of concern, both anchoring long-term customer relationships.

The vendor performs as a pure prime across SCI-reportable federal service contracts, with zero subcontractor hours recorded. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $1.3 million across FY2022–FY2025, with $523 thousand in FY2022 and $733 thousand in FY2023 (2.3 and 2.5 FTEs respectively) and zero invoicing recorded in FY2024 and FY2025, indicating SCI-reportable work has not crossed the $150 thousand threshold in recent years despite substantial prime contract activity. On GSA Schedule labor, the vendor offers 42 unique categories spanning Vegetation Management Specialists (entry-level at $66.94/hr through senior at $100.40/hr), Cultural Resources Specialists (up to $114.76/hr), GIS/CADD Analysts, Scientific Analysts, and Subject Matter Experts (to $215.16/hr for PhDs). Education requirements range from high school to doctorate; no security-cleared labor categories are offered.

In its minority subcontractor role, Envirosystems has delivered cultural resources and environmental technical assistance to WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc. and CDM Federal Programs Corporation in support of FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) and Environmental and Historic Preservation (EHP) functions. Recent sub-awards include HMGP technical assistance task orders through January 2025 and EHP consulting services through October 2024, representing emerging work within the disaster-recovery and mitigation space alongside the vendor's core land-management footprint.

Environmental Impact Statements/Assessment,Biological Assessment,Endangered Species,Habitat Evaluation,Wetland Inventories, Delineation,Resource Management, Habitat Restoration and Creation,Cultural/Archaeological/Tribal Management,Fire Management