Eurofins Drinking Water And Wastewater West, LLC

Eurofins Drinking Water And Wastewater West, LLC is a foreign-owned environmental testing laboratory services provider that competes as a federal prime contractor (94% of recent awards) on full-and-open basis, delivering analytical chemistry and water quality testing to civilian agencies without set-aside participation. The company is a subsidiary of Eurofins Environment Testing America Holdings, Inc., which itself is a subsidiary of French multinational Eurofins Scientific SE, with operations based in Pomona, California.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on two core capabilities: analytical chemistry laboratory services supporting drinking water contaminant monitoring, and organic water parameter testing for federal water infrastructure projects. Representative work includes a $27 million multiple-award EPA Indefinite Delivery Contract supporting the Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR 5) program, which monitors 30 chemical contaminants including per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and lithium in public drinking water supplies; a $625,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District for Washington Aqueduct laboratory testing services; and a $450,000 multiple-award Bureau of Reclamation blanket purchase agreement for organic water parameter testing. Recent delivery orders exemplify this work: a $620 thousand EPA UCMR 5 task order for analytical chemistry services (August 2025), a $113 thousand Army Corps of Engineers task order for Year 3 Washington Aqueduct EPA laboratory testing (November 2025), and a $14 thousand Bureau of Reclamation BPA call for organic water testing (March 2026).

Customer concentration is heavily tilted toward EPA and interior water programs. The Environmental Protection Agency Office for Water accounts for 21 awards and $51 million in combined potential value—85% of the vendor's total potential value across all 145 tracked awards. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation contributes the highest award count (93 awards) but only $1.6 million in potential value, reflecting the high volume of smaller BPA call orders for routine organic water testing. The Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District places ten awards valued at $1.6 million. The concentration gap between award count and potential value is pronounced: 91% of awards (by count) fund only 1.5% of potential value, while EPA Office for Water's 21 awards (14% of count) represent 84% of dollars. This bifurcation reflects a steady volume of small Reclamation blanket purchase orders paired with high-value EPA UCMR 5 indefinite delivery task orders.

The vendor holds four significant blanket purchase agreements and two indefinite delivery contracts. The Bureau of Reclamation's BPA INR11PA20040 anchors the portfolio with 56 task orders (though only $138 thousand combined potential value), followed by a second Reclamation BPA (INR16PA00010) with 16 task orders. The EPA UCMR 5 indefinite delivery contract is the dollar driver, and the Army Corps of Engineers single-award contract for Washington Aqueduct testing services runs through November 2028. Task orders flow steadily: six task orders in 2025 and three already by mid-2026, with only three awards (combined potential value $749 thousand) facing completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating low near-term recompete pressure.

The vendor operates primarily as a self-delivery organization on SCI-reportable contracts. Across the seven prime service contracts reported to SCI in fiscal years 2022–2024, the vendor invoiced $1.8 million ($540 thousand in FY2023, $1.3 million in FY2024), scaling from 2.3 FTEs in FY2023 to 8.1 FTEs in FY2024. Government-paid hourly rates on these contracts ranged from $82/hr at the 10th percentile to $147/hr at the 90th percentile, with a median of $114/hr, reflecting a mix of laboratory technician and analytical chemist labor. The vendor reported zero subcontractor hours across its prime SCI-reportable contracts, indicating all analytical work is performed by company staff. The vendor also appears in one SCI record as a named subcontractor, supporting an EPA drinking water program.

The vendor maintains subcontract relationships under environmental engineering primes. Named sub-awards show work as a testing laboratory subcontractor to Ch2M Hill on San Fernando Valley (Areas 1, 2 & 4) Design Engineering Services (six orders from July 2025 through June 2026), to HDR Engineering on a Hawaii JBPHH water treatment facility design project (October 2025), and to Battelle Memorial Institute on EPA community water quality testing for lead service line sampling (May 2024). These subs represent support to larger design-build and engineering programs rather than the core EPA and Bureau of Reclamation direct prime relationships.

Federal contract activity shows stability with modest growth. Awards averaged four to six per year from 2022 to 2024, reaching seven in 2025, with three awards appearing in the first half of 2026. The combined potential value across 145 tracked awards spans from 2011 to June 2026 but reflects substantial concentration in recent EPA UCMR 5 work and the ongoing Reclamation BPA volume. Obligated dollars total $10.8 million (18% of the $60.5 million combined potential value), indicating heavy reliance on task order burn-down under standing vehicles rather than new prime contract awards.