Eurofins Environment Testing Northwest, LLC

Eurofins Environment Testing Northwest, LLC, doing business as Frontier Global Sciences, is a foreign-owned subsidiary of French multinational Eurofins Scientific SE that delivers chemical and environmental laboratory testing services to the federal government as a prime contractor (76% of recent awards) and subcontractor on environmental remediation and infrastructure projects. The vendor operates from Fife, Washington (Eurofins Seattle Division) and competes on full-and-open procurements without SBA set-aside designations, with over a decade of activity across testing laboratories and environmental consulting across 23 federal agencies.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on specialized laboratory analysis for sediment, water, soil, and sample testing supporting civil works, environmental remediation, and infrastructure assessment projects. Representative work includes: a $20,607.66 BPA call from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska (April 2026) for laboratory setup and sediment sampling support at Wrangell Harbor; a $40,786.97 BPA call (February 2025) for geotechnical, drilling, and chemical laboratory testing for the EIE481 Cryogenics Facility project; and a $30,359.25 call (February 2025) for visitor control center environmental and chemical analysis, all drawn from Eurofins' $495,000 single-award BPA with ENDIST Alaska running through April 2028. On the subcontractor side, Eurofins delivers laboratory testing and analytical services to AECOM Technical Services on Navy environmental remediation work (CLEAN VI programs at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam for Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility assessments), to Jacobs Government Services Company for ongoing testing laboratory operations, and to Ch2M Hill on EPA remedial investigation and feasibility study technical support.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of the Army and its regional components. The top five funding agencies account for 45% of awards by count, with the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska holding 17 awards worth $735 thousand combined potential value—by far the largest single customer. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 16 awards; the broader Department of the Army for 3 awards worth $176 thousand; and the Department of the Interior (US Geological Survey and Bureau of Land Management Alaska) combined for roughly 13 awards and $329 thousand. Dollar rankings diverge slightly from volume: ENDIST Alaska dominates both metrics, but the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region places fewer awards (2) while anchoring $209 thousand in potential value, signaling larger individual task orders from that customer.

The vendor's core vehicle position is the $495,000 single-award BPA W911KB23A0011 with ENDIST Alaska (award date April 2023, running through April 2028), from which 15 task orders have been issued carrying $252 thousand in combined potential value. Beyond that, Eurofins holds positions on a BPA with EPA's Office of Research and Development (BPA INR07PB200113, 12 task orders issued), and sits under two Navy IDCs (N6274223D1802 and N6274217D1800) as a subcontractor, with 10 and 6 task orders respectively. The vendor also holds a Basic Ordering Agreement with EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management (award date September 2021, ceiling $0 indicating a rate-type vehicle, running through September 2026).

Activity has been volatile but trending modestly upward: 7 awards in 2022, 13 in 2023, 10 in 2024, and 15 in 2025, with 2 awards recorded through April 2026. The combined potential value across all 113 awards is $3.3 million, though obligated dollars ($9.7 million) far exceed that figure, indicating substantial task order execution and modifications across the portfolio. The vendor faces meaningful recompete exposure: multiple BPA calls with ENDIST Alaska carry completion dates in 2025 and 2026, and the Navy CLEAN contracts under AECOM have extended through 2025 with active 2026 awards, signaling ongoing but potentially compressed renewal cycles.

The subcontract footprint demonstrates Eurofins' role as a specialized lab services vendor to large environmental remediation primes. AECOM Technical Services is the primary teaming partner, anchoring Navy environmental sampling, analytical services, and extended sample retention for Red Hill fuel facility investigations and broader CLEAN VI Navy operations. Jacobs Government Services Company and Ch2M Hill are secondary primes for ongoing testing laboratory and remediation support work. Work spans onsite lab operations, sample analysis, extended sample retention, and analytical reporting across federal remediation sites, primarily in Hawaii and the Pacific Northwest.