Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories Environment Testing, LLC

Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories Environment Testing, LLC, a foreign-owned subsidiary of French-based Eurofins Scientific, delivers EPA-approved environmental analytical testing and laboratory services to the federal government as both a prime contractor (21% of recent awards) and a subcontractor (79% of awards). The company, headquartered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, competes in full-and-open federal markets without SBA certifications, and holds no set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

The vendor's core capability is chemical analysis of soil, sediment, groundwater, and other environmental matrices using EPA-approved methodologies to support federal environmental remediation, monitoring, and compliance programs. Representative prime work includes a $72,984 delivery order from the Department of the Army for laboratory services supporting the Gateway SSA (June 2026), a $167,532 delivery order for environmental analytical testing at Cleveland Harbor, Ohio (April 2026), a $69,615 BPA call from the Engineer Research and Development Center for chemical analytical testing services under the Chemical Analytical Services Master BPA (March 2026), and a $59,289 delivery order for environmental analytical testing at Conneaut Harbor, Ohio supporting the Army Corps of Engineers (May 2026). The vendor also holds three significant multiple-award blanket purchase agreements with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: a $1.376 million Chemical Analytical Services Master BPA valid through September 2030, a $1.25 million BPA with the Baltimore District valid through May 2028, and a $450 thousand BPA with the Omaha District valid through December 2029.

Customer concentration is dominated by Department of the Army and Army Corps of Engineers programs. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 112 awards (41% of the 272 total awards tracked), but the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers commands the largest combined potential value at $4.9 million across 20 awards. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center contributes an additional $1.6 million across four awards, and the Baltimore District contributes $1.3 million across 18 awards. Combined, the Army and its engineering commands account for 75% of the vendor's potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command, despite placing the highest volume of task orders (112), carries a smaller per-order value and ranks lower in total dollars. The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research and Development places 11 awards but contributes lower dollar value. This concentration reflects the vendor's specialization in DoD and Army Corps environmental site investigations, remediation, and PFAS analysis work.

Eurofins Lancaster places task orders primarily under two parent vehicles: Indefinite Delivery Contract N6247021D0007 (89 task orders, typically Navy facilities work) and Indefinite Delivery Contract W912P423D0009 (41 task orders, $1.9 million combined potential value, Army Corps environmental projects). The vendor also executes work under the Multiple Award Schedule (16 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract N6247022D0005 (15 task orders), and the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) Small Business vehicle (13 task orders). These vehicles provide recurring on-demand access to environmental testing requirements across multiple federal installations and projects.

Activity has grown substantially — from 28 awards in 2022 to 80 in 2025 — reflecting increased federal demand for PFAS analysis and environmental site remediation support. The vendor faces limited recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months, with only seven awards reaching completion and representing $380 thousand in combined potential value. This low near-term cliff reflects the vendor's position on long-standing IDVs and BPAs that extend through 2028 or later, providing revenue stability but also indicating that most recompete risk will emerge in 2027–2028.

In its subcontractor role, Eurofins Lancaster performs specialized analytical testing for major environmental remediation and engineering primes, particularly Ch2M Hill, Inc. (which accounts for the majority of visible sub awards), AECOM Technical Services, Leidos, Jacobs Engineering Group, CDM Federal Programs Corporation, Battelle Memorial Institute, and Resolution Consultants (an AECOM-Ensafe joint venture). Sub work covers PFAS remedial investigations and feasibility studies at military installations nationwide, aqueous film-forming foam analysis, groundwater monitoring, soil and sediment characterization, and specialized analytical methods including PFAS-specific EPA methodologies. Across visible sub awards dating from 2024 through August 2026, Ch2M Hill alone placed more than 80 sub task orders, demonstrating Eurofins Lancaster's embedded role in Ch2M Hill's environmental remediation and PFAS investigation programs at Naval Station Norfolk, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, Naval Station Newport, Naval Submarine Base New London, and other military installations across the United States and overseas.

SCI-reported service contract invoicing appears minimal in the source data — only one FTE and sub-engagement records in FY2024 — suggesting the vendor's federal revenue flows predominantly through delivery orders against established IDVs and BPAs rather than through direct service contracts above the SCI reporting threshold. This structure positions Eurofins Lancaster as a high-volume, on-demand analytical resource within existing Army Corps and Navy facilities engineering contract vehicles rather than as a primary contractor competing for new service contract vehicles.