Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC

Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania–based global provider of water and wastewater treatment solutions, operates as a prime contractor delivering water purification equipment, deionized water supply, dialysis reverse osmosis systems, preventative maintenance services, and specialized water treatment infrastructure to federal agencies across civilian and defense sectors without set-aside designations.

Evoqua competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements, holding no SBA certifications. The vendor is a subsidiary of Evoqua Water Technologies LLC, the parent company registered in SAM since 2014. The company's federal work spans 73 distinct customer agencies, with the portfolio heavily concentrated in the Department of the Navy and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Navy Naval Sea Systems Command dominates both award count and dollar value — 102 awards worth $19.1 million combined potential value, driven by deionized water supply and water trailer rental delivery orders placed against five primary Navy indefinite delivery contracts (N4523A18D1301, N0018914DE006, N0018916DE001, N0040612D2022, and N0040615D5016). Navy-wide, including Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and the Office of Naval Research, accounts for 78% of the combined potential value across all awards. Civilian customers include the Department of Veterans Affairs (primarily dialysis reverse osmosis testing, maintenance, and purification system installation at Veterans Integrated Service Network facilities), the Department of Agriculture, and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Evoqua's capability footprint centers on water supply and irrigation systems (132 awards), equipment rental and leasing for water purification and sewage treatment (69 awards), and maintenance and repair of water purification equipment (67 awards). Representative prime work includes a $3 million definitive contract from the Office of Naval Research (awarded September 2024, completing March 2027) for development and integration of an Electrolytic Cation Exchange Module with fuel synthesis capabilities; a $952 thousand definitive contract from the United States Mint (awarded June 2023, completing May 2028) for wastewater copper removal and treatment service at the Coining Division in San Francisco; a $404 thousand multi-year purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 (awarded September 2021, completing September 2026) for preventative maintenance and repair of reverse osmosis and deionized water systems at the San Francisco VA Medical Center; and a $226 thousand emergency services purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 (awarded April 2026) for dialysis department reverse osmosis system support. Evoqua also holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with EPA Region 6 (awarded March 2022, $250 thousand ceiling through September 2025) for water purification system maintenance at the Houston Laboratory.

Evoqua operates as a near-pure prime contractor — 98% of awards are prime contracts, IDVs, or grants, with only 2% (seven awards) as a subcontractor. Recent sub work includes water-line inspection and repair at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay under Vectrus Systems LLC (two awards, November 2025) and deionized water system service delivery under Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory (two awards, October 2024). Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, Evoqua self-performs all labor with zero subcontractor engagement. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $160 thousand in FY2024 across 0.1 FTEs, with government-paid rates running from $476 to $985 per hour (median $731/hr), reflecting specialized technical labor in water treatment operations. This SCI data covers only federal service contracts above $150,000 and excludes the vendor's goods sales and smaller purchase orders that constitute the majority of its federal footprint.

Activity has declined sharply — sixteen awards in 2022 declining to one in the first quarter of 2026 — though the combined potential value of recent awards (373 total) stands at $45.4 million with $26.5 million obligated. Seven awards (combined potential value $4.9 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated in Navy indefinite delivery vehicles and Department of Veterans Affairs facility maintenance orders. The vendor's federal footprint is characterized by high-frequency, low-to-mid-value purchase orders and delivery orders for consumable water supply and preventative maintenance services, with selective larger development contracts for specialized water treatment technology.