Fpm-Aecom JV1

Fpm-Aecom JV1, an SBA 8(a) certified joint venture between FPM Remediations, Inc. and AECOM Technical Services, Inc., operates as a prime contractor exclusively, delivering environmental remediation, site investigation, architect-engineer, and remedial action support across the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, and Army Corps of Engineers. The joint venture is small disadvantaged business owned by Olgoonik Development, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation, and is headquartered in Oneida, New York.

Fpm-Aecom JV1's customer concentration sits heavily with the Army Corps of Engineers regional districts. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 72% of combined potential value across the award portfolio, led by the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Headquarters ($464 million, anchored by the Environmental Remediation MAIDIQ contract), the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District ($209.2 million across seven awards), and the Army Corps of Engineers as a consolidated entity ($150 million). The Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management contributes $135 million across three awards, and the Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District adds $116.1 million across four awards. By award count, Baltimore District leads with seven awards, followed by Louisville District with five awards and Seattle and Los Angeles Districts with four awards each.

The joint venture holds a multi-billion-dollar IDIQ and MATOC portfolio. Fpm-Aecom JV1 anchors three major indefinite delivery vehicles: the Environmental Remediation MAIDIQ ($464 million, small business set-aside, Army Headquarters, completing May 21, 2029), the Technical Assistance for EM Field Sites IDIQ ($120 million, Competitive 8(a), Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management, completing September 19, 2027), and the AE services to support Environmental Services Contract - HTRW ($200 million, no set-aside, USACE Baltimore District, completing August 8, 2028). The vendor also holds regional environmental remediation contracts with USACE Louisville District ($95 million, total small business set-aside, completing August 2, 2027), USACE Southwestern Division RPEC ($150 million, no set-aside, completing August 4, 2029), USACE Albuquerque District ($50 million, no set-aside, completing September 25, 2027), and NAVFAC Southeast ($49 million, total small business set-aside, completing March 12, 2030). Task orders under these IDIQs and MATOCs cluster on architect-engineer preliminary assessments, site inspections, remedial investigations, PFAS and CERCLA response actions, and long-term environmental monitoring. Representative recent work includes a $5.789 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from the Department of Energy for site technical assistance at the West Valley Demonstration Project (completing September 12, 2029), a $9.96 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract from USACE Los Angeles District for PFAS remediation at Williams Air Force Base, Arizona (completing September 30, 2028), and a $29.4 million firm-fixed-price contract from the Air Force Civil Engineer Center for a pump-and-treat system for PFAS contamination at former Reese Air Force Base in Texas (completing September 21, 2026).

Activity has decelerated: the joint venture received seven awards in 2022, peaked at thirteen awards in 2023, contracted to twelve in 2024 and eight in 2025, and has received two awards in 2026 to date. Thirteen awards with a combined potential value of $35.2 million reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, exposing the joint venture to recompete activity across multiple Army Corps of Engineers regional districts and Department of Energy programs. The recompete cliff includes the conclusion of the $25.8 million Utah Test and Training Range waste excavation contract (June 12, 2026) and multiple CERCLA remedial investigation and response action contracts across the Air Force Civil Engineer Center portfolio.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue from federal service contracts shows $4.9 million across FY2023 through FY2025: $1.2 million in FY2023 across 5.6 FTEs, $1.9 million in FY2024 across 9.1 FTEs, and $1.8 million in FY2025 across 8.4 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts median around $100.86 per hour, with rates ranging from $100.59 per hour at the tenth percentile to $104.82 per hour at the ninety-fifth percentile. SCI data reflects only service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes goods, remediation materials, and project-level firm-fixed-price work; the $1.48 billion combined potential value across the award portfolio substantially exceeds SCI-reported invoicing. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 16% of contractor hours, with three named subcontractors identified. The vendor operates as a prime on 100% of recent awards and holds no subcontractor position in the source data; it does not function as a feeder to larger primes.

The joint venture competes across set-aside and unrestricted vehicles. Competitive 8(a) and 8(a) sole-source designations recur across the early-period award set (2021–2023), including the Williams Air Force Base PFAS contract ($9.96 million, 8(a) sole source, 2023) and the George Air Force Base PFAS contract ($7.24 million, 8(a) sole source, 2023). More recent awards span both set-aside and open competition: the NAVFAC Southeast EMAC contract ($49 million, total small business set-aside, March 2025), the Department of Energy West Valley task order ($5.789 million, Competitive 8(a), September 2026), and the USACE Louisville District wetland restoration and remedial action orders ($1.84 million and $1.67 million, no set-aside, September 2025) exemplify mixed posture. The vendor's portfolio composition — 34 awards under NAICS 562910 (Remediation Services) and 12 under engineering services NAICS — anchors the joint venture as a specialized environmental remediation prime focused on hazardous-waste site assessment, CERCLA and PFAS response, and military-installation environmental compliance across the federal property estate.

Environmental Remediation Services, INVESTIGATION/CLEANUP/MANAGEMENT,

IRP, MMRP, BRAC, PFAS, PFOA/PFOS, UXO, RADIOACTIVE WASTE, CERCLA, RCRA, TSCA