GEO Consultants Corporation

GEO Consultants Corporation, a woman-owned small business and SBA-certified HUBZone firm headquartered in Kevil, Kentucky, delivers civil engineering, geotechnical investigation, environmental remediation, and infrastructure rehabilitation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) and, to a minor degree, as a subcontractor. The company competes predominantly in total small business set-asides and non-set-aside full-and-open procurements; set-aside posture varies by customer and delivery order structure, with recent work split between total-small-business-set-aside IDIQs and unrestricted competitive awards.

GEO's customer concentration is extremely narrow and geographically anchored. The top five USACE Engineering Districts and Headquarters account for 82% of recent awards and 95% of combined potential value, led overwhelmingly by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Louisville (66 awards, $140.2 million combined potential value) and Engineering District Tulsa (10 awards, $179.2 million combined potential value). The dollar ranking diverges from award count: Tulsa anchors most of the potential value through a single $150 million environmental services IDIQ awarded August 5, 2024 (ceiling through August 4, 2029), while Louisville drives volume through numerous smaller delivery orders ranging from $10,000 guaranteed-minimum awards to $11.3 million FUSRAP remediation contracts. GEO also holds work with the Department of Defense (environmental remediation at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, $11.99 million), the Defense Logistics Agency (ENDIST Louisville), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA Grain Silo Program, $1.23 million), and the EPA Region 2 (environmental remediation at Olean, New York, $2.11 million). Across 19 distinct customer agencies, USACE concentration is the defining feature of the portfolio.

GEO's primary vehicle positions sit on four USACE multiple-award indefinite-delivery contracts. The $150 million Southwestern Division RPEC (Regional Planning and Environmental Center) environmental services IDIQ holds the single largest ceiling value and anchors the potential-value ranking. Three additional IDIQs — a $50 million geotechnical services contract (total small business set-aside, USACE, July 5, 2027 completion), a $45 million Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act environmental services MATOC (total small business set-aside, USACE Louisville, August 17, 2027 completion), and a $45 million hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste remediation and environmental compliance MATOC (total small business set-aside, USACE Kansas City, August 6, 2030 completion, awarded February 6, 2025) — provide frameworks for task order placement. Additional parent vehicles include older USACE IDIQs carrying 26 and 25 task orders respectively, demonstrating sustained utilization across multiple districts and years. Task orders under these vehicles range from $2,500 minimum-guarantee orders to $11.3 million full-scope delivery orders for remedial investigations, feasibility studies, proposed plans, decision documents, geotechnical investigations, relief well installation and rehabilitation, PFAS remediation, and foundation drain maintenance at dams, levees, and Formerly Utilized Defense Sites.

Recent award activity has declined year over year — 11 awards in 2022 and 2023, 10 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 3 in 2026 through July — suggesting either a contraction in task order issuance or a shift toward larger, fewer orders under existing IDIQs rather than new small awards. Seven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $17.1 million, presenting recompete exposure concentrated in USACE Louisville and Kansas City districts. The combined potential value across all 182 awards sits at $547.9 million; obligated dollars total $99 million (18% of potential value), indicating that much of the awarded ceiling remains unexercised.

GEO's concrete capability portfolio centers on environmental site characterization, remediation, and geotechnical engineering for federal installations and contaminated defense sites. Representative work includes a $11.3 million firm-fixed-price Mansfield Lahm Air National Guard remedial investigation (USACE Louisville, November 2024, completion May 20, 2030); a $4.14 million Architecture-and-Engineering remedial investigation, feasibility study, proposed plan, and decision documents package at former USDA grain storage facilities in Nebraska and Kansas (USACE Kansas City, April 2025, completion April 29, 2030); a $2.11 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order for environmental compliance and remediation at Olean Operable Unit 6 in New York (EPA Region 2, July 31, 2026, completion July 30, 2031); and a $1.99 million Phase I PFAS remedial investigation at former Air Force Plant 85 in Ohio (USACE Louisville, September 2023, completion September 26, 2027). Work also encompasses relief well installation and rehabilitation, dam and levee foundation drain maintenance, geotechnical investigation, and support for the Department of Defense's Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP). GEO frequently performs at customer sites rather than remote administrative locations; place-of-performance data shows work distributed across military installations and contaminated sites in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.

GEO operates as a prime on nearly all awards. The prime-versus-sub split shows 95% prime awards and 5% sub awards. Subcontract engagement is minimal: recent named subcontract relationships include geotechnical investigation services to Tsghd Afjv1 (August 2025), hazardous toxic radioactive waste laboratory and environmental services to Leidos, Inc. (March 2025, March 2024), post-construction award soil load testing services to Stanley Consultants, Inc. (September 2023), PFAS remedial investigation laboratory analysis to Leidos (July 2023), and civil site design services for LaGrange Lock and Dam to Stanley Consultants (October 2022). The subcontract footprint is sparse and episodic; GEO builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on a stable network of subs. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-reportable activity: only 2 SCI records appear in the dataset, both in FY2024 as named subcontractor engagements, with no prime SCI records and no FTE workforce data captured in SCI. This indicates that most of GEO's federal work falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or is executed as fixed-price delivery orders outside SCI's scope.

GEO Consultants has a single named subsidiary, GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2, designated as a joint-venture women-owned small business and self-certified HUBZone joint venture. The source does not describe the subsidiary's operational scope or the nature of the teaming arrangement; no distinct awards are attributed to it in the portfolio data.

Engineering

HTRW

Design

Construction management

Environmental consulting

Environmental monitoring

Groundwater remediation

Soil remediation

Geological/hydrogeological studies

Remedial investigations

DNAPL characterization/remediation

Sampling

Well maintenance

Well rehabilitation

Well installation