Hamer Environmental LIMITED Partnership

Hamer Environmental LIMITED Partnership, operating through its Hamer Environmental Division, is a small-business prime contractor based in Mount Vernon, Washington, specializing in threatened and endangered species surveys, wildlife monitoring, habitat assessments, and environmental compliance documentation for federal land management and defense agencies. The vendor operates primarily as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) and competes under small-business set-asides across most of its portfolio—total small business designations dominate the BLM and Forest Service delivery orders, with mixed set-aside posture on Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Department of Energy work.

Hamer Environmental's customer base concentrates heavily on natural-resource agencies. The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Oregon-Washington Region leads by award count (49 awards, $30.4 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (23 awards, $16.2 million), and the Department of the Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command (8 awards, $51.5 million). By potential-value share, the Department of Energy Office of General Counsel dominates with a single $108 million blanket purchase agreement through September 2027; NAVFAC follows with $51.5 million across its Natural Resources Management Services IDIQ. These five customers account for 98% of combined potential value and 74% of award count across the portfolio.

Capability work spans three concrete service lines. On the BLM side, Hamer Environmental conducts marbled murrelet, northern spotted owl, and red tree vole surveys across five western Oregon districts under an $18.5 million single-award IDV (awarded February 2024, running through December 2028), with recent delivery orders including a $553,908 Northwest Oregon District marbled murrelet survey (March 2026), a $637,120 Roseburg District northern spotted owl survey (March 2026), and a $397,937 Roseburg marbled murrelet survey (February 2026). On the environmental compliance and NEPA side, Hamer Environmental holds the $108 million Department of Energy BPA for environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, and National Environmental Policy Act documentation, with recent task orders including $247,777 for Prineville herbicide NEPA analysis (September 2025), $174,966 for Burns herbicide NEPA analysis (October 2025), and $143,009 for Spokane herbicide NEPA analysis (October 2025). On the defense natural resources management side, Hamer Environmental holds a $49 million NAVFAC multiple-award IDIQ (partial small business set-aside, April 2022 through April 2027) covering threatened and endangered species surveys, wildlife monitoring, habitat assessments, and wetland delineation across Hawaii, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands, with recent high-value delivery orders including an $877,277 Hawaiian waterbird biological monitoring order for Marine Corps Base Hawaii (September 2024, completion March 2028), a $625,483 waterbird monitoring order at MCBH's water reclamation facility (July 2023, completion July 2026), and a $321,583 invasive anemone removal order at Ford Island (July 2024, completion November 2026).

Hamer Environmental also places work through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (12 task orders, $109.6 million combined potential value), with a $401,969 offshore wind project biological monitoring order for the Fish and Wildlife Service at Massachusetts (February 2023, completion February 2025) and a $276,390 LIDAR correlation plots order for the BLM (June 2022, completion July 2023) as representative examples. GSA Schedule labor categories span biological technician roles at $51.29 per hour through program manager and senior planning specialist roles at $111.41–$111.92 per hour, all requiring bachelor's-level education and carrying no security clearance requirements. The vendor's labor portfolio reflects field biologist and project management capability across threatened and endangered species assessment, environmental compliance documentation, and habitat restoration work.

Activity has been episodic: 11 awards in 2022, declining to 6 in 2023, rebounding to 17 in 2024, then dropping to 6 in 2025 and 4 through March 2026. Fifteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $5.4 million, creating moderate recompete exposure on the BLM delivery-order flow and NEPA task orders. The combined potential value across all prime and sub awards stands at $215.6 million, though only $17.2 million (8%) has been obligated to date, reflecting the forward-looking nature of IDV ceiling values and unexercised options.

Hamer Environmental operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor, with only two sub-award records in the source (both Marine mammal and Marbled Murrelet monitoring sub-work to Nova Group, Inc., September 2024). The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures minimal SCI-reported activity—0.3 FTEs in FY2024 across a single sub-award record—indicating that most Hamer Environmental work flows as fixed-price delivery orders or BPA calls rather than labor-hour service contracts above the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold.

We have experience relating to forestry issues, conducting and designing research studies, assessing impacts from developments, conducting surveys for plants and animals, habitat assessments, and sensitive, threatened and endangered species issues.