Hana Engineers & Consultants LLC

Hana Engineers & Consultants LLC, a Richmond, Virginia-based SBA 8(a)-certified minority-owned and Asian-Pacific American-owned small disadvantaged business, delivers environmental remediation, geotechnical engineering, construction management, and technical consulting services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (77% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on design and engineering work for larger primes. The firm operates under SBA 8(a) certification expiring May 27, 2026, and competes predominantly under 8(a) set-aside vehicles—63% of prime awards carry 8(a) Sole Source or Competitive 8(a) designations—though it has broadened into full-and-open competitive work over the past two years.

Hana's customer base concentrates in environmental and federal infrastructure agencies. The Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 and the Army Corps of Engineers District Baltimore together account for 21 awards (26% of the 79-award footprint) and $17.7 million in combined potential value, anchored by EPA Region 3's $2.5 million single-award remedial technical assistance BPA (awarded July 2024, through June 2027) that has generated eight BPA calls since award for site-specific remedial design and technical assistance across Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service dominates dollars—a single $25 million multiple-award geotechnical-engineering task order contract (awarded April 2022, through April 2027) for Great American Outdoors Act infrastructure assessment work accounts for 31% of combined potential value across the entire footprint. The Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and GSA Public Buildings Service Region 3 round out the top five. Hana serves 25 distinct agencies, but the top five customers represent 69% of combined potential value, signaling material concentration in civilian environmental and infrastructure work rather than defense.

Hana's recent award velocity has grown: nine awards in 2022 to twenty in both 2024 and 2025, though the pace slowed in 2026 (five awards year-to-date). Seventeen awards carry completion dates within the next twenty-four months and pose recompete exposure totaling $17.4 million in potential value. Hana recently secured two major vehicle positions: a June 2026 OASIS+ Total Small Business multiple-award IDIQ with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling and an August 2025 OASIS+ 8(a) multiple-award IDIQ, both government-wide. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule remains the dominant parent vehicle, supporting 23 task orders ($15.2 million combined potential value) for environmental consulting and remedial work across federal agencies.

The concrete work Hana performs spans three capability clusters. First, site remediation and environmental cleanup: eight EPA Region 3 BPA calls for remedial technical assistance, construction oversight, and POETS (Pneumatic Operated Extraction Treatment System) installation at Superfund and FUDS sites; a $4.4 million 8(a) Sole Source definitive contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for environmental remediation action implementation at the former Marietta Air Force Station (awarded June 2024, through June 2029); and Coast Guard 8(a) Sole Source contracts for lead-based paint abatement, soil remediation, and interim removal action work at Staten Island Station, Old Point Comfort Light Station, and Belle Chasse facilities, ranging $450,000 to $1.6 million. Second, geotechnical engineering and infrastructure assessment: the $25 million Department of Interior multiple-award task-order contract supports field exploration, soils laboratory testing, dam and levee assessment, and foundation engineering across the continental United States and Hawaii; a $1.95 million April 2025 delivery order with Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District for Clouter Creek geotechnical support services; and a $165,000 five-year review contract with Army Corps' Humphreys Engineer Center for environmental assessment at Jefferson Barracks and Forest Park in St. Louis. Third, construction management and facilities services: a newly awarded $4.5 million indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency (via ENDIST Norfolk, August 2025, through August 2030) for construction management at Holston and Radford Army Ammunition Plants, supporting two delivery orders totaling $944,000; and a $1.44 million 8(a) Sole Source definitive contract with GSA Region 3 for facilities management program oversight at Philadelphia's Regional Office Building (awarded October 2021, through September 2026, with recent modifications in early 2025).

Hana operates as a predominantly self-performing prime on environmental and technical work. Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts (FY2022–FY2024), the vendor invoiced $1.4 million and delivered 3.3 average FTEs per fiscal year, with zero average sub-hours share—Hana builds its own delivery teams rather than routing labor through subcontractors. SCI-reported hourly rates ran a median around $69 per hour, with 90th-percentile labor reaching $137.40 per hour, reflecting a junior-to-senior spectrum from field technicians through program managers. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans ten categories, from Junior Professional at $68.92 per hour (bachelor's, one year experience) through Program Manager at $192.48 per hour (bachelor's, ten years experience); all roles require bachelor's-level education and no security clearances are offered. Recent GSA Schedule delivery orders include the $1.95 million Clouter Creek geotechnical work, a $349,570 remedial design contract for American Creosote Works Superfund Site in Jackson, Tennessee, and work at Fort Eisenhower ($110,000) and other Army Corps facilities.

In its subcontractor role, Hana performs specialized engineering and sampling services to major design and construction firms. Named prime contractors include Burns & McDonnell (four sub-awards for warehouse design, geotechnical services, and Y810 procurement work), Leidos (three sub-awards for IPR projects at Anniston Army Depot, Dog Beach Landfill remedial design at Fort Monroe, and nationwide PFAS inspections at Coast Guard sites), Stantec GS–AECOM Atlantic Joint Venture (three sub-awards for Range Environmental Vulnerability Assessment data collection and engineering at Marine Corps facilities), Arcadis U.S. (land inspections and groundwater sampling at Fort Jackson restoration sites), and others. Sub-award scope centers on data collection, sampling and removal planning, geotechnical services, and engineering design support—tactical capabilities that feed larger A&E and remediation primes.

Hana's category concentration mirrors its customer alignment. Engineering Services (32 awards), Remediation Services (18), and Environmental Consulting (10) account for the plurality; Other Environmental Services and Architect & Engineering–General carry the largest PSC concentrations. The vendor holds a named subsidiary, Enveco Environmental Solutions LLC (minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business, Asian-Pacific American owned), though no distinctive secondary capability differentiation is evident in the award record.

Hana was established in 2013 with the goal of creating a small engineering and science company with technical credentials that rival large A/E firms. Hana offers professional engineering and scientific solutions, with special emphasis in environmental- and geotechnical-related engineering services and construction management services.

Hana is certified by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) under its 8(a) Business Development Program for small, disadvantaged businesses. Hana is ISO 9001-certified for Quality Management and ISO-14001 certified for Environmental Management.