Hgl-Aptim Technologies JV LLC

Hgl-Aptim Technologies JV LLC, a small business joint venture headquartered in Reston, Virginia, provides environmental remediation, deactivation, decommissioning, and removal (DD&R) services to federal defense and civilian agencies exclusively as a prime contractor, holding six indefinite delivery contracts with combined potential value exceeding $3.3 billion. The joint venture operates across total small business set-asides and partial small business set-asides, with set-aside designations recurring across most of its prime vehicle footprint; recent task orders split between total small business, partial small business, and full-and-open competitions, reflecting the mixed posture of its parent IDIQs.

Hgl-Aptim's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward two high-value programs. The Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management dominates the potential-value ranking at $2.15 billion across two awards — the flagship $2 billion Small Business Nationwide Deactivation, Decommissioning, and Removal multiple-award IDC (May 2, 2024, expiration May 1, 2034) and a $26.95 million single-award IDC for project planning and management at the Defense Fuel Supply Point Ozol facility in Martinez, California (April 21, 2025, expiration September 30, 2029). The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers' Baltimore District follows with $500 million in a partial small business set-aside MATOC for environmental services across the North Atlantic Division (August 28, 2025, expiration August 27, 2030) and $81.3 million in a single-award FUSRAP contract at the Maywood Superfund Site in New Jersey (January 16, 2025, expiration January 15, 2030, with a $32.3 million seed task order awarded February 20, 2025). Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for $487.7 million across eight task orders under the $480 million NAVFAC Environmental Remediation Services 2024–2029 multiple-award IDC (April 8, 2024, expiration April 7, 2029), with work spanning Bethpage, New York; Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island; former Naval Air Station Brunswick, Maine; Keyser, West Virginia; Reston, Virginia; and Italian installations. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center holds $101.6 million across five awards, anchored by a $100 million partial small business set-aside A-E ES 2023 architect-engineering environmental services IDIQ (March 3, 2025, expiration March 5, 2035) supporting environmental programs worldwide including sites in Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa. These five customers account for 98% of combined potential value across the portfolio.

Activity has grown sharply year over year — five awards in 2024 to nineteen in 2025 — reflecting rapid expansion of the IDV footprint. Thirteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $12.8 million and face recompete risk in that window; however, this figure understates recompete exposure because the DOE and USACE large IDCs themselves are approaching their expiration windows (May 2034 and August 2027 respectively), which will trigger vehicle recompetes. Hgl-Aptim operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Representative recent task order work includes a $148.99 million cost-plus-incentive delivery order with DOE for excess facilities DD&R at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California (January 29, 2026, completion November 1, 2031); a $5.13 million cost-plus-award-fee order with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for Site 1 Phase III Effluent Piping at Bethpage, New York (August 18, 2025, completion December 30, 2026); and a $1.19 million cost-plus-fixed-fee architect-engineer environmental services delivery order with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center at San Bernardino, California (September 30, 2025, completion September 29, 2027). Hgl-Aptim's capability portfolio spans site investigation, contamination removal, groundwater remediation and injection, soil excavation and off-site disposal, feasibility studies, NEPA analyses, groundwater modeling, environmental assessments, remedial investigations, facility deactivation and decommissioning, utility cost management, and long-term operation and maintenance of in-place remediation systems. The NAICS footprint is dominated by 562910 (Environmental Remediation Services) across 25 awards; the PSC distribution centers on Environmental Systems Protection with remediation, oil spill response, and facilities repair/restoration as primary categories.