IO Environmental And Infrastructure Incorporated

IO Environmental And Infrastructure Incorporated, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) headquartered in San Diego, California, provides environmental remediation, habitat restoration, civil construction, facility support, and fuel systems management services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) across the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Navy, and interior agencies. The company competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides on smaller task orders and purchases, with a minority of work awarded full-and-open; a $40 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract anchors its vehicle footprint and provides substantial ceiling capacity for facility and environmental services delivery.

Customer concentration is steep and split between volume and dollars. Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 (VA-VHA) dominates award count with 73 awards valued at $19.4 million (39% of award count, 11% of combined potential value), driven by recurrent small purchases for fuel tank maintenance, repairs, testing, and furniture relocation at Long Beach and other Southern California VA facilities. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) anchors the dollar ranking with 34 awards valued at $100.2 million (22% of awards, 59% of combined potential value), primarily task orders under the NAVFAC SW Habitat Enhancement 2016-2021 IDIQ for invasive plant control, wetland and riparian restoration, habitat enhancement, erosion control, and environmental remediation across Navy and Marine Corps installations in the southwestern and mid-Atlantic U.S. Together, VA-VHA and NAVFAC account for 81% of recent award count and 71% of combined potential value. GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes one $40 million contract (the MAS vehicle itself), which inflates potential-value share to 96% when including the top five customer agencies. Secondary customers include the Department of the Interior (Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service), Marine Corps, Navy Installations Command, and Department of Transportation.

IO Environmental's service portfolio is characterized by two distinct work streams. Habitat and environmental restoration dominates by dollar value — 47 awards under Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services NAICS, centered on invasive plant control, wetland restoration, riparian woodland management, erosion control, and environmental assessment and remediation, particularly at military installations under the NAVFAC IDIQ vehicles. Facility support and fuel systems management drives volume — 27 awards under Used Household and Office Goods Moving NAICS and 12 awards for fuel system repair and maintenance (replacement of underground and above-ground storage tanks, fuel filtering and testing, pump repairs, overfill alarm testing, secondary containment compliance work) concentrated at VA medical centers in California and Nevada. Concrete examples include a $1.47 million NAVFAC delivery order for habitat enhancement at Fort Irwin, California (awarded Aug 2022), a $2.26 million NAVFAC delivery order for wetland restoration at former Mare Island Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, California (awarded Mar 2022, completion Mar 2027), a $1.21 million VA furniture and equipment relocation delivery order at Long Beach (awarded Jan 2025), and a $222.5 thousand VA fuel filtering and tank cleaning contract at Long Beach Healthcare System with completion through Sep 2026 (awarded Jan 2022).

IO Environmental holds a $40 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (awarded May 9, 2024, running through May 8, 2029) covering environmental remediation, habitat restoration, civil construction, and facility support across nine labor categories priced from $31.81/hr (Movers, high school education, three years experience) to $168.14/hr (Program Managers, master's degree, five years experience); all roles require security clearance eligibility. Since the GSA award, the Bureau of Reclamation issued a $1.45 million delivery order on the MAS for ALP vegetation management in Durango, Colorado (awarded Feb 2026, completion Jan 2031). The vendor also places work under the NAVFAC SW Habitat Enhancement 2016-2021 IDIQ (46 task orders, $14.1 million combined potential value) and an Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C26218D0121 (24 task orders, $9.2 million), typically for environmental and habitat work at military installations. A NAVFAC Atlantic/Mid-Atlantic EMAC 2015-2020 vehicle carries seven task orders valued at $2.6 million for habitat and restoration work in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Activity has declined year over year. The vendor received 22 awards in 2022, 20 in 2023, 14 in 2024, and 7 in 2025; only three awards appear in the source for 2026. The recompete cliff is modest: five awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry $2.9 million in combined potential value, concentrated on fuel tank maintenance and habitat work. SCI-reported invoicing (federal service contracts above $150,000 threshold) totaled $3.3 million across FY2022–FY2024, with government-paid median rates around $41.76/hr (10th percentile $21.97/hr, 90th percentile $47.73/hr) and workforce scale ranging from 8.7 FTEs in FY2023 to 19.8 FTEs in FY2024; SCI captures only a fraction of the vendor's federal revenue and does not include goods, micro-purchases, or contracts below the $150,000 threshold, which constitute much of IO Environmental's delivery-order activity.

IO Environmental subcontracts to larger primes infrequently. Sub-award activity totals seven records (4% of awards), concentrated under Ch2M Hill on environmental remediation and site preparation work (four sub-awards, including groundwater sampling and UXO-related tasks at Morris Dam and Naval Base San Diego) and under Cardinal Health and Amerisourcebergen (supply-chain outreach work). The vendor operates primarily as a prime contractor building its own delivery teams; SCI data shows zero sub-hours share across prime contracts, indicating all field labor is company-provided rather than subcontracted. The corporate structure includes two named subsidiaries: Ioei-Psec JV (a self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business / SDVOSB joint venture) and SDV E&C JV (a SDVOSB joint venture), which likely expand capacity and teaming optionality but do not substantially alter the prime-focused delivery model.