Jacobs Geosyntec A Joint Venture

Jacobs Geosyntec A Joint Venture, a for-profit partnership and wholly-owned operational subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., delivers environmental remediation, groundwater management, and CERCLA compliance services as a prime contractor exclusively under the NASA Environmental Restoration and Compliance Contract (NERC), a $375 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract spanning five NASA field centers. The joint venture competes on full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations across all recent awards.

The vendor's entire award footprint consists of ten prime delivery orders issued under NERC since January 2024, collectively valued at $391.8 million in potential value, though only $16.8 million has been obligated to date. Work centers on CERCLA remedial activities, groundwater and vapor intrusion support, PFAS contamination restoration, and regulatory compliance across NASA facilities nationwide. Representative recent orders include a $7.21 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Marshall Space Flight Center (September 2025, completion September 2027) for CERCLA restoration services at Huntsville, Alabama with eight subcontractors including Athena Engineering & Environmental LLC and Mid-South Testing Inc. (both woman-owned small businesses); a $4.74 million delivery order from Kennedy Space Center (September 2024, completion June 2028) for restoration services at Kennedy Space Center with Eurofins Environment Testing Southeast providing laboratory support; and a $1.124 million order from Goddard Space Center (October 2025, completion September 2027) for regulatory risk analysis and communications support with EC America Inc. as subcontractor.

Customer concentration is extreme and NASA-locked. Kennedy Space Center anchors $379.7 million in potential value across two awards (97% of total portfolio); Marshall Space Flight Center places four orders worth $10.2 million combined; the remaining four centers (Glenn, Goddard, Johnson, Stennis) collectively represent $1.8 million. NERC is the sole parent vehicle — the vendor holds no positions on other IDIQs or GWACs. Eight of ten awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $16.7 million), creating a recompete cliff beginning in late 2026. Subcontractor engagement includes woman-owned small businesses (Athena Engineering & Environmental LLC, Mid-South Testing Inc., CT Laboratories LLC), minority-owned small disadvantaged businesses (Emax Laboratories Inc.), a HUBZone joint venture (Onion Equipment LLC), and established environmental testing providers (Eurofins Environment Testing Southeast, ALS Group USA Corp., ALS Environmental). The joint venture's work is classified under Environmental Consulting Services (NAICS) and Architect and Engineering–General services (PSC).