JE Fuller / Hydrology And Geomorphology, Inc.

JE Fuller / Hydrology And Geomorphology, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Tempe, Arizona, operates as a prime contractor and grant recipient delivering hydrology, flood-control engineering, and geomorphology services to federal natural-resources agencies. The vendor is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation with a modest federal footprint: eight total awards (six prime, two sub) spanning contract and grant work, combined potential value of $4.1 million, and recent activity concentrated in fiscal 2022 and 2024.

JE Fuller's customer base is narrow and agency-specific. Four distinct federal customers account for the recorded award portfolio: the General Services Administration (one award, $4 million combined potential value, representing 99% of combined potential value across all awards), the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region (one award, $41 thousand), the Department of the Interior US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants (one award, $20 thousand), and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (one award, dollar value not specified). The GSA award dominates the portfolio by magnitude; the remaining three awards reflect smaller task-based work in natural resources and hydrology. Obligations to date total $289 thousand across all awards (7% of combined potential value), indicating work is either early-stage or project-based rather than sustained service delivery.

JE Fuller's capability portfolio centers on hydrologic modeling, flood-control design, and geomorphology analysis. NAICS category concentration reflects this specialization: Environmental Consulting Services (two awards), Support Activities for Forestry (one award), Engineering Services (one award), and Educational Support Services (one award). Concrete examples include a federal grant sub-award in November 2024 to design and engineer improvements within the Valley of the Sun Flood Control District, a federal grant sub-award in September 2022 for MIKE SHE hydrologic model training, and GSA Schedule labor rates spanning technician through senior engineer roles at $93.03/hr (technician) to $249.07/hr (Master Engineer III, 20 years' experience). All labor categories carry education qualifications from high school through bachelor's degree; none require security clearances.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal exposure: a single SCI record from FY2022 in a named-subcontractor role, representing 0.1 FTEs. This indicates JE Fuller's federal-services footprint falls largely below the $150,000 reporting threshold or operates outside the SCI reporting scope (grant work, products, micro-purchases). The vendor operates primarily as a prime (75% of recent awards) and retains a small sub-contractor presence on grant work anchored to larger federal recipients.

Activity is episodic rather than sustained. The award timeline spans from 2001 to 2024, with one award per year in 2010, 2017, 2019, 2022, and 2024 — reflecting project-based engagement rather than recurring task-order activity or standing federal relationships. No recompete cliff or parent vehicle footprint is evident; the GSA award provides the only named vehicle position. The vendor's positioning as a specialized hydrology and flood-control consultant to natural-resources and civil-works agencies defines its federal niche; federal revenue contribution to the enterprise is constrained by award volume and contract value.

ENGINEERING (CIVIL, ENVIRONMENTAL), HYDROLOGY, FLOOD STUDIES, FLOODPLAIN STUDIES, GEOMORPHOLOGY, RIVER ENGINEERING, SEDIMENTATION, BRIDGE HYDRAULICS, BRIDGE SCOUR, EROSION STUDIES, DRAINAGE, ARCHAEOLOGY - GEOARCHAEOLOGY, HYDROLOGIC MODELING, HYDRAULIC MOD