Marine Pollution Control Corp

Marine Pollution Control Corp, doing business as MPC Environmental, is a Detroit-based environmental remediation prime contractor specializing in oil spill response and hazardous materials mitigation for the U.S. Coast Guard, operating exclusively on full-and-open (non-set-aside) contracts. Founded in 1967, the company delivers labor, materials, and emergency response equipment for marine pollution incidents across the Great Lakes region and beyond, with 183 prime awards totaling $115.8 million in combined potential value across an 45-year award history.

The Coast Guard dominates MPC's customer base, accounting for 96 of 183 awards (52% of all awards) and $112.8 million (98% of combined potential value). The next largest customer, the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, represents 16 awards with no published dollar value, indicating substantially smaller transaction sizes. The Department of the Air Force (4 awards, $28 thousand), the Department of the Navy (2 awards), and the Army Corps of Engineers Detroit District (2 awards, $16 thousand) round out the customer set. This extreme concentration in Coast Guard work reflects MPC's specialized positioning in Great Lakes marine environmental response.

MPC's capability footprint centers on time-and-materials and firm fixed-price delivery orders for emergency spill mitigation, oily water and fuel offload from Coast Guard vessels, tank and bilge cleaning, booming exercises, and Geographic Response Plan testing. The source's award portfolio identifies 111 awards under PSC code Environmental Systems Protection–Oil Spill Response and 35 under Environmental Systems Protection–Environmental Remediation; top NAICS codes are Remediation Services (104 awards), Oil and Gas Pipeline Construction (15), and Solid Waste Landfill (14). Representative recent work includes a $35 thousand delivery order (June 2026) for labor and equipment to mitigate oil spill or hazardous chemical incidents as directed by the Federal On-Scene Coordinator, a $6,183.97 purchase order (March 2026) for oily water offload services related to the CGC Bristol Bay, and a $29,450.28 time-and-materials delivery order (June 2025) for spill mitigation in the Great Lakes.

MPC holds two single-award Basic Ordering Agreements with the Coast Guard: one with a $3,999,000 ceiling through April 2027 (awarded April 2024) and a second with a $990,000 ceiling through December 2024 (awarded December 2021). Historical BOAs, including vehicles HSCG8405A900057 (28 task orders, $2.1 million), DTCG8499A900040 (13 task orders), and DTCG8402A900054 (12 task orders, $208 thousand), frame the company's operational model: the Coast Guard issues delivery orders on an as-needed basis for rapid emergency response without additional competition. Recent award velocity shows modest decline—two awards in 2026 (year-to-date), four in 2025, six in 2024—and only one award (valued at $35 thousand) faces ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure near term. The company operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract activity in the source footprint, positioning it as an operational specialist rather than a systems integrator or teaming prime.

Full service environmental company providing emergency response services to petroleum products, hazardous materials, biohazards, and potential weapons of mass destruction. Also a specialist in high volume pumping, industrial cleaning, remediation.