MC2 USA Inc.

MC2 USA Inc., a foreign-owned for-profit corporation headquartered in Dupo, Illinois, operates exclusively as a subcontractor delivering environmental remediation and engineering services to federal agencies. The vendor has no prime contract awards in the source data; all four recent awards are sub-awards under larger primes, placing MC2 in a feeder role to established environmental contractors.

MC2's federal footprint is narrow and specialized. All four sub-awards flow through National Aeronautics and Space Administration Marshall Space Flight Center, concentrated on in situ thermal remediation (ISTR) and source-area restoration work at the MSFC Operable Unit 3 complex. Three sub-awards span December 2023 through September 2024 under Ch2M Hill Inc., each addressing ISTR area expansion and phase implementation; a fourth sub-award, awarded April 2026, provides CERCLA restoration services under a Jacobs Geosyntec joint venture. Combined potential value across all four awards is $1.2 million. MC2 places two of its three sub-awards under a NASA Environmental Restoration and Compliance indefinite delivery contract (Indefinite Delivery Contract 80MSFC19D0021), indicating reliance on a legacy NASA vehicle for recurring task-order placement.

Activity is minimal and episodic — one award per calendar year over the past four years, with no indication of growth trajectory or pipeline depth. Service Contract Inventory reporting captures only one SCI record, spanning FY2024, with 2.2 federal FTEs deployed on sub work. This limited SCI footprint reflects the vendor's narrow customer base and sub-only posture; SCI coverage excludes goods and micro-purchases, so the $1.2 million combined obligated value likely reflects engineering labor and remediation support rather than capital equipment or materials.

MC2's competitive position is constrained. The vendor competes entirely through sub relationships to Ch2M Hill and Jacobs Geosyntec, both large environmental engineering primes, with no vehicle seats, BPA positions, or prime capability to pursue full-and-open federal work. The concentration at a single agency (NASA MSFC) and under a single prime (Ch2M Hill on three of four awards) creates significant recompete risk; loss of the Ch2M relationship or NASA contract recompete would eliminate most of the vendor's federal revenue stream. No teaming arrangements, contract vehicles, or prime-level capability signals appear in the source data.