Meadows Cmpg, Inc.

Meadows Cmpg, Inc., doing business as Meadows Cmpg Inc., is a woman-owned, economically disadvantaged women-owned small business (EDWOSB) headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia, that delivers environmental remediation, facilities maintenance, analytical testing, and regulatory compliance services to the Department of Defense and federal agencies primarily as a prime contractor under 8(a) set-asides and full-and-open vehicles. The vendor competes predominantly under 8(a) Sole Source and Competitive 8(a) designations, with occasional full-and-open awards; 93% of recent awards are prime contracts, reflecting a portfolio concentrated in environmental and facilities support for military installations.

Meadows Cmpg's capability footprint centers on underground storage tank operations and maintenance, oil-water separator maintenance and cleaning, long-term environmental monitoring, soil and groundwater sampling, hazardous waste treatment system operations, industrial wastewater treatment, and site condition assessments—work anchored in CERCLA and RCRA compliance at naval and military facilities across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and scattered CONUS locations. Representative recent prime awards include a $2.77 million 8(a) sole source delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for operations and maintenance of environmental treatment systems at Norfolk, Virginia sites (April 2024); a $1.12 million Total Small Business delivery order from NAVFAC for underground storage tank operations and groundwater sampling at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (June 2024); a $836,000 Competitive 8(a) delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command for wastewater treatment at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard bridge operations (January 2026); and a $4.5 million single-award 8(a) sole source indefinite delivery contract from NAVFAC for BRAC and RCRA support services at Puerto Rico naval installations (June 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme and narrow. Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 342 of 440 total awards (78% of the portfolio) and $174.7 million of the $244 million combined potential value—71% of all dollars. Naval Sea Systems Command, Army Corps of Engineers, and Navy Installations Command round out the top five, together representing 98% of combined potential value. This NAVFAC dominance reflects the vendor's primary identity as a regional environmental contractor for Mid-Atlantic military facility compliance and sustainment; concentration on a single customer agency presents substantial recompete and pipeline risk if any NAVFAC IDC undergoes adverse competition or consolidation.

Meadows Cmpg holds at least seven active indefinite delivery contracts with NAVFAC spanning environmental services, facility investment services, and regional area operations and maintenance. The largest is a $30 million multiple-award Regional Area Operations and Maintenance Contract (RAOMAC) for the Mid-Atlantic region designated as total small business set-aside, under which the vendor has issued 144 task orders valued at $1.1 million combined. Four single-award 8(a) sole source IDCs each valued at $3.59 million to $4.5 million provide baseline capacity for facility investment services within a 50-mile radius of Norfolk and BRAC/RCRA environmental support. A $3.51 million 8(a) sole source IDC awarded September 2024 covers regional environmental analytical services with two task orders issued to date totaling $620 thousand. These vehicles anchor recurring task order flow; 23 awards reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months carry $17 million in combined potential value and signal significant recompete exposure across NAVFAC's Mid-Atlantic portfolio in 2026–2027.

The subcontract footprint reflects environmental remediation work performed under three primes anchoring the vendor's exposure outside direct Navy relationships. Ch2M Hill, Inc. represents the majority of sub awards, with Meadows Cmpg performing facilities support, remediation services, environmental consulting, and site preparation work on CERCLA munitions response sites at the former Vieques Naval Training Range in Puerto Rico and on Camp Lejeune PFAS groundwater monitoring and pilot studies. Geosyntec Jacobs A Joint Venture engages Meadows Cmpg for environmental consulting on long-term monitoring and remedial action operations contracts. Kilgore Flares Company LLC utilized Meadows Cmpg for environmental restoration support at Vieques. Sub work is materially smaller—32 of 440 awards (7%)—and concentrated on NAVFAC-related environmental compliance and remediation sites, reinforcing the vendor's specialization rather than diversifying customer risk.

Recent activity has contracted: 42 awards in 2022, declining to 13 awards year-to-date in 2026, suggesting either portfolio consolidation within existing IDCs through larger-dollar task orders rather than new award issuance or competitive pressure on new procurements. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $104.5 million against $244 million potential value, indicating 43% realization and suggesting a backlog of unfunded or partially funded vehicles. The vendor works across the CONUS footprint—Portsmouth, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Camp Lejeune, Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek–Fort Story, Indian Head, Patuxent River, Jacksonville, and scattered Army Corps projects in Michigan, Minnesota, and Maryland—with administrative oversight centered in Norfolk.

Meadows is a multi-disciplinary environmental consulting firm. Our core competencies include: Groundwater, Stormwater, and Wastewater Sampling and Analysis; Remediation Services; CERCLA/RCRA Processes; AST/UST Services; Preliminary Assessment/Site Investigation; O&M; Risk Investigation/Feasibility Study; Hazardous Materials Disposal; and Contaminated Soil Treatment and Disposal.