Pi3E JV LLP

Pi3E JV LLP Inspection Experts Inc. Division, an SBA-certified 8(a) joint venture based in Columbus, Ohio, delivers environmental testing, facilities maintenance, and industrial hygiene services to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively—31 consecutive federal awards with no subcontract work. The vendor is minority-owned and self-certified as both a small disadvantaged business and HUBZone joint venture, competing predominantly under set-asides (Total Small Business and Competitive 8(a) designations) and full-and-open delivery orders against Navy indefinite delivery contracts.

Pi3E JV LLP's service portfolio centers on water quality testing (including lead and PFAS analysis), asbestos and lead building surveys, grease trap cleaning and maintenance, transformer oil testing, ballast sampling, and specialized environmental sampling supporting Navy facilities compliance and demolition projects. Representative work includes a $4.4 million time-and-materials consultation contract with HHS Federal Occupational Health (May 2023–October 2023) for federal occupational and environmental health manager support; a $2.6 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Navy Installations Command for water testing at Naval Submarine Base New London extending through September 2026; a $4.96 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for grease trap services through December 2027; and a $4.64 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for regional lead, asbestos, TCLP, and PCB testing in the Hampton Roads Area of Responsibility through September 2027. Recent delivery orders under these vehicles include $223 thousand for water testing (October 2025), $56.2 thousand for asbestos survey at Wallops Island Space Science Center (September 2025), and $3.2 thousand for demolition and building hazardous abatement at Naval Air Station Oceana (March 2026).

Customer concentration is entirely Navy-centric. Navy Installations Command accounts for 21 awards ($4.5 million combined potential value) across recurring grease trap and water testing work at Hampton Roads, Yorktown, and Norfolk facilities. Naval Facilities Engineering Command anchors the potential-value ranking with seven awards ($10 million combined potential value), dominated by the $4.96 million grease trap services IDC and the $4.64 million regional environmental testing IDC. HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration, NASA Goddard Space Center, and NIDA represent outlier civilian work (one award each). All 31 awards are prime contracts; the vendor holds no subcontractor positions.

The three largest parent vehicles are single-award indefinite delivery contracts: Navy Installations Command N4008521D0078 for water testing ($1.2 million across 10 task orders), N4008523D0010 for grease trap services ($839 thousand across eight task orders), and Naval Facilities Engineering Command N4008522D0084 for regional environmental testing ($329 thousand across seven task orders). Work-code concentration tracks the service profile—Environmental Systems Protection–Water Quality Support (10 awards), Toxic and Hazardous Substance Analysis (3 awards), Multiple Pollutant Support (3 awards), and Housekeeping–Other (3 awards)—with top NAICS categories spanning Facilities Support Services (12 awards), Waste Management Services (9 awards), and Testing Laboratories and Services (8 awards).

Activity declined year over year: ten awards in 2024 down to four in 2025 and two through mid-2026, reflecting the nature of Navy facilities maintenance work concentrated in option-year renewals rather than new vehicle awards. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $7 million across FY2023–FY2024 (FY2023 peak of $5.5 million across 28.5 FTEs; FY2024 decline to $1.5 million across 8.0 FTEs). On federal service contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $88.73 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $122.53 per hour and entry-level work at $47.74 per hour. The vendor performs all contracted work in-house—zero sub-hours share across SCI-reportable prime contracts.