Pure Enviro-Management, LLC

Pure Enviro-Management, LLC, an SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business and Asian-Pacific American-owned firm based in Spanish Fork, Utah, operates as a prime contractor delivering environmental remediation, hazardous materials abatement, facilities maintenance, and construction services across Department of Defense installations and federal agencies, with SBA certification valid through March 7, 2028. The company competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides—both sole source and competitive—and holds no subcontractor relationships, remaining fully vertically integrated for project delivery.

Pure Enviro-Management's capability footprint centers on concrete, field-executable work: asbestos and lead-based paint removal; mold and microbial remediation; HVAC system replacement; roofing repair and replacement; flooring services; painting and corrosion control; parking lot and pavement rehabilitation; general construction including building renovations, door and security infrastructure installation; and infrastructure repair at military installations and government facilities in the Western United States and Pacific territories. Representative work includes a $668,739 HVAC system replacement in American Samoa under Army Pacific Command; a $2.42 million fire suppression system upgrade in American Samoa under the same customer; a $4.4 million stormwater system rehabilitation at Hawaii National Park under the Department of Interior; a $1.13 million flood damage repair at Nellis Air Force Base under Air Combat Command; and a $2.73 million wastewater system upgrade in Hawaii under the Department of Interior, all under 8(a) sole source authority.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Air Force. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command's Air Force Sustainment Center accounts for 116 of the vendor's 338 prime awards (34% of recent awards) and dominates the potential-value ranking at $125.8 million combined ceiling—roughly 46% of the vendor's total $274.6 million portfolio. Air Combat Command contributes 92 awards worth $5.3 million combined. The Department of the Army Reserve Command follows at 44 awards ($28.7 million), the Department of Interior Pacific West Region at 9 awards ($14 million), and Army Pacific Command at 20 awards ($14.5 million). These five customers together represent 86% of award count and 90% of combined potential value. The Air Force dominance is even more pronounced on the largest indefinite delivery contracts: Pure Enviro-Management holds a $92.5 million multiple-award IDIQ with Air Force Materiel Command and Air Force Sustainment Center for pavement improvements and infrastructure services at Hill Air Force Base, Utah Air National Guard, and geographically separated locations in Utah and Wyoming (extending through November 2028); a $55 million single-award JOC with DoD Southwest Region at Dugway Proving Ground (through February 2030); and a $4.5 million Air Force Sustainment Center small construction services contract (through March 2029).

The vendor's activity trajectory shows sustained growth. Awards per year increased from 21 in 2022 to 109 in 2025, with 25 awards issued year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $274.6 million, with $72.8 million obligated to date (26% of ceiling). Fifty-two awards with combined potential value of $27.1 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure for the vendor and moderate opportunity for competitors in early 2026 through mid-2027.

Pure Enviro-Management operates exclusively as a prime contractor. The company has no federal sub-awards in the source data. Across Service Contract Inventory records (a strict subset covering service contracts above the $150,000 threshold), SCI-reported invoiced revenue totaled $4 million across five prime contracts spanning FY2023–FY2024, with FY2024 invoicing of $2.9 million across roughly 3.2 FTEs. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable work ran around $697.83/hr, with the rate spectrum spanning $490.41/hr at the tenth percentile through $905.24/hr at the ninety-percent mark, reflecting a mix of labor grades from technician to senior supervisory roles. SCI data show 19% sub-hours share on average across prime contracts, indicating Pure Enviro-Management brings in specialized subcontractors for defined scopes while retaining core project management and execution in-house. The vendor reported three named subcontractors in the SCI dataset but does not operate as a feeder to larger integrators; instead, it wins 8(a) set-aside awards directly from federal agencies.

The vendor's footprint across NAICS codes reinforces the concrete construction and remediation orientation. Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236200) dominates with 156 awards; Remediation Services (562910) accounts for 96 awards; Painting and Wall Covering Contractors (238320) represents 36 awards; and Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (236110) comprises 25 awards. PSC-level clustering shows the same pattern: Repair or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings (PSC Y043) leads with 139 awards; Environmental Systems Protection and Environmental Remediation (PSC Y046) follows with 92 awards; and construction of highways, roads, and bridges (PSC Y042) accounts for 22 awards. This concentration reflects Pure Enviro-Management's specialization in discrete, facility-scale federal projects rather than program-level systems integration or large infrastructure development.

Pure Enviro-Management's position on the federal marketplace remains narrowly tactical. The company operates under six primary indefinite delivery contracts generating hundreds of delivery orders for small to mid-sized repairs and upgrades at Hill Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force Base, Dugway Proving Ground, and installations in American Samoa and Guam. The $92.5 million AFMC/AFSC paving IDIQ and the $55 million DoD Southwest Region JOC are its highest-leverage vehicles. Growth is evident and consistent, but the vendor's federal revenue remains operationally fragmented across dozens of small task orders rather than anchored to one or two large-dollar programs. Its 8(a) posture and minority-owned status position it competitively for small-business set-asides and sole-source awards, but limited capacity and scope narrow its relevance to larger primes seeking subcontractors or to customers seeking integrated facility modernization services. For federal B-D professionals, Pure Enviro-Management represents a specialized facility services and environmental remediation vendor strong in the Air Force supply chain but without the scale or teaming relationships to serve as a prime systems integrator or a preferred sub.

Environmental Consulting, Construction Management, Commercial Construction, and Remediation Services