Renova Environmental Company

Renova Environmental Company, a minority-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Ocean Township, New Jersey, delivers environmental remediation, construction, and project management services to federal agencies predominantly as a prime contractor (99% of awards) under set-aside and full-and-open solicitations. The company competes across multiple contract vehicles and has structured itself through five named joint ventures — Renova-Sovereign Joint Venture II LLC, Renova-Nobis Joint Venture LLC, Renova-Sovereign Joint Venture, Riverlogic-Renova Joint Venture LLC, and Princeton Hydro-Renova Joint Venture, LLC — to pursue partnered work while maintaining its core 8(a) and small disadvantaged business profile.

Renova's concrete capability portfolio spans asbestos abatement and third-party air monitoring, environmental site assessments and remediation, hazardous waste operations, RCRA sampling, archaeological and ecological surveys (including threatened and endangered species habitat assessments), emissions testing and compliance reporting, shoreline protection and coastal stabilization, stormwater management, infrastructure construction and rehabilitation, and construction support services. Representative work includes a $9.45 million design-build contract with the National Park Service to rehabilitate the Floyd Bennett Field wastewater collection system in Brooklyn, New York (awarded December 2022, ultimate completion January 2026); a $6.59 million Competitive 8(a) dredged material disposal site preparation contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District for drainage and earthwork at Killcohook Area 1 in Pedricktown, New Jersey (awarded September 2021, completed March 2023); a $4.43 million National Park Service contract to rehabilitate and replace Well No. 4 at Gateway National Recreation Area in Sandy Hook, New Jersey (awarded December 2022, running through December 2025); and a $349,000 delivery order from the National Park Service to repair and restore the Trap Bags shoreline protection system at Sandy Hook, New Jersey (awarded April 2026 under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule).

Customer concentration is split between volume and dollar magnitude. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region leads by award count (49 awards, $3.6 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard (28 awards, $18.9 million) and two Army Corps of Engineers districts. By potential value, the Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District dominates with two awards totaling $245 million — primarily the October 2025 multiple-award Small Business Pre-placed Remedial Action Contract (IDIQ) with a $245 million ceiling running through October 2030. The National Park Service National Office places eight awards valued at $20.2 million. The top five customers account for 72% of all awards but the top five by dollar value account for 94% of combined potential value, reflecting the vendor's concentration in large indefinite delivery vehicles anchored by a single $245 million USACE Kansas City IDIQ and several National Park Service capital projects.

Renova's parent vehicle footprint centers on two indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) under its own name. The Army's IDC W15QKN19D1010 (likely the IMCOM Northeast Region environmental remediation vehicle) supports 49 task orders totaling $3.6 million in potential value. The Navy's IDC N4008520D0025 supports 42 task orders totaling $1.1 million. The company also places work under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (two task orders, $479 thousand combined potential value) and the OASIS+ vehicle. The October 2025 Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District Small Business Pre-placed Remedial Action Contract IDV, valued at $245 million through October 2030, represents Renova's largest vehicle position and has already issued one $2,500 minimum guarantee task order.

Award activity has declined sharply in recent years. The vendor received 27 awards in 2022, 19 in 2023, 11 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 3 year-to-date in 2026. Only two awards (combined potential value $842 thousand) face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, positioning Renova with minimal near-term recompete exposure on smaller task orders while the large USACE Kansas City IDIQ and National Park Service capital contracts provide multi-year stability through 2026 and beyond.

SCI-reported invoicing on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold shows $568 thousand in FY2022 (0.6 FTEs), $3.2 million in FY2023 (1.3 FTEs reported across five prime records), and $11.1 million in FY2024 (2.8 FTEs). The trajectory reflects growing federal service contract volume, though SCI captures only contracts above the reporting threshold and excludes goods, products, and micro-purchases. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran a median of $803.49/hr, with rates spanning the 10th percentile at $354/hr and 90th percentile at $1,983.53/hr, reflecting a mix of entry-level field labor and senior technical oversight. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 7% of total contractor hours, with eight named subcontractors appearing in the dataset. Renova operates primarily with its own delivery teams; the low sub-hours share and single sub-award in the broader portfolio (a January 2026 excavation sub task under Dawson McGill Inc. for Installation Restoration Program services) indicate the vendor builds its own capacity rather than operating as a feeder to larger primes.

The vendor's 8(a) certification expired October 28, 2022, per SAM records, though the source identifies Renova as "SBA Certified 8A Program Participant" across multiple recent awards through at least May 2026. This timing discrepancy suggests either a lapsed and renewed certification or a reporting lag in the source data; the award evidence indicates Renova remains active in 8(a) procurements as of the current period. The company's strategic reliance on 8(a) sole-source and competitive set-aside contracts — combined with its positioning on Army Corps and National Park Service multiple-award vehicles — anchors its federal footprint to civilian infrastructure, environmental compliance, and natural resource protection work rather than defense logistics or IT services.

RENOVA is a self-performing environmental remediation, construction, and project management firm serving our clients since 2006. We employ an experienced team of project managers, environmental scientists, and heavy equipment and CDL operators. We welcome projects ranging from underground storage tank removals to large-scale remediation implementations incorporating geotechnical construction. We have a proven track record of delivering projects on time, on budget, and with an excellent safety record. Through our successful teaming partnerships with large businesses, RENOVA supports various Federal agencies in accomplishing their missions.