Stream TECH Inc.

Stream TECH Inc. (Streamtech Inc. Division) operates as a prime contractor providing labor, materials, and equipment for oil spill and hazardous chemical incident remediation to the U.S. Coast Guard on a time-and-materials basis, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designation across its federal footprint. Based in Houston, Texas, the company is a for-profit corporate entity with a narrow but specialized federal customer base concentrated entirely on Coast Guard environmental response operations.

Stream TECH's federal activity consists of three awards, all from the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard, representing $4.7 million in combined potential value. The vendor's primary vehicle is a single-award Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA 70Z08425GNEWO0002) issued July 1, 2025, with a $3.999 million ceiling running through July 1, 2028, from which two delivery orders have been placed totaling $747 thousand in potential value. The first delivery order, awarded April 28, 2026, carries a $496,617 ceiling for labor, materials, and equipment to mitigate oil spill and hazardous chemical effects at St. Bernard, Louisiana, with ultimate completion August 6, 2026. The second, issued August 17, 2026, holds a $250 thousand ceiling for similar remediation services in Galveston, Texas, completing October 17, 2026. Both orders are priced time-and-materials and directed by the Federal On-Scene Coordinator Representative.

Stream TECH has obligated only $497 thousand (10% of potential value) across all awards as of the query date, indicating early-stage contract performance. One award — the August 2026 Galveston delivery order — reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting an immediate recompete exposure of $250 thousand. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime and carries no subcontract footprint in the source data. Customer concentration is absolute: the Coast Guard represents 100% of awards and dollars, positioning Stream TECH as a specialized vendor in the narrow environmental remediation and oil-spill-response niche rather than a diversified federal contractor.