Techlaw Consultants Inc.

Techlaw Consultants Inc. Techlaw Division, doing business as Techlaw, is a small, employee-owned environmental consulting firm based in Chantilly, Virginia, that delivers Superfund site remediation oversight, federal facility environmental compliance, analytical chemistry and laboratory support, and site investigation services as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) across multiple EPA regional offices and the Department of Defense. The company operates without SBA set-aside designations on most prime work, though it qualifies as a small business and holds total small business set-aside positions on many of its EPA Remedial Acquisition Framework (ESO) delivery orders.

Techlaw's customer base concentrates heavily on the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management and EPA Regions 1, 5, 8, and 9 account for the majority of recent awards and combined potential value. Of the top five customer agencies by award count (covering 53% of all awards), four are EPA entities: EPA Region 5 leads with 32 awards and $467.4 million in combined potential value, EPA Region 9 with 22 awards and $92.4 million, EPA Region 8 with 19 awards and $19.7 million, and EPA Region 1 with 13 awards and $73.7 million. The Department of Justice Offices, Boards and Divisions rounds out the top five with 13 awards. However, by combined potential value, EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management anchors the portfolio with six awards worth $861.2 million, and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha carries four awards worth $230.7 million. The concentration is acute: the top five customer agencies by potential-value share represent 87% of the combined total across all awards.

Techlaw's recent capability work illustrates its environmental remediation and analytical service focus. Representative prime awards include three September 2026 delivery orders with EPA Region 2 under the ESAT R2 contract for Superfund laboratory and analytical support ($9.9 million ceiling), non-Superfund analytical and laboratory support ($2.3 million ceiling), and Superfund data validation review ($8.9 million ceiling); a $4.9 million time-and-materials delivery order with EPA Region 5 for Phase I remedial investigation at the Highway 100 and County Road 3 Groundwater Plume Superfund site; and a $10.5 million firm fixed-price national delivery order with EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management under the ESO framework for Federal Facilities Restoration and Reuse Office general site support services. Techlaw also holds HUBZone set-aside work: a $379.2 million delivery order from Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity for pre-design investigation and remedial design at the Tyson Valley Powder Farm Area in Missouri (August 2023) and a $705.3 million HUBZone order from the same contracting office for investigation and corrective action at the former Tongue Point Naval Air Station DERP-FUDS project in Oregon (June 2022).

Techlaw maintains primary positions on three master IDIQ contracts: the EPA Remedial Acquisition Framework: Environmental Services and Operations (ESO), a multiple-award vehicle across EPA Regions 1–10 with 57 of Techlaw's task orders carrying $65.5 million in combined potential value; a $450 million multiple-award EPA Region 5 Superfund and Great Lakes Architecture & Engineering Services (SFGLAES) contract set aside for small business (with delivery orders ranging from approximately $100 thousand to $4.9 million); and a $60 million U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Small Business Environmental Remediation Services 2022–2027 contract set aside for total small business under the Kansas City Engineering District, supporting hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste remediation across DERP, Superfund, BRAC, and FUSRAP programs. Techlaw also recently received a September 2026 indefinite-delivery award for the Environmental Services Assistance Team (ESAT) covering EPA Regions 1, 2, 8, and 10 with a $77.3 million ceiling. Work under these vehicles and direct task orders is performed primarily at Edison, New Jersey; Denver, Colorado; San Francisco, California; Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Chantilly, Virginia, reflecting the geographic scope of Techlaw's EPA and Army Corps engagements.

Activity has been consistent and recently accelerated. Awards per year averaged 13.6 over the past five fiscal years (2022–2026), with 2026 showing 19 awards to date. Fifty-three awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $79.6 million, representing significant recompete exposure or opportunity for competitors. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows Techlaw invoiced $32.1 million across SCI-reportable prime service contracts from FY2022 through FY2025, with a steady upward trajectory: $6.5 million (FY2022) to $9.7 million (FY2025) across approximately 41–44 FTEs per fiscal year. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $100.71/hr, with senior labor pricing extending through $243.18/hr. Techlaw's labor portfolio on its GSA Schedule includes 42 active categories spanning technician roles from $49.56/hr (junior technician, associate degree) through subject matter expert positions at $264.92/hr (bachelor's degree, 16 years experience), with no security-cleared positions offered; the portfolio reflects the civilian environmental consulting profile.

Techlaw operates as a prime on the vast majority of its federal work and self-performs substantially all reported labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for approximately 1% of total contractor hours, with seven named subs reported across the portfolio. Named subcontractors on prime work include CDM Federal Programs Corporation (CERCLA/RCRA data validation and consulting support), ABT Global LLC (EPA methods and SW-846 guidance updates), Vista Clara Inc. (a veteran-owned small business providing NMR logging system rental and support), Cascade Drilling L.P. (monitoring well installation), HDR Engineering Inc., Weston Solutions Inc., Collier Geophysics (a service-disabled veteran-owned small business providing geophysical services), Capitol Environmental Services, and Besst, Inc. In its subcontractor role, Techlaw performs nuclear propulsion program support work under Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC (six sub-awards from January through March 2026) and has engaged as a named sub on EPA enforcement consulting and SW-846 methods support under CDM Federal Programs Corporation and ABT Global LLC.

The parent corporate entity is Techlaw, Inc. The company was established in 2005, according to one award summary, and maintains its headquarters in Chantilly, Virginia. No separate subsidiary structure is disclosed beyond the parent entity holding the UEI that encompasses Techlaw Consultants Inc. Techlaw Division.