Techlaw Consultants Inc.

Techlaw Consultants Inc., operating under its Techlaw Division, is a small, employee-owned environmental consulting firm that delivers Superfund site remediation oversight, federal facility environmental compliance and site investigation services, and analytical chemistry and laboratory support as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) across multiple EPA regional offices and the Department of Defense. The company holds total small business set-aside designations on most of its EPA work and competes under that posture across its federal footprint.

Techlaw's customer concentration is heavily EPA-centric. The top five funding sources account for 53% of awards by count but 91% by potential value. EPA Region 5 leads by award volume (32 awards, $468.2 million combined potential value) and anchors the portfolio through a $450 million small business set-aside IDIQ for Superfund and Great Lakes Architecture & Engineering Services running through July 2028. EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management (comprising multiple regional offices) accounts for $861.5 million in combined potential value across six awards, primarily federal facilities and PFAS remediation work. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Districts Omaha and Kansas City together represent $298.3 million in potential value. Over 21 distinct customer agencies appear in the portfolio, but EPA dominates—the agency accounts for the overwhelming majority of dollar value and award volume.

Techlaw's vehicle position reflects deep entrenchment in EPA's environmental remediation apparatus. The EPA Remedial Acquisition Framework: Environmental Services and Operations (ESO) is the company's primary contracting vehicle, supporting 56 task orders valued at $65.9 million combined potential value. ESO is a multiple-award master IDIQ issued across EPA Regions 1–10, under which Techlaw receives delivery orders for site technical oversight, laboratory support, remedial design oversight, and field assessment services. The company also holds positions on the Environmental Services Assistance Team (ESAT) R2 contract and related indefinite delivery contracts (IIDCs 68HE0121D0001, EPS41401, and EPW13021), which collectively generate 49 task orders. On the Army Corps side, Techlaw holds a $60 million small business environmental remediation IDIQ with Engineering District Kansas City running through August 2027. The company maintains eleven GSA Schedule labor positions, with rates spanning $48.61/hr for junior technicians to $259.85/hr for subject matter experts, and no security clearance requirements.

Recent activity shows mixed trajectory. Awards per year ranged from eight to eighteen over the past five years (2022–2025), with 2024 peaking at eighteen awards and 2025 dropping to eight; the source captures eight awards in 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value across all 178 recent awards totals $1.88 billion, but only $136.2 million (7%) is obligated, reflecting the IDIQ ceiling-value structure typical of EPA vehicle work. A significant recompete cliff looms: thirty-five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $44.6 million. Several EPA Region 5 and Region 3 delivery orders complete through July 2028, and the $450 million EPA Region 5 SFGLAES IDIQ itself recompetes in July 2028.

On the sub side, Techlaw functions almost entirely as a prime (94% of awards). However, the company regularly engages qualified subcontractors on prime work. Named subcontractor partners include CDM Federal Programs Corporation (data validation and CERCLA/RCRA consulting support), ABT Global LLC (EPA methods and SW-846 guidance updates), HDR Engineering, Weston Solutions Inc., and others cited in delivery order summaries. SCI-reported data across FY2022–FY2024 shows Techlaw self-performed the vast majority of work, with subcontractors accounting for only 1% average sub-hours share on prime contracts; seven named subcontractors appear in the SCI dataset. Techlaw has also subcontracted to Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC on naval nuclear propulsion program support work (six sub-awards in 2025–2026), representing minimal exposure outside its core EPA and Corps of Engineers focus.

Techlaw's SCI-reported service contract invoicing totaled $22.4 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $6.5 million, FY2023: $7.7 million, FY2024: $8.2 million), representing steady year-over-year growth. Workforce scale captured in SCI trended upward, with FY2024 reporting 43.8 contract-level FTEs across the prime portfolio. Government-paid hourly rates (derived from SCI invoiced dollars and contractor hours) center on a median of $100.71/hr, with the 10th percentile at $57.52/hr and the 90th percentile at $243.18/hr, reflecting a portfolio spanning junior technical roles through senior scientists and subject matter experts. The company's capability footprint spans site investigations, remedial design oversight, laboratory testing and analytical chemistry, environmental site assessments, data validation, PFAS investigation, coal combustion residue review, Superfund technical oversight, and quality assurance services—work performed primarily at federal facilities, military installations, and contaminated sites across EPA Regions 1–10 and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers footprint.

Techlaw Consultants Inc. operates as a subsidiary of its parent, Techlaw, Inc., which also holds federal prime awards. The corporate structure reflects shared ownership and management at the Chantilly, Virginia headquarters, with work performed across the continental United States and at specific remediation sites in Minneapolis, Denver, Edison (New Jersey), Eureka (Missouri), and other locations aligned with EPA regional and Corps district boundaries.