The Clark Group. Llc

The Clark Group, LLC, a Vermont-based SBA-certified Women-Owned Small Business and Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business, provides National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance, environmental assessment, and federal land and resource management consulting services exclusively as a prime contractor to civilian federal agencies. The firm operates on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and holds two major environmental BPAs — a $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA awarded by the U.S. Forest Service and a $48.8 million Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) NEPA and environmental analysis BPA. All 51 awards in the source represent prime positions; the vendor does not subcontract and carries no sub-award exposure.

Clark Group's capability footprint centers on environmental compliance and permitting acceleration for federal land management, agricultural, energy, and justice agencies. Recent representative work includes a $6.5 million time-and-materials delivery order from the Office for Victims of Crime (March 2024) for NEPA-related environmental assessments and strategic implementation guidance; a $5.4 million delivery order from USDA Farm Production and Conservation (September 2022) for environmental compliance support under the Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities pilot program; a $4.9 million time-and-materials NEPA support order from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (March 2023, MAS vehicle) with an ultimate completion date in May 2028; and a $199 thousand delivery order from USDA Farm Service Agency (September 2023) to develop a Programmatic Environmental Assessment for the Farm Storage Facility Loan Program. Current work includes three LMIR BPA calls under the Forest Service: a $79.8 thousand archaeological survey for Ouachita National Forest (July 2026, due February 2027), a $97.7 thousand heritage survey at Talladega Road, Alabama (June 2026, due May 2028), and a $66.5 thousand archaeological damage assessment at Burnt Stand, North Carolina (October 2026, due March 2027). GSA labor categories span 16 active roles from environmental specialists through senior consultants and principals, with rates ranging from $50.84/hour (entry-level environmental specialist) to $346.40/hour (principal-level positions), all bachelor's-degree-minimum and uncleared.

Customer concentration splits between the environmental and natural-resources base and government-wide civilian agencies. The top customers by potential value break down differently than by award count: the Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions dominates dollars at $50 million (the LMIR BPA ceiling), followed by the EPA Office for Air and Radiation at $35.4 million across five awards, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation at $15.1 million, Army Corps of Engineers at $10 million, and the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance at $9 million. These top five customers account for 60% of combined potential value. By award count, EPA leads with five awards and $35.4 million, followed by the National Capital Planning Commission (five awards, $243 thousand), Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth (three awards, $159 thousand), Forest Service Region 8–Southern Region (two awards, $164 thousand), and USDA Farm Service Agency (two awards, $891 thousand), covering 33% of awards. The 30 distinct customer agencies served signal broad civilian-agency exposure, with no defense or intelligence customer presence.

Clark Group places 25 task orders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for a combined potential value of $110.4 million, five task orders under the Professional Services Schedule ($926 thousand), and three calls under the LMIR National BPA ($244 thousand). The two major BPA vehicles anchor the pipeline: the LMIR BPA, awarded March 17, 2026, carries a $50 million ceiling through March 6, 2033; the BOEM BPA, awarded May 1, 2025, carries a $48.8 million ceiling through April 30, 2030.

Award activity has grown in 2026 (five awards as of early October) following a flat 2022–2025 period (three awards in 2022, three in 2023, one in 2024, two in 2025). Combined potential value across all 51 awards is $198.4 million, though only $23.8 million (12%) has been obligated to date. Five awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months for a combined potential value of $5.5 million, representing the recompete exposure window. SCI-reported invoiced revenue captured $1.6 million in FY2023 and $3.6 million in FY2024 across 4.2 and 7.8 FTEs respectively, with no FY2025 SCI reporting in the source; median government-paid rates on SCI contracts ran approximately $154.68/hour, with senior labor pricing reaching $245/hour. The vendor operates with minimal subcontractor engagement — across SCI-reportable prime contracts, only 4% of hours flowed to the single named subcontractor, indicating a predominantly internal delivery model. The firm's footprint reflects a specialized, civilian-focused environmental consulting practice anchored to NEPA compliance, archaeological and heritage resource surveys, and federal land and natural-resources management support, with strong position on GSA and agency-specific environmental BPAs but no prime presence on government-wide IDIQs, GWACs, or defense vehicles.

Environmental and energy consulting. Special expertise in matters pertaining to NEPA policy and training, resilience and disaster recovery, climate change adaptation, energy efficiency, ocean policy, facilitation, guidance and regulatory drafting