Ueg, Inc.

Ueg, Inc., doing business as Unitek Environmental Guam, is a veteran-owned, HUBZone-certified small business based in Hågat, Guam, that operates as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) and subcontractor delivering hazardous waste disposal, oil-water separator maintenance, fuel handling, and environmental remediation services across federal military and civilian installations throughout the Pacific region. The company is structured as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and competes predominantly under total small business and HUBZone sole-source set-asides.

Unitek's customer base concentrates heavily in the Navy and Coast Guard. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command anchors the potential-value ranking with 48 awards totaling $67.1 million combined potential value, while the Coast Guard drives award volume with 82 orders worth $57.8 million. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy contributes 20 awards valued at $13.4 million. Together, these three customers account for approximately 96% of combined potential value across the portfolio. The Navy Military Sealift Command places the highest award count (84 awards) but with only $1.6 million combined potential value — a characteristic inverse relationship reflecting frequent small purchase orders for vessel waste offloading and tank cleaning services.

Unitek holds a diversified portfolio of parent vehicles anchoring recurring task-order streams. A Pacific Air Forces indefinite-delivery contract (FA524023D0008) for oil water separator and wash rack trench maintenance at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, carries a $3 million ceiling with four option years of delivery orders ($324 thousand to $355 thousand annually, awarded April 2023 through April 2026). A $7.49 million Defense Logistics Agency Energy indefinite-delivery contract (effective through September 2028) for waste disposal at the Defense Fuel Support Point in Santa Rita, Guam, underpins a $2.1 million initial task order and provides ongoing ordering authority through 2028. Two Coast Guard Basic Ordering Agreements — the current single-award $3.9 million BOA (awarded March 2026, running through March 2028) and its predecessor (February 2024 through February 2026) — cover oil spill and hazardous chemical incident mitigation. A Naval Facilities Engineering Command indefinite-delivery vehicle (N6274217D1800) for environmental remediation across Pacific installations generated 11 task orders spanning remedial investigation, contamination assessment, and site remediation work.

Representative prime work includes a $340.9 million delivery order from Pacific Air Forces (April 2026, Option Year 3) for oil water separator and wash rack trench maintenance at Andersen AFB under total small business set-aside; a $3.2 million firm fixed-price purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (September 2022) for residual marine engine fuel and sludge removal from Tank U-12 at the Sasa Valley Facility in Santa Rita, Guam; a $2.1 million firm fixed-price delivery order from DLA Energy (September 2023) for Defense Fuel Support Point waste disposal in Santa Rita through March 2024; and recurring Coast Guard purchase orders for oily waste offload, engine purge, fuel tank cleaning, and coolant removal services from vessels including the USCGC Myrtle Hazard, ranging from $1.5 thousand to $31 thousand per order. A $32.1 thousand NOAA contract (May 2025) for used-oil pump offload from NOAA Ship Oscar Sette at Naval Base Guam exemplifies Unitek's broader civilian-agency penetration.

Unitek's subcontract footprint spans environmental and infrastructure remediation work under major engineering and construction primes. The vendor has performed vegetation clearing, asbestos and lead sampling and abatement, munitions and explosives of concern (MEC) and unexploded ordnance (UXO) support, and industrial dewatering services as a sub to AECOM Technical Services (approximately eight sub-awards under the Naval Facilities Engineering Command CLEAN V contract for remediation work across Andersen AFB and Naval Base Guam), Granite-Obayashi joint ventures, Chugach Consolidated Solutions, and Jacobs / B&M partnerships. These subcontracts value typically ranges from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars and supports environmental compliance and facility hardening projects across Guam military installations.

Unitek's work footprint spans Guam and the broader Pacific, with place-of-performance locations including Santa Rita, Yigo, Barrigada, Hågat, and Apra Harbor on Guam, plus subordinate operations at Andersen Air Force Base and Naval Base Guam. The source material reflects over thirty years of regional presence supporting DoD, Department of Homeland Security, and civilian federal agencies. Activity over the past five years shows volatility — 23 awards in 2022, declining to 12 in 2024, then rebounding to 22 in 2025, with six awards reported year-to-date in 2026 as of mid-September. Only one award with ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $341 thousand) faces recompete cliff pressure, indicating a mature, stable contract portfolio with most work extending beyond the current recompete window.

Environmental services and consulting, hazardous waste packaging, transportation and disposal, asbestos, sampling/analyses, vacuum trucks, fuel hauling, industrial cleaning, drum sales, used oil recycling, plans, waste water treatment, MEC,UXO,DGM