Ueg, Inc.

Ueg, Inc., doing business as Unitek Environmental Guam, is a veteran-owned, HUBZone-certified small business providing hazardous waste disposal, oil water separator maintenance, environmental remediation, and fuel handling services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (91% of recent awards) and environmental subcontractor. Based in Hågat, Guam, Unitek holds SBA certifications expiring January 6, 2027, and operates predominantly outside set-aside categories on full-and-open awards, though it qualifies for and receives total small business set-aside designations across much of its work.

Unitek's capability portfolio centers on Pacific regional environmental services. The company delivers hazardous waste collection and disposal (90 awards across the footprint), oil water separator and wash rack trench maintenance at military installations, fuel handling and tank cleaning, environmental remediation and site assessment support, and emergency response for oil spills and chemical incidents. Representative prime work includes a $3.9 million single-award Coast Guard Basic Ordering Agreement (renewed March 2026 through March 2028) for oil spill and hazardous chemical incident mitigation; a $7.49 million Defense Logistics Agency Energy indefinite delivery contract (September 2023 through September 2028, total small business set-aside) for waste disposal at the Defense Fuel Support Point in Guam; and a $3 million Pacific Air Forces single-award indefinite delivery contract (April 2023 through March 2027, total small business set-aside) for oil water separator, wash rack trench, and holding tank maintenance and repair services at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. Recent delivery orders under the PAF vehicle include $340,877 (Option Year 3, April 2026), $352,028 (Option Year 2, April 2025), and $355,105 (Option Year 1, April 2024). Smaller tasks include Coast Guard purchase orders for oily waste offload from vessels ($3,254 to $23,925), NOAA port-call hazardous waste removal ($12,456 for the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer, $32,148 for the NOAA Ship Oscar Sette), and Navy tank cleaning ($3.2 million for residual marine engine fuel and sludge removal from Tank U-12 at Sasa Valley Facility, September–December 2022).

Customer concentration aligns tightly with place of performance. The top five customer agencies account for 84% of award count, led by the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (48 awards, $67.1 million combined potential value) and the Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard (81 awards, $57.7 million). The Defense Logistics Agency Energy (20 awards, $13.4 million), the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (1 award, $3.2 million), and the Navy United States Pacific Fleet Forces (12 awards, $619 thousand) complete the principal set. Dollar concentration shifts slightly higher in the Navy; NAVFAC anchors the largest dollar share despite slightly fewer awards than Coast Guard, reflecting Navy's environmental remediation work at Guam installations. Unitek has worked with 16 distinct federal agencies, including NOAA, Pacific Air Forces, the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Department of the Interior in smaller volumes.

Unitek holds multiple parent indefinite delivery vehicles. The indefinite delivery contract N4019210D0007 (likely a Navy contract) generated 16 task orders totaling $5 million in combined potential value; N6274217D1800 (a Navy contract supporting Naval Facilities Engineering Command CLEAN V environmental remediation work across Pearl Harbor and Guam) carries 11 task orders; the Coast Guard Basic Ordering Agreements DTCG8997A68F909 and HSCG8415AH00005 account for 8 task orders each ($39 thousand and $169 thousand respectively); and the Pacific Air Forces indefinite delivery contract FA524023D0008 carries 6 task orders worth $1.5 million in combined potential value. These vehicles drive recurring task-order work rather than spot procurements.

Activity has been volatile year to year (23 awards in 2022, declining to 12 in 2024, recovering to 22 in 2025) but remains concentrated in Pacific region operations. Two awards totaling $351 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, reducing near-term recompete exposure. The company's subcontracting footprint is limited relative to its prime position; it subs to environmental design and construction primes including AECOM Technical Services, Granite-Obayashi (joint venture), Chugach Consolidated Solutions, Jacobs/B&M, Pond & Company, and Aktarius on Navy environmental assessment, munitions and explosives of concern clearance, vegetation clearing, asbestos and lead abatement, and hydrant fueling system work at Naval Base Guam and Andersen Air Force Base.

Over 30 years of operational experience and sustained presence in Guam position Unitek as an established regional provider for military installation environmental support and vessel services in the Pacific. The concentration in Navy and Coast Guard work, the multi-year hold of large single-award indefinite delivery vehicles with renewal track record, and the high share of small business set-aside designations reflect both regional contracting preferences and Unitek's HUBZone and veteran-owned posture.

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