USA Environmental, Inc.

USA Environmental, Inc., a for-profit subchapter S corporation headquartered in Oldsmar, Florida, provides environmental remediation and munitions response services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (96% of awards) competing predominantly in full-and-open procurement, with significant recurring work under total small business set-asides on single-award indefinite delivery contracts. The company operates across NAICS 541512 (Environmental Consulting Services) and related remediation categories, executing work at domestic military installations and international locations including Puerto Rico, Guam, Hawaii, the Philippines, and the Pacific territories.

USA Environmental's customer base concentrates heavily on two agencies that together account for 88% of awards and 99% of combined potential value. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville anchors the portfolio at 79 awards worth $3.93 billion in combined potential value, vastly exceeding all other customers. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command places 123 awards totaling $1.13 billion, reflecting sustained engagement in munitions response and range sustainment work. This divergence between award count (NAVFAC leads) and dollar value (USACE dominates) signals a strategic difference: NAVFAC awards are typically smaller, operational delivery orders against standing IDCs, while USACE work includes major environmental remediation programs. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command, the Marine Corps, and the Navy Installations Command round out the top-five customer set.

USA Environmental holds two single-award $95 million indefinite delivery contracts with Naval Facilities Engineering Command, both designated total small business set-asides and established in 2022. The first contract (N6247011D8007, expiring December 13, 2030) authorizes range sustainment and environmental remediation services at Department of Defense and other government sites worldwide; the second (N6247017D8003, expiring December 12, 2027) focuses on munitions response actions at Vieques, Puerto Rico and NAVFAC's broader area of responsibility. Together, these two vehicles have generated 34 and 28 task orders respectively, representing $93.4 million and $90.4 million in combined potential value. Additional parent vehicles include the Army Environmental Ordnance, and Chemical Warfare Remediation contract (33 task orders, $62.4 million), the Army contract W912DY04D0006 (26 task orders, $29.2 million), and DACA8700D0036 (26 task orders, $31 thousand). Representative NAVFAC delivery orders include a $32.7 million cost-plus-award-fee modification issued March 29, 2024, for munitions and explosives of concern removal at the former Vieques Naval Training Range in Puerto Rico (subcontracting White River Technologies for geophysical support, Gradient Technologies for water-jet equipment, and Northwest Demolition & Dismantling for robotics); a $5.48 million August 2025 delivery order for surface and subsurface UXO removal and land use control implementation at Virginia Beach, Virginia; and a $3.1 million August 2025 delivery order for UXO investigation and removal at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. On the USACE side, the Engineering Support Center Huntsville vehicle carries the bulk of that agency's 79 awards.

Activity has declined in recent years, dropping from eight awards in 2022 to one award in 2026 (the April 2026 Camp Lejeune delivery order worth $1.785 million). The source data covers 269 awards spanning since 1997, with combined potential value of $5.37 billion and obligated dollars of $747.7 million (14% of potential value), indicating substantial unbilled work under ceiling-based IDC structures. Only eight awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $13.7 million, suggesting minimal near-term recompete exposure. The subcontractor footprint is thin: USA Environmental subcontracts to Ch2M Hill (Jacobs Engineering) on remediation and corrective measures studies at BRAC sites in Puerto Rico and Arizona, and to AECOM on remedial investigation planning for munitions response work at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, under the CLEAN IV contract. The capability portfolio centers on unexploded ordnance investigation and removal, military munitions and explosives of concern characterization and remediation, geophysical surveys, explosive safety documentation, environmental site assessments, range clearance operations, and land use control implementation at active and closed military installations worldwide.

USA Environmental, Inc. (USAE), a Small Business Prime Contractor since 1998, performs characterization, remediation and disposal of Munitions and Explosives of Concern (MEC) and Unexploded Ordnance (UXO), Operational Range Clearance (ORC)/Sustainment and Construction Support. USAE has successfully worked 6.55 million field/MEC-related manhours on 1,017 projects worldwide valued $713M. We provide Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) services to safely locate and dispose of MEC/UXO, munitions debris (MD), discarded military munitions (DMM), material potentially presenting an explosive hazard (MPPEH), range?related debris (RRD), material documented as an explosive hazard (MDEH) and material documented as safe (MDAS). USAE can also identify and remove Chemical Warfare Materiel (CWM). Work is being performed in accordance with CERCLA/RCRA at FUDS, BRAC & active Installations. We also have the capability to conduct Advanced Geophysical Classification (AGC).