Waterborne Environmental, Inc.

Waterborne Environmental, Inc., based in Leesburg, Virginia, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business that has been registered to receive federal awards since 2005. The company specializes in environmental consulting, geoscientific services, and technical assistance related to conservation and agricultural sustainability. Through its federal contracting and grant portfolio, Waterborne Environmental demonstrates expertise in environmental compliance, monitoring, web application development, and agricultural conservation support across multiple federal agencies.

Waterborne Environmental has secured three prime federal contracts valued at approximately $390,971 in total ceiling value. The majority of this contract work has been directed through the Joint Munitions Command, where the company has provided environmental monitoring and compliance services at the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant in Oklahoma. Specifically, the company was awarded a $150,752 firm fixed-price purchase order for geoscientist consulting services to deliver semi-annual environmental monitoring reports for Open Burn/Open Detonation Areas, Landfill, and Fuel Farm sites, which was awarded in November 2023 with an ultimate completion date of November 2025. Additionally, Waterborne Environmental received a $99,140 purchase order in September 2025 for RCRA permit compliance work involving soil sampling along firebreaks at the OB/OD facility and comprehensive reporting, with an ultimate completion date of September 2026. Outside of the military sector, the company was awarded a $141,079 firm fixed-price purchase order by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in September 2022 to provide professional services for physiologically based pharmacokinetic modeling of metal nanoparticles, demonstrating the company's technical breadth in scientific research support. None of these contracts utilized set-aside designations.

Waterborne Environmental has been a prime awardee on six federal grant programs, all cooperative agreements or project grants funded by the USDA's National Resources Conservation Service totaling significant investment in agricultural and conservation initiatives. The company was selected to develop web applications and provide technical assistance for soil and water conservation and climate-smart agriculture programs across multiple states, including Mississippi, South Carolina, Missouri, and Pennsylvania. Notable awards include a cooperative agreement to develop a web application and conduct training for stakeholders in soil and water conservation programs across South Carolina with a completion date of September 2027, and a $376,012 cooperative agreement to develop and demonstrate a user-friendly web application to assist Mississippi farmers and ranchers with agricultural conservation decisions and best management practices, completed by September 2026. The company has also been awarded cooperative agreements to develop conservation-focused web applications for Missouri and Mississippi forestry and agricultural conservation programs, as well as a project grant for Pennsylvania farm management decision-making application development. Additionally, Waterborne Environmental received a cooperative agreement to determine the effect of drone application of bio-stimulants on nutrient management, plant, and soil health, demonstrating its involvement in precision agriculture innovation. All of these grant awards were made without set-aside designations and reflect the company's established capability in developing digital solutions and providing technical assistance to agricultural and conservation stakeholders across the southeastern and midwestern United States.

We are a full service environmental consulting firm with services in environmental modeling, risk assessment, field studies, GIS, regulatory support, ecotoxicology, toxicology, geospatial analysis, literature reviews, good laboratory practices (GLP), FIFRA regulations, life cycle assessment (LCA), environmental assessment (EA), exposure and dose assessments, agriculture, sustainability, soil health, climate change, pesticides, crops, remote sensing (RS), lidar, statistics, data analysis, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), ecology, crosswalks, website development, computer programming, TFDs, instrumentation, sampling, spray drift, erosion, best management practices (BMPs), nutrient studies, pollinator studies, population models, and endangered species act.