AHTNA-ARCADIS 8(A) JV #2, LLC

Ahtna-Arcadis 8(a) JV #2, LLC specializes in hazardous waste inspection and environmental compliance services for Department of Defense installations. Based on available contract performance, the contractor delivers comprehensive field operations to identify, document, and assess hazardous materials at military ranges and facilities, ensuring adherence to DOD and federal environmental regulations. Their technical expertise includes site characterization, regulatory compliance monitoring, waste classification, and field data collection using standardized DOD protocols. The contractor provides end-to-end support, integrating personnel, specialized equipment, transportation, and supervision to execute high-stakes environmental inspections under stringent operational constraints, demonstrating a focus on safety, accuracy, and regulatory alignment. The contractor’s primary known engagement is with W075 Endist Albuquerque, a U.S. Army installation responsible for environmental management and range operations. This relationship suggests a targeted focus on supporting Army range sustainment and environmental stewardship missions, particularly at remote or high-risk testing sites like White Sands Missile Range. The nature of the work implies recurring, mission-critical inspections tied to live-fire and munitions disposal activities, indicating a pattern of long-term, operationally embedded support rather than one-time projects. The contractor operates under NAICS 541620, which encompasses environmental consulting and remediation services. In practice, this translates to on-site environmental compliance, hazardous material management, and regulatory reporting services tailored to defense and federal land management agencies. Their market positioning centers on niche environmental compliance support within the defense industrial base, particularly where hazardous waste handling intersects with military readiness. Ahtna-Arcadis 8(a) JV #2, LLC is structured as an 8(a) joint venture, leveraging the developmental advantages of the SBA’s 8(a) Business Development Program to compete for set-aside federal contracts. While specific certifications beyond 8(a) status are not listed, the joint venture structure indicates a partnership between small businesses aiming to enhance technical capacity and market access. The contractor maintains a focused presence in federal environmental services, with operations aligned to defense and federal land management missions across the United States.