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ASRC CONSULTING & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC 3900 C STREET Anchorage AK 99503-5969 USA

UEI: SLED_ECCA8AAD51060A3A

ASRC CONSULTING & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC 3900 C STREET Anchorage AK 99503-5969 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_ECCA8AAD51060A3A. It has been awarded $200,000,000 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations. Top awarding agencies include National Operations Center.

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National Operations Center$200.0M100%

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213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations$200.0M100%

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F--JELA Well Plugging - 2026The contract pertains to oil and well plugging activities at Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, with a focus on environmental restoration and infrastructure maintenance. Work is scheduled to begin following the issuance of a Not-to-Proceed notice, with the primary period of performance running from September 15, 2026, to March 14, 2027, or within 180 days of full mobilization approval. The scope includes plugging four specific wells—Flemming Plant, Marrero Land Well, and Anne C Herrick Well—alongside the removal of flowlines and junk from the JELA oilfield. All work must adhere to a detailed Statement of Work, comply with federal, state, and local codes including 29 CFR 1910.1200, EPA SNAP and WaterSense standards, and be executed in a workmanlike manner per FAR 52.236-5. Performance is restricted to weekday business hours unless special authorization is granted, and all materials must be new, suitable, and approved by the Contracting Officer. The procurement is conducted as a sealed bid under FAR Part 14 using a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation method, meaning award is solely based on the lowest responsive and responsible offer with no trade-offs for technical merit or past performance. Offerors must hold a valid Unique Entity Identifier and CAGE code, and submit electronically via email to the designated Contracting Officer by the deadline of August 20, 2026, at noon local time. All submissions must include the Standard Form 1442, Limitation in Subcontracting Worksheet, Davis Bacon Wage Determination, and applicable representations regarding small business status, socioeconomic criteria, and compliance with federal prohibitions on Chinese telecom equipment and ByteDance applications. Subcontracting is capped at 85% for general construction and 75% for special trades, and the contractor must indemnify the government against all liabilities. Safety requirements include MUTCD and OSHA compliance, mandatory submission of Safety Data Sheets, and adherence to stop-work authority provisions. Payment must be submitted electronically through the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, and the Contracting Officer’s Representative will be named post-award to oversee performance while carrying no authority to modify contract terms.

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Mobile Oilfield Pumping ServicesThe contract titled Mobile Oilfield Pumping Services entails the provision and operation of rig pump units to support well rework activities, specifically for fluid circulation, pressure testing, and wellbore cleanout. The work is intended to ensure safe and efficient well intervention by maintaining proper hydraulic control and removing debris or blockages from the wellbore. Services must be performed by qualified personnel using equipment capable of meeting industry standards for high-pressure operations and environmental compliance. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, indicating it falls within oil and gas support activities. It was posted on July 24, 2026, and is administered by the California Department of Conservation, with the place of performance located within the state of California. The work is linked to a project identified through the CEQA Net portal, suggesting it involves environmental review or regulatory compliance. Although no specific location or point of contact is provided, performance will be tied to active well sites in California requiring pumping support as part of rework operations.

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Emergency Tree Removal (Hazardous Western Joshua Trees)The contract authorizes the removal of up to seven dead, detached, or fallen Western Joshua trees that present an imminent threat to public health or safety, specifically those located within 30 feet of structures or leaning against them. The work is classified as emergency remediation and is limited to trees that are clearly hazardous and pose direct risk to inhabited or critical infrastructure. The task must be carried out in Yucca Valley, California, with the zip code 92284 as the designated place of performance, reflecting the localized nature of the threat and the need for prompt action in this arid region where Western Joshua trees are native and protected. This subcontract is issued under the NAICS code 213112, which corresponds to support activities for mining, indicating the specialized nature of the work involving hazardous vegetation near developed areas. The contracting agency is the Fish and Wildlife Headquarters, Habitat Conservation Planning Branch in Sacramento, California, highlighting the environmental oversight and regulatory context surrounding the removal of these protected species. Although the trees are classified as hazardous and subject to removal, the action is strictly bounded by the condition that only those posing an immediate risk may be addressed, ensuring compliance with conservation protocols while prioritizing public safety. The contract was posted on July 24, 2026, and is accessible through a designated public link.

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In-Water Geotechnical BoringsThe contract involves conducting up to eight in-water geotechnical borings from a barge-mounted rig, with drilling depths ranging from 30 to 70 feet below the seabed near Fort Bragg, California. The scope includes the collection of sediment and soil samples for geotechnical analysis and mandates strict adherence to environmental regulations to minimize ecological disturbance during operations. The work is part of a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, which pertains to support activities for oil and gas operations, though the specific application here relates to environmental and infrastructure planning efforts by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1 – Northern Region, based in Redding and Eureka. All activities must be carried out in compliance with applicable state and federal environmental standards, and the project is scheduled to proceed following its posting on July 24, 2026, with performance centered on coastal waters adjacent to Fort Bragg.

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Onshore Geotechnical BoringsThe contract involves the execution of up to eight onshore geotechnical borings, each between 15 and 35 feet in depth, to collect soil samples for engineering and environmental analysis. The work includes full restoration of the borehole sites through backfilling, capping, and implementation of erosion control measures to ensure site stability and environmental compliance. Operations are scoped to occur in Fort Bragg, California, under the jurisdiction of the Fish and Wildlife Department’s Northern Region, with the North California office overseeing the project. The activity falls under NAICS code 213112, indicating it is categorized as drilling and related support activities for oil and gas, though applied here to geotechnical purposes. The contract is structured as a subcontract and was posted on July 24, 2026, for procurement purposes. All fieldwork must adhere to local regulatory requirements and environmental standards to prevent disruption to surrounding ecosystems.

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Well Cleaning and Debris RemovalThe contract involves cleaning a well to its total depth to remove scale, debris, and any residual completion equipment, ensuring the well is properly prepared for subsequent rework and integrity testing. This work is critical to restoring well functionality and safety ahead of further operations, requiring precise techniques to eliminate obstructions without damaging well structure or surrounding formations. The task is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, which pertains to oil and gas well drilling and servicing activities. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, under the jurisdiction of the California Department of Conservation, with the place of performance associated with the state of California. While specific location details such as city, state, or zip code are not provided, the work is tied to a project identifier accessible via the California CEQA Net portal. There is no set-aside designation indicated, and no point of contact information is listed, meaning potential contractors must reference the official UI link for further details and submission guidelines.

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Punch and Inject OperationsThe contract requires the execution of controlled punch and inject procedures aimed at restoring flow paths and verifying zonal isolation within the wellbore, with all activities contingent upon approval from the California Geologic Energy Management Division. These operations are critical for ensuring well integrity and environmental compliance in oil and gas production settings. The work must adhere to regulatory standards and be conducted under the oversight of the California Department of Conservation, with performance likely occurring at designated well sites across the state. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 213112, indicating it pertains to support activities for oil and gas operations. It was posted on July 24, 2026, and is accessible through the CEQA Net portal, though no specific solicitation number or set-aside designation is provided. There is no designated point of contact listed, and the exact location of performance remains unspecified, suggesting the work could be distributed across multiple sites under California jurisdiction. All activities must align with state environmental and operational regulations prior to implementation.

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Fire and Fuel Management ComplianceThe contract requires comprehensive vegetation management and fuel modification zone implementation to ensure compliance with Orange County Fire Authority fire clearance standards prior to the issuance of building permits. Work must focus on reducing hazardous fuel loads and establishing defensible space around proposed development sites, aligning with state and local wildfire prevention regulations. The scope includes vegetation removal, pruning, grading, and other measures necessary to meet OCFA’s specific requirements for fire safety in high-risk areas. This subcontract is categorized under NAICS code 213112, indicating it involves support activities for mining, which in this context refers to land clearing and environmental remediation services tied to construction readiness. The contract was posted on July 24, 2026, and is directly linked to a California-based project under Orange County’s jurisdiction, with performance expected to occur in an unspecified but fire-prone location within the county. All activities must be completed in time to satisfy permit conditions, emphasizing urgency and precision in execution to avoid delays in development timelines.

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821410_HWOC_UICHolmes Western Oil Corporation plans to rework existing well USL-17/GOVT 109 in the Midway-Sunset Oil Field by adding new perforations and restoring it to injection service, a process expected to take two days. All activities will be confined within the current facility boundaries without expanding prior use, and the project will not require new infrastructure beyond temporary equipment including a Production Rig, Rig Pump, Wireline Truck, Vacuum Truck, and Bins. Vehicle traffic will be limited to transporting personnel, supplies, materials, and waste to and from the site. The project requires approval from the California Department of Conservation’s Geologic Energy Management Division under permit number 821410_HWOC_UIC, with the well identified by API number 0403069128. The forecasted posting date is July 24, 2026, and primary contact for regulatory matters is Randall P. Jeffries at the Department of Conservation, with Raquel Aguilar of Holmes Western Oil Corporation serving as the company’s engineering contact.

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825666_0100006_SoCalGas_UGSThe project involves inspecting and remediating the integrity of the Porter 69D well at the Aliso Canyon Gas Storage Facility as part of the Storage Integrity Management Program, with the goal of returning the well to service after assessing its historical data, directional surveys, and current borehole configuration. The work plan includes removing existing isolation equipment, cleaning the well to total depth, conducting punch and inject operations, performing potential casing expansions subject to approval from CalGEM, executing integrity tests, and installing new completion tubing for flow-only operation. This activity is authorized under a single permit issued by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division, specifically for Southern California Gas Company. The project is linked to API number 0403724130 and is part of broader efforts to ensure safe and reliable underground gas storage operations. Primary point of contact for the regulatory authority is Randall P. Jeffries, Oil and Gas Program Analyst, with Juan Cadavid Ortiz listed as the submitter from Southern California Gas Company. The forecasted posting date for this initiative is July 24, 2026.

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Z--RED ROCK ADMIN BUILDING PHASE 2 REPAIRSThe Bureau of Land Management’s National Operations Center, under the Department of the Interior, is seeking qualified small business contractors to perform Phase 2 repairs on the Red Rock NCA Administration Building located in Clark County, Nevada, approximately 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip. This procurement is structured as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS Code 236220 for Commercial and Institutional Building Construction and Product Service Code Z2AA for Repair of Office Buildings, with a small business size standard of $45 million in annual revenue. All offerors must possess an active Unique Entity Identifier and be registered in the System for Award Management at the time of proposal submission. The solicitation will be issued as a Request for Proposals in mid-July 2026, with proposals due approximately 30 days thereafter, and award is anticipated for September 2026. The contract will be awarded through negotiated procedures under FAR Part 15. The scope of work includes comprehensive interior renovations such as flooring replacement, air duct cleaning, cubicle installation, and mechanical equipment upgrades, as well as exterior rehabilitation involving painting, stucco repair on the administration building, adjacent restroom facility, and retaining walls, alongside repairs to restroom roof drainage and parapet walls. Performance is estimated to take 150 days following the Notice to Proceed, and bidders must provide bid, performance, and payment bonds with an anticipated bonding threshold of $600,000 to $700,000. All work must be performed in strict accordance with approved drawings, specifications, and associated documents, which will be included in the formal solicitation package accessible only via www.sam.gov, with no paper or email copies distributed. The contract point of contact is Lisa McKeon, Contracting Officer, reachable via email and phone as provided in the solicitation metadata.

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Gravel Pack Installation and Sand Control ServicesThe contract involves the installation of gravel packs in two gas storage wells as part of a well rework initiative aimed at controlling sand production and ensuring long-term wellbore stability. This work is critical to maintaining operational integrity and preventing reservoir sand from entering the wellbore, which could lead to equipment damage, reduced production efficiency, or well failure. The services are scoped specifically for sand control applications in gas storage environments where consistent pressure and flow management are essential. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, indicating it relates to oil and gas well drilling, servicing, and related activities. It was posted on July 23, 2026, through the California Conservation Department’s procurement system, with performance expected to occur within California. Although specific location details are not provided, the work is tied to state-managed gas storage assets, implying compliance with California's environmental and operational regulations. The project is supported by a public procurement portal, suggesting transparency and adherence to state guidelines, with no set-aside provisions specified for small or disadvantaged businesses.

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812422_45200001_Grouped__PGE_UGSPacific Gas and Electric Company is undertaking a well rework project at the McDonald Island Gas Oil Field in San Joaquin County to bring two existing wells into compliance with CalGEM’s underground gas storage standards under 14 CCR § 1726. The project involves retrieving the current tubing string and packer, removing the production liner, conducting casing integrity wireline surveys to assess well structure, replacing the wellhead, and installing a new production liner with a gravel pack along with a new tubing string and packer. These modifications are necessary to meet regulatory requirements for safe and compliant gas storage operations. The work is authorized under two permits approved by the California Department of Conservation’s Geologic Energy Management Division and applies specifically to wells Whiskey Slough 14-E and Whiskey Slough 8-E, identified by API numbers 0407720257 and 0407720188 respectively. The project was posted as a forecast on July 23, 2026, with primary point of contact for regulatory coordination being the Oil and Gas Program Analyst at the Department of Conservation and the submitter from PG&E serving as the technical liaison.

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Well Decommissioning and AbandonmentThe contract titled Well Decommissioning and Abandonment requires the complete decommissioning and plugging of two private wells, encompassing all necessary site preparation, sealing procedures, and compliance with applicable regulatory requirements for documentation and reporting. Work must be performed in Spokane at the designated site with zip code 99223, ensuring all activities meet environmental and safety standards for well abandonment. The task involves not only physical intervention but also thorough administrative follow-up to satisfy state and federal regulatory obligations. This is a subcontract opportunity set aside exclusively for small businesses under the SBA’s Total Small Business Set-Aside provisions, classified under NAICS code 213112. The solicitation was posted on July 22, 2026, with responses due by August 3, 2026. The contracting entity is the Division of Engineering Services under the Department of Health and Human Services, though no specific point of contact is listed. All work must be completed in accordance with regulations governing the safe closure of private wells, and contractors are expected to deliver full compliance documentation as part of final deliverables.

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Y--LITTLE CREEK CAMPGROUND DESIGN-BUILDThe Bureau of Land Management, under the Department of the Interior, is pursuing a design-build procurement for improvements at Little Creek Campground located approximately three miles west of Randolph, Utah, with coordinates 41.677694°N, 111.226138°W. This project is designated under NAICS code 237990 for Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction and is structured as a Total Small Business Set-Aside, limiting eligibility to firms qualifying as small businesses under the $45 million size standard. The scope encompasses the design and construction of new infrastructure aimed at mitigating erosion, improving traffic flow and OHV/trailer parking, addressing sun exposure challenges, enhancing accessibility, reducing overcrowding, and restoring overall site safety and functionality to accommodate rising visitation. The estimated period of performance is anticipated to be 275 calendar days following the notice to proceed, with project execution scheduled between September 1, 2026, and June 1, 2027. The solicitation, identified as 140L0626R0005, was posted on June 29, 2026, with a response deadline set for July 29, 2026. Participation in this procurement requires all offerors to maintain an active System for Award Management (SAM) profile and a valid Unique Entity ID, including complete representations and certifications within SAM. Bid, performance, and payment bonds are expected to be required upon award. Although the formal Request for Proposal is anticipated to be released in late May 2026, the current phase remains in pre-solicitation market research. The BLM has initiated outreach through a Sources Sought notice, inviting industry feedback via a designated Microsoft Form, and plans to conduct a site visit approximately one to two weeks after RFP issuance. No pricing, contract value, or detailed technical specifications have been finalized, and submission format requirements are not yet defined. All communication and inquiries should be directed to Lisa McKeon at the National Operations Center in Denver, Colorado.

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New Completion Tubing InstallationThe contract involves the installation of new completion tubing strings in three reworked gas storage wells, requiring comprehensive handling, running, and setting of the tubing with proper sealing to ensure operational integrity. The work is technical in nature and demands precise execution to meet industry standards for gas storage well completion, including all associated logistics and safety protocols. The project is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, indicating it falls within oil and gas field services, specifically support activities for drilling. The contract was posted on July 22, 2026, and is associated with the California Department of Conservation, with the place of performance located in California. While specific details such as city, state, or contact information are not provided, the work is tied to a project identified through the CEQA Net system under reference number 2026070882. The nature of the work suggests coordination with existing infrastructure and compliance with state regulatory requirements for energy storage operations, though no set-aside provisions or small business designations are indicated.

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Casing Expansion and Wellbore Integrity RepairThe contract involves performing casing expansion and mechanical repairs to restore the structural integrity of damaged or deformed well casings in three natural gas storage wells. The work is focused on correcting deformations and ensuring long-term wellbore stability, which is critical for the safe and efficient operation of the gas storage facilities. This effort is essential to prevent leaks, maintain pressure integrity, and comply with ongoing operational and safety standards for underground storage assets. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, indicating it relates to support activities for oil and gas operations. It was posted on July 22, 2026, and is associated with the California Department of Conservation, though specific location details such as city, state, or zip code are not provided. The project is accessible via a public link managed through the CEQA Net system, suggesting it may be subject to environmental review processes under California law. No set-aside provisions or point of contact information are included, and performance is expected to occur at the gas storage well sites within California.

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770327_0100006_Grouped_SoCALGas_UGSSouthern California Gas Company is undertaking a well rework project at the Aliso Canyon Underground Gas Storage facility to inspect and remediate integrity issues in three existing storage wells—Standard Sesnon 9, Porter 32, and Porter 72B—as part of its Storage Integrity Management Program. The project involves removing existing completion equipment, cleaning the wells to total depth, performing casing expansions with approval from the California Department of Conservation’s Geologic Energy Management Division, conducting integrity tests, and installing new completion tubing to restore the wells to service. The work is based on a thorough review of historical well data, directional surveys, inspection logs, and current wellbore configurations including casing dimensions, perforations, and liners. This effort is required to ensure safe and reliable gas storage operations and is subject to regulatory oversight through two permits approved by CalGEM. The project is forecasted to be initiated in July 2026 and is being managed under the authority of the California Department of Conservation, with primary point of contact being Randall P. Jeffries, Oil and Gas Program Analyst.

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