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ASSOCIATION OF CONSULTANTS AND ENGINEERS

UEI: CHHQDL1XBP71CAGE: 8HNM7

ASSOCIATION OF CONSULTANTS AND ENGINEERS is a federal contractor, registered under UEI CHHQDL1XBP71 and CAGE code 8HNM7. It has been awarded $29,222,358 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Environmental Consulting Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

CHHQDL1XBP71

CAGE Code

8HNM7

Entity Structure

Partnership or Limited Liability Partnership

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit OrganizationWomen-Owned Small Business (WOSB) Joint Venture eligible under the WOSB ProgramSmall Business Joint VentureWoman-Owned BusinessWomen-Owned Small Business

NAICS Codes

541330Engineering Services
541611Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
541620Environmental Consulting Services(Primary)
562910Remediation Services
611430Professional and Management Development Training
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Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Association of Consultants and Engineers specializes in environmental compliance and water resources management for Department of Defense installations, delivering tailored solutions to meet Clean Water Act, NPDES permit, and EPCRA regulatory requirements. Their core capabilities include industrial ...

Association of Consultants and Engineers specializes in environmental compliance and water resources management for Department of Defense installations, delivering tailored solutions to meet Clean Water Act, NPDES permit, and EPCRA regulatory requirements. Their core capabilities include industrial wastewater management planning, stormwater control system design and monitoring, treatment chemical procurement and optimization, radon retesting protocols, and environmental planning exercises such as tabletop simulations for emergency response readiness. The firm demonstrates deep technical proficiency in federal environmental regulations, with particular expertise in naval facility water systems, hazardous substance reporting, and infrastructure integrity assessments including tank testing and repair. Their differentiated approach combines regulatory precision with operational pragmatism, ensuring installations maintain compliance while minimizing disruption to mission-critical activities. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Defense, providing environmental consulting services across multiple naval and defense installations, including NSA Bethesda, NDW, and NSWCCD facilities. Their work spans water quality management, discharge permitting, and environmental safety programs, indicating a trusted advisory role embedded within DoD’s installation support structure. Engagement patterns suggest repeat, mission-critical support rather than one-off projects, reflecting sustained institutional confidence. Their primary focus is environmental consulting services under NAICS 541620, where they translate complex federal environmental statutes into actionable, site-specific compliance programs. They specialize in military and defense infrastructure, particularly naval bases and waterfront facilities, positioning them as a niche provider for high-regulation, mission-sensitive environments. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified firm headquartered in Leonardtown, Maryland, the company leverages its small business status to deliver agile, responsive services within federal procurement frameworks. Their geographic presence supports DoD operations along the Mid-Atlantic corridor, with a strategic alignment to naval and coastal defense facilities requiring specialized environmental stewardship.

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NAICS: 541620
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SLED
ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST Comprehensive E mergency Management Plan Update & Environmental Engineering and Consulting Services
Solicitation # Environmental-Trust_RFP_FY-2027_Emergency-Plan-Update-Environmental-Services_10202026.pdf
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is seeking professional services for a combined maximum budget of $289,497, divided into two primary functional areas. The first area, Emergency Management Planning, is capped at $150,000 and involves updating the 2014 Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, developing Emergency Support Functions, creating hazard-specific annexes, and establishing the Tribes' first Continuity of Operations Plan and Tribal Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment. This scope also includes the development of an all-hazards tabletop exercise package and the facilitation of coordination workshops to integrate these planning components. The second area, Environmental Engineering and Consulting Services, is capped at $139,497 and focuses on technical field operations in Nespelem, Washington. Key tasks include biannual groundwater monitoring and testing at the Nespelem Post and Pole site, as well as the characterization, removal, and lawful disposal of hazardous materials at the Nespelem Recycle Center. The contractor must adhere to strict quality standards, including the use of approved Quality Assurance Project Plans and Health and Safety Plans, and provide detailed verification reports. Mandatory monthly progress reports are required for all activities, and all project communication costs must be integrated into the respective task budgets. TERO fees are handled separately by the Tribal Employment Rights Office and are not included in the scope of work budget.
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NAICS: 541620
New
Federal
Requirement to support the Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) Program Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC)
Solicitation # W912HN-27-S-1001
The United States Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District is conducting market research for a Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) to provide comprehensive Environmental Consulting Services (ECS) in support of the Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) program. Under NAICS code 541620, the selected contractor will provide program management, administrative, logistical, and community relations support for the South Atlantic Division. Key responsibilities include maintaining the FUDSMIS database and FUDS Documents portal, developing Project Management and Site Management Action Plans, coordinating Cost-to-Complete estimates, and managing community outreach activities such as Restoration Advisory Board meetings and the creation of Section 508-compliant materials. All task orders under this contract will be performance-based in accordance with FAR 37.6 and FAR 37.102, utilizing a tailored Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP). The prime contractor must possess a Facility Clearance (FCL) and ensure personnel complete required OPSEC and Controlled Unclassified Information training. Additionally, personnel performing IA/IT services must comply with DoD 8570.01-M certifications. Deliverables must be uploaded to government-controlled platforms to prevent vendor lock-in. Interested respondents must submit their business identification, size status, and corporate structure via the provided survey link by November 18, 2026.
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NAICS: 332812
New
Federal
Area of Interest (AoI) – Metal Cleaning and Finishing Services
Solicitation # W911KF25SC002-AoI0016
The Army Contracting Command Anniston Army Depot is seeking innovative commercial solutions for depot-level metal cleaning, surface preparation, and finishing services for combat vehicle components. This requirement, issued under solicitation W911KF25SC002-AoI0016, encompasses chemical stripping, alkaline immersion cleaning, and abrasive media cleaning to remove paint, corrosion, scale, and carbon. The scope includes a wide array of plating and coating processes such as anodizing, chromate conversion, black oxide, electroless nickel, hard chrome, zinc, tin, copper, and phosphate. The government anticipates utilizing a Multiple Award Task Order Contract structure to ensure technical redundancy and coverage. Key performance requirements include a strict seven-working-day turnaround time and the contractor's responsibility for the secure pick-up and delivery of parts to and from the depot in Alabama. Offerors must demonstrate significant facility capabilities, including specific tank and oven dimensions, crane clearances, and the capacity to handle high-volume part streams of varying sizes. A rigorous quality assurance approach is mandatory, requiring the ability to perform various ASTM and MIL-SPEC tests, such as salt spray, adhesion, and hydrogen embrittlement, either in-house or through certified laboratories. Evaluation will be based on technical feasibility, the safety and efficiency of cleaning methods, innovation in eco-friendly processing, and the robustness of quality control systems. Additionally, the government will assess the offeror's track record with hazardous material management and compliance with environmental regulations. Interested parties must submit a written Solution Brief by October 28, 2026, including a Rough Order of Magnitude or unit pricing structure for evaluation.
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