BBJ GROUP LLC

BBJ GROUP LLC specializes in environmental remediation services, with deep expertise in conducting Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) investigations and site cleanups for federal land management agencies. Their technical capabilities include Expanded Site Inspections (ESIs), Engineering Evaluations/Cost Estimates (EE/CEs), and the remediation of hazardous materials such as lead shot and contaminated soils at former firing ranges and mining complexes. The firm demonstrates hands-on experience in field-based environmental assessment, risk characterization, and remedial action planning under federal environmental compliance frameworks, particularly within sensitive natural resource areas managed by the Department of the Interior and the U.S. Forest Service. BBJ GROUP LLC maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, delivering critical environmental response services on National Wildlife Refuges, Forest Service lands, and other federally owned properties. Their work supports the stewardship mandates of these agencies by addressing legacy contamination from military and industrial activities, ensuring ecological restoration and public safety in protected natural areas. The contractor’s primary focus is on NAICS 562910 — Remediation Services — which in practice means they execute site-specific environmental cleanup projects requiring adherence to federal regulatory standards, including RCRA, CERCLA, and NEPA compliance. Their niche lies in complex, ecologically sensitive sites where precision, regulatory documentation, and coordination with natural resource trustees are essential. BBJ GROUP LLC is a small business entity based in Chicago, Illinois, operating as a 2L structure with no formal government certifications on record. While geographically centered in the Midwest, their project execution spans federal lands nationwide, positioning them as a responsive, field-capable contractor for environmental remediation needs on public lands managed by federal trustees.