ENVIRONMENTAL COST MANAGEMENT, INC.

Environmental Cost Management, Inc. specializes in environmental remediation and consulting services for federal land and resource management agencies, with deep expertise in CERCLA site investigations, hazardous material removal, and permit compliance for legacy contamination sites. The firm delivers field-based environmental services including soil and groundwater sampling, remedial action planning, post-fire BAER assessments, and PRP searches for historic landfill and mining operations. Their technical capabilities encompass environmental site characterization, hazardous waste handling, regulatory documentation retrieval from federal archives, and interdisciplinary coordination between hydrogeology, environmental engineering, and ecological restoration. A key differentiator is their hands-on execution of complex, geographically dispersed field tasks under stringent federal environmental standards, often in sensitive or post-disturbance landscapes. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where they execute high-priority remediation tasks on National Forest System lands, including post-fire hazardous material removal and mining-related contamination assessments. They also support the Department of the Interior on riparian restoration and land management projects, and have delivered environmental consulting services to the General Services Administration under integrated acquisition frameworks. Their work for the Department of Defense, though limited in volume, reflects capacity in defense-related engineering and environmental compliance. Their primary industry focus is remediation services (NAICS 541620 and 562910), positioning them as a niche provider of on-the-ground environmental response and regulatory support for federal land agencies managing contaminated sites, legacy mining operations, and post-disaster environmental hazards. They operate as a small business with no formal government certifications, based in Costa Mesa, California, and maintain a regional operational footprint across western U.S. federal lands, particularly in California and New Mexico. Their market positioning is defined by execution agility, regulatory familiarity, and proven ability to deliver field-intensive environmental tasks under tight federal timelines.