ETRAC, A WOOLPERT COMPANY

ETRAC, A WOOLPERT COMPANY specializes in high-precision topographic and hydrographic surveying services for critical infrastructure in remote and coastal environments. The contractor delivers geospatial data collection and analysis using advanced GNSS, LiDAR, and hydroacoustic technologies to support harbor feasibility studies, navigation channel assessments, and structural condition surveys. Their technical expertise includes marine boundary delineation, bathymetric mapping, shoreline change monitoring, and geodetic control network establishment—particularly in challenging Alaskan terrains where environmental conditions demand rigorous field protocols and data integrity standards. A key differentiator is their ability to rapidly deploy and maintain specialized survey instrumentation, including repair and calibration of high-end GNSS receivers such as Trimble MPS 566 units, ensuring mission continuity in austere operational settings. The company maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering survey services for military harbor infrastructure across Alaska, including Seldovia, Cordova, Sitka, and Savoonga. They also support the Department of Commerce’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on hydrographic surveying initiatives aligned with the Hydrographic Service Improvement Act, ensuring safe navigation and coastal resilience. A smaller but consistent presence with the Department of Transportation reflects their capability to meet federal transportation safety and infrastructure assessment requirements. Their primary industry focus is surveying and mapping services (NAICS 541370), with complementary expertise in the repair and maintenance of precision geospatial equipment (NAICS 811219). This dual capability positions them as a full-service provider for agencies requiring end-to-end geospatial data acquisition and instrument reliability. They are strategically positioned to serve federal agencies managing maritime, coastal, and defense infrastructure in high-latitude and environmentally sensitive regions. Based in San Rafael, California, ETRAC operates as a 2L entity with no government certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is defined by project-based deployments rather than regional offices, with a clear focus on federal missions requiring field-ready geospatial expertise in Alaska and other remote U.S. territories.