GSINA-GILBANE II JV LLC

GSINA-GILBANE II JV LLC specializes in environmental restoration and remediation services for Department of Defense installations, with deep expertise in Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) site cleanup, vapor intrusion evaluations, and long-term management of contaminated media. The contractor delivers comprehensive remediation solutions including condensate treatment system design and implementation, soil and groundwater remediation, and compliance with federal environmental standards under CERCLA and non-CERCLA frameworks. Their technical capabilities span environmental data collection, CDRL-compliant reporting, and optimization of restoration infrastructure, with consistent focus on complex former Air Force bases such as George AFB and Williams AFB. The team demonstrates proficiency in executing task orders under indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (ID/IQ) contracts, ensuring alignment with detailed Performance Work Statements and regulatory timelines. The contractor maintains a sustained relationship with the Department of Defense, primarily supporting environmental restoration initiatives at closed military installations. Their work includes site-specific investigations, construction of remediation systems, and five-year reviews to ensure institutional controls remain effective. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted partnership in managing legacy contamination across the Southwest region and other BRAC-affected sites. The primary industry focus is remediation services under NAICS 562910, positioning the firm as a specialized provider of defense environmental cleanup rather than general waste management. They serve the niche market of military environmental restoration, where technical rigor, regulatory compliance, and long-term stewardship are critical. GSINA-GILBANE II JV LLC operates as a joint venture (2K structure) based in Flemington, New Jersey, with no federal certifications on record. Their market presence is defined by deep domain expertise in defense environmental projects rather than broad certification-based eligibility, allowing them to compete effectively in mission-critical, technically demanding DoD contracts.