HAMER ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

HAMER ENVIRONMENTAL L.P. specializes in environmental consulting and ecological field services, delivering science-based solutions for federal land and resource management. Their core capabilities include compliance-driven biological monitoring, NEPA analyses, Endangered Species Act consultations, and invasive species mitigation—particularly in coastal, aquatic, and forested ecosystems. The firm excels in conducting field surveys for sensitive species, including mollusks and marine fauna, and supports complex permitting processes under Section 7 and 10 of the ESA. Technical expertise spans habitat assessment, baseline ecological surveys, impact analysis, and long-term monitoring programs for military and public land operations, with demonstrated proficiency in marine and terrestrial bioassessment protocols. Their ability to integrate regulatory frameworks with on-the-ground data collection sets them apart in mission-critical environmental compliance. The contractor maintains a strong, sustained relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering ecological services for national parks, wildlife refuges, and coastal infrastructure projects. They also support the Department of Defense with biological monitoring for base construction and demolition activities, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations on military installations. For the Department of Agriculture, they conduct forest health and aquatic surveys, aligning with USDA’s stewardship goals for national forests and watersheds. Their primary industry focus is environmental consulting services (NAICS 541620), with deep specialization in support activities for forestry (115310), reflecting a niche in ecological fieldwork tied to federal land management. They operate at the intersection of regulatory compliance and ecological science, serving agencies that require rigorous, defensible environmental data to inform decision-making. HAMER ENVIRONMENTAL L.P. is a small business based in Mount Vernon, Washington, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic positioning in the Pacific Northwest positions them to serve West Coast federal land agencies with localized ecological knowledge and rapid response capabilities for time-sensitive field operations.