KIM R ALBERS

KIM R ALBERS specializes in environmental water testing services for federal correctional facilities and public infrastructure, with deep expertise in Class B water quality analysis, copper compliance testing, and monitoring of potable water systems under EPA and IEPA regulatory frameworks. The contractor delivers precise laboratory-grade testing for contaminants, ensuring adherence to federal drinking water standards, particularly within Department of Justice correctional complexes. Their technical focus includes sampling protocol adherence, analytical method validation, and reporting for regulatory compliance, with consistent execution on recurring assignments for FCI Pekin and new water unit installations. Specialization in repeatable, high-accuracy field-to-lab workflows for confined water systems distinguishes their service delivery in mission-critical federal environments. The contractor maintains a sustained, long-term relationship with the Department of Justice, primarily supporting Bureau of Prisons facilities with routine and emergency water quality assessments. Work is consistently scoped around infrastructure-specific needs—such as new H2O unit commissioning and copper level monitoring—indicating a trusted, operational partnership built on reliability and regulatory precision rather than broad consulting services. The primary NAICS 541380 classification reflects a niche focus on environmental testing laboratories, specifically in drinking water analysis for public safety and compliance. This positions the contractor within the federal infrastructure support sector, serving agencies requiring certified, auditable water quality data under SDWA and state-specific regulations. Their market role is that of a specialized service provider, not a general environmental consultant. KIM R ALBERS operates as a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) with no federal certifications on record. Based in San Jose, IL, the business maintains a localized yet federally focused footprint, delivering targeted testing services critical to federal facility operations without reliance on large-scale corporate infrastructure.