PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL CORPORATION

Pacific Environmental Corporation specializes in hazardous material response and environmental remediation services, with deep expertise in oil spill containment, bilge and oily waste offload, and emergency chemical incident mitigation. The company deploys specialized labor, equipment, and materials to contain, collect, and dispose of petroleum-based contaminants and hazardous fluids in marine and coastal environments, often under urgent operational conditions. Their technical capabilities include spill response protocols compliant with federal incident command systems, regulated waste handling procedures, and coordination with federal on-scene coordinators to ensure rapid environmental protection and regulatory compliance. They demonstrate consistent proficiency in high-risk, time-sensitive operations involving vessel waste removal, fuel spill cleanup, and disposal of oily water from U.S. Coast Guard and NOAA assets. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Homeland Security, particularly the U.S. Coast Guard, delivering critical spill response and hazardous material mitigation services across Sector Honolulu. They also provide routine environmental support to the Department of Commerce, primarily for NOAA vessels, ensuring compliance with maritime environmental standards through scheduled and emergency pump-out operations. These engagements reflect a pattern of trusted, mission-critical support for federal agencies operating in sensitive coastal zones. Their primary focus is on NAICS 562910 — Remediation Services — which in practice means rapid-response environmental cleanup, waste transport, and disposal of regulated fluids under EPA and Coast Guard oversight. They serve the maritime federal infrastructure sector with precision, specializing in vessel-based contamination events and shoreline protection measures. Pacific Environmental Corporation is a locally based entity in Honolulu, Hawaii, operating as a small business under a 2L structure. While no federal certifications are listed, their consistent performance on high-stakes environmental contracts demonstrates operational reliability and regulatory familiarity. Their geographic positioning enables rapid deployment across the Pacific region, making them a key responder for federal agencies managing environmental risks in island and coastal ecosystems.