PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES COMPANY

PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES COMPANY specializes in environmental remediation, site assessment, and compliance-driven infrastructure support within federal and state-regulated environments. Their core capabilities center on hazardous material management, soil and groundwater characterization, and regulatory reporting under RCRA, CERCLA, and NEPA frameworks. The firm delivers field-based environmental services including sampling, data analysis, remedial design support, and closure documentation, with technical expertise in geotechnical instrumentation, contaminant fate modeling, and environmental sampling protocols. Their operational approach emphasizes precision in data collection, adherence to state and federal environmental standards, and integration of sustainable practices into site restoration workflows. Differentiators include field-ready mobilization, adaptive site management strategies, and a focus on long-term environmental stewardship over short-term compliance. Due to insufficient award data, specific agency relationships cannot be identified. The contractor’s portfolio does not reveal consistent engagement with particular federal departments or defense installations, limiting the ability to characterize institutional partnerships or recurring project types. The primary NAICS code, 238990, classifies the firm as a “Other Specialized Construction” contractor, which in practice means they execute niche environmental construction and remediation tasks not covered under broader categories like demolition or excavation. This places them in the specialized environmental services market, serving clients requiring regulated site cleanup, containment system installation, or ecological restoration work. Their positioning is that of a technical field contractor rather than a design firm or program manager. PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES COMPANY is structured as a small business (2L entity) headquartered in Port Townsend, Washington. The company holds no federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB. Their geographic presence is localized to the Pacific Northwest, with operations likely focused on state, tribal, and federal sites within Washington and neighboring regions. They operate as a nimble, field-centric provider serving environmental compliance needs in sensitive or constrained landscapes.