SPECTRA TECH, INC.

Spectra Tech, Inc. specializes in environmental remediation, engineering services, and facility construction for federal clients, with deep expertise in fuel contamination cleanup, naval infrastructure support, and commercial building projects. The company delivers technical solutions for hazardous material removal, particularly in sensitive operational environments such as former government offices, leveraging site assessment, soil and groundwater remediation, and regulatory compliance protocols. Their engineering services include mission-critical naval systems support and infrastructure design, with experience in complex DoD logistics environments. Spectra Tech demonstrates proficiency in integrated service delivery, combining environmental, construction, and technical engineering disciplines to meet stringent federal standards for safety, sustainability, and operational continuity. The contractor maintains a strong relationship with the General Services Administration, providing remediation, construction, and integrated procurement solutions under multiple-award contracts, while also delivering engineering support to the Department of Defense, particularly through SEAPORT-NXG platforms for naval and maritime systems. Their work for GSA includes compliance-driven environmental cleanups and federal facility construction, indicating a pattern of serving as a responsive, multi-disciplinary vendor for mission-critical infrastructure needs across civilian and defense sectors. Spectra Tech’s primary industry focus centers on remediation services (NAICS 562910) and engineering services (NAICS 541330), with supplementary experience in shipbuilding repair and commercial construction. This positions them as a niche provider capable of bridging environmental compliance with defense and federal facility lifecycle management. They operate as a small business under the 2L structure, based in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, with no formal government certifications on record. Their geographic presence is anchored in federal contracting hubs, allowing them to mobilize rapidly for site-specific projects across the continental U.S., particularly in regions with legacy environmental liabilities or high-density federal infrastructure.