VERSAR, INC.

VERSAR, INC. specializes in environmental consulting, engineering services, and technical support for federal infrastructure and regulatory compliance projects. The firm delivers expert environmental assessments, cultural resource surveys, and toxicity value peer reviews, often supporting complex regulatory frameworks under EPA and DOI mandates. Their engineering team provides construction oversight, quality assurance, and safety management for defense-related facilities abroad, including Baghdad-based operations, with hands-on technical supervision by on-site engineers. They also conduct building inspections, electrical systems assessments, and remediation planning, demonstrating a strong command of federal environmental and construction standards. Key differentiators include deep experience in interdisciplinary project integration—bridging environmental science, engineering, and administrative management—to ensure compliance with NEPA, NHPA, and other federal statutes. VERSAR maintains a consistent presence with the Department of Defense, delivering construction oversight and cultural resource management for overseas installations, while also serving the Environmental Protection Agency with technical peer reviews of toxicity data and emissions modeling. The Department of the Interior engages them for cultural resource management under programmatic agreements, particularly in arid regions like the Permian Basin. Their work with GSA and HHS reflects broader capacity in integrated service delivery and facility compliance. The contractor’s primary focus lies in environmental consulting (NAICS 541620), engineering services (541330), and administrative management consulting (541611), positioning them as a niche provider of science-driven, compliance-focused technical services. They excel in translating regulatory requirements into actionable field operations, particularly in defense and natural resource contexts. Based in Washington, D.C., VERSAR, INC. operates as a 2L entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is centered on federal procurement hubs, with project execution spanning domestic and international sites, notably in conflict-affected regions where technical oversight and regulatory adherence are critical.