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Vehicle Recompete: Environmental Remediation — IDIQ Environmental Remediation

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This Department of Defense Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract provides environmental remediation services with an ordering period extending through February 9, 2028. The vehicle has an IDV ceiling of 17,770,888.42 dollars and is classified as a full recompete with no set-aside restrictions. Currently, there are 15 active task orders with a combined total value of 24,178,174.59 dollars. Three companies hold orders under this vehicle, led by AGN JV LLC with 11,772,804.30 dollars across five orders, followed by Brice Environmental Services Corporation with 9,208,391.42 dollars and Jacobs Government Services Company with 3,196,978.87 dollars. Major projects include remedial investigations and removal actions at Cape Yakak, Fort Wainwright, and Port Clarence, with a significant focus on PFAS investigations and hazardous waste removal in Alaska.

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DoD environmental remediation contract through 2028 with a 17.77 million dollar ceiling.

NAICS

562910 - Remediation Services

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Department of Defense
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Environmental Remediation (IDIQ) — vehicle Environmental Remediation ordering period ends 2028-02-09T00:00:00.000Z. 15 active task orders valued at $24,178,174.59.
Environmental remediation services - 3yr base ordering period Original Solicitation: W911KB22R0025 IDV Ceiling: $17,770,888.42 Set-Aside: No set aside used. Contracting Office: Department of Defense Agencies: Department of Defense, Department Of Defense Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Incumbents (3 companies hold orders on this vehicle): - AGN JV LLC: $11,772,804.3 across 5 orders - BRICE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CORPORATION: $9,208,391.42 across 8 orders - JACOBS GOVERNMENT SERVICES COMPANY: $3,196,978.87 across 2 orders
Top task orders by value: - PHASE II REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION AND LIMITED CON/HTRW REMOVAL CAPE YAKAK AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE STATION. ($6,265,625.3) - AGN JV LLC - INSTALLATION-WIDE REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION FOR PFAS FORT WAINWRIGHT, ALASKA ($4,298,128) - AGN JV LLC - U.S. COAST GUARD, PORT CLARENCE REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION, REMOVAL ACTION, & DIVESTITURE SUPPORT, USCG PROJECT NUMBER PN 25580740 ($3,167,316) - BRICE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CORPORATION - THIS WAS 22D0020 MIN GUARANTEE TASK ORDER THAT WAS THEN MODIFIED TO AN ACTUAL PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION ERS FOR KING SALMON ALASKA DIVERT CLEANUP VIA MODS P00001 AND P00002. ($2,618,993) - JACOBS GOVERNMENT SERVICES COMPANY - RAO FT WAINWRIGHT, ALASKA ($2,005,519) - BRICE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CORPORATION

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