USAF Issues up to $3B in Environmental Contracts

The US Air Force is awarding 42 contracts worth a maximum value of $3 billion for environmental requirements that include completion of a conceptual design, construction, implementation, demolition, repair and operation and maintenance of installed systems prior to delivery to the government. At this time each contractor receives just $3,000, and they will compete for task orders as these become available. The contracts are being awarded by the Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment at Brooks City-Base, TX under the Worldwide Environmental Restoration & Construction program. The primary focus of the program is environmental restoration construction, including Military Munitions Response Program restoration. The MMRP addresses the potential explosives safety, health, and environmental issues caused by past US Department of Defense munitions related activities. And the winners are… * AECOM Technical Services in Long Beach CA (FA8903-09-D-8547); * Arcadis U.S. in Highland Ranch, CO (FA8903-09-D-8550); * Bhate Environmental Associates in Birmingham, AL (FA8903-09-D-8554); * Conti Federal Services in South Plainfield, NJ (FA8903-09-D-8558); * Engineering-Environmental Management in Englewood, CO (FA8903-09-D-8568); * Jacobs Government Services in Pasadena, CA (FA8903-09-D-8568); * AMEC Earth & Environmental in Plymouth Meeting, PA (FA8903-09-D-8549); * Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus, OH (FA8903-09-D-8552); * CH2M Hill Constructors […]