Description
The Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAC EXWC) at Port Hueneme, CA is issuing an IDIQ architect‑engineer contract (ESEC II) to obtain SF‑330 qualifications for environmental science and engineering services. The contract will support a wide array of environmental restoration (ER) and related projects—including PFAS, radiological, sediment, vapor intrusion, and munitions response—across the U.S. and worldwide installations. The award will be a 60‑month base period (extendable up to six months) with a maximum ceiling of $150 million; individual task orders are expected to range from $5 K to $6 M and may be fixed‑price or cost‑plus‑fixed‑fee. The solicitation is full and open competition; firms must submit a qualified SF‑330 package (including at least seven SME résumés) by the November 2 2026 deadline.
• Scope: environmental assessments, remediation design, RDT&E, pilot testing, technology transfer, and related advisory services.
• Requirements: U.S. citizenship for personnel, OSHA‑compliant safety training, CUI handling, advanced SME qualifications (PFAS, radiological, bioremediation, groundwater modeling, etc.), and a small‑business subcontracting plan (20 % prime/first‑tier goal).
• Deliverables: design packages (35 %, 60 %, 90 % pre‑final, final), reports, QA/QC plans, permits, and training manuals, all submitted in PDF/DWG format with a 14‑day government review window.