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Federal government agencies have been our clients for over 38 years.

SCS has over 38 years experience solving environmental challenges for Federal agencies.  Our work for GSA, EPA, DOE, USACE, NAVFAC, USDA, DOI, DOT, HUD, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guards, and Army Reserve has included innovative program support, routine solutions to installation-specific challenges, and environmental compliance. 

We solve environmental management, solid waste, hazardous waste, and Superfund problems.  Approaches we pioneered include risk-based cleanups, voluntary cleanups, accelerated investigations, presumptive remedies, environmental management systems, and waste minimization.  These approaches are at the forefront of Federal environmental programs today.

Level of effort or indefinite delivery indefinite quantity on Federal contracts on which SCS is a prime contractor are:

Federal contracts on which SCS is a major subcontractor are:

GSA SCHEDULE CONTRACT
ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY SERVICES

Our GSA Schedule Contract (No. GS-10F-0371K) provides a convenient way for Federal customers to put our experience to work.  By using the schedule contract, you can issue a delivery order or request a proposal for a wide range of Environmental Advisory Services, including:

  • SIN 899-1 -Environmental Planning and Documentation Services
    • Environmental assessments and environmental impact statements;
    • Endangered species, wetlands, watersheds and other natural resource management plans;
    • Coordination and documentation for initiatives in areas of chemical, biological, radiological, and/or hazardous material services;
    • Archeological and/or cultural resource management plans;
    • Environmental program management and environmental regulation development;
    • Economic, technical and/or risk analysis, and other environmentally related studies and consultations;
    • Homeland Security issues including vulnerability assessments, biochemical protection, and identification of threats and protective measures to mitigate the threats.
  • SIN 899-2 - Environmental Compliance Services

    • Permitting and permit compliance;

    • Compliance audits;

    • Compliance management and contingency planning;

    • Investigations and consulting;

    • Acquisition or disposition due diligence;

    • Spill Prevention/Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans;

    • Pollution Prevention Plans (PPP);

    • ISO 14000/Environmental Management Systems (EMS);

    • Community Right to-Know Act reporting.

  • SIN 899-4 - Waste Management Services and Software

    • Operational services, advice, or guidance in support of agencies’ waste management services:

    • Data collection, feasibility or risk analysis, RCRA/CERCLA site investigation;

    • Hazard and/or non-hazard exposure assessments;

    • Waste characterization and source reduction studies;

    • Review and recommendation of waste tracking or handling systems;

    • Waste management plans and/or surveys;

    • Waste minimization/pollution prevention and review of technologies and processes impacting waste management;

    • Furnishing or inventory of Material Safety Data via CD, Internet, facsimile, mail or other media; 

    • Development of emergency response plans.

  • SIN 899-8 - Remediation Services

    • Excavation, removal, laboratory testing, transportation, storage, treatment (on-site and off-site) and disposal of hazardous waste; 

    • Site characterizations, field investigations, construction and site closures;

    • Wetland restoration;

    • Emergency response;

    • Remedial technologies include UST/AST removal, air monitoring, soil vapor extraction, stabilization/solidification, bio-venting, carbon absorption, reactive wells, containment, monitoring and remediation of hazardous waste sites; and ordnance removal and support.  Work is to conform to environmental permits, decision document requirements or other legal requirements. 

Click here for GSA Schedule Pricing for all SIN numbers

For more information about this contract, call or email Tom Conrad (703) 471-6150.

For more information on the GSA Federal Supply Schedule program, visit the GSA Website.  SCS is listed by its formal corporate name, Stearns, Conrad and Schmidt, Consulting Engineers, Inc.  (search "Stearns Conrad"). For a list of military installations where SCS has provided services, click here.

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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA), WASHINGTON, D.C., LANDFILL METHANE OUTREACH PROGRAM (LMOP)
 Prime Contractor
5-Year, $7.4M, Level of Effort Contract to Provide
Technical, Analytical, and Outreach Support for EPA’s LMOP Program
[Contract Number and Term:  EP-W-06-023, expires 9/30/2010]

In 1996, SCS was retained by EPA to provide program assistance with its Landfill Methane Outreach Program (LMOP).  SCS is in its third 5-year contract to provide these services to EPA.  The majority of work performed under this contract falls into one of the following areas:

  • Technical and economic assessments of landfill gas recovery and use options

  • Project level feasibility assessments

  • Outreach efforts through conferences and publications

  • Landfill gas and landfill related policy, legal, regulatory, and market assessment and support

  • Development of analyses supporting reduction of methane emissions from landfills

  • Tracking and reporting program and project development

Services are provided both in the U.S. and internationally in efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to implement methane to market programs.

Email or call Dana Murray (703) 471-6150 for more information about this contract.

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NAVY SEAPORT-ENHANCED CONTRACT
 Prime Contractor
5-Year, $20,000,000
[Contract Number and Term:  N00178-08-D-5601, expires 6/30/2013, with two additional 5-year option periods]  

Authorized Users: The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division, on behalf of the Naval Sea Systems Command and the Navy Virtual SYSCOM (partners NAVSUP, NAVAIR, SPAWAR and NAVFAC) and other Navy activities.

Authorized services:

  • All aspects of professional support services and engineering, technical, & programmatic support services including all support required within the area of environmental engineering of Naval weapon systems and base-related infrastructure.

Unique contract that uses an e-procurement portal, whose core is a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) system, provides a secure automated procurement process that improves processing time, provides the ability to take advantage of numerous acquisition reform initiatives, including award term contracting, reverse auctioning, and electronic signatures, while still allowing Program Managers (PM) the ability to select solutions that meet their PSS requirements.

Email or call Tom Gilardi (703) 471-6150 for more information about this contract.

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U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, KANSAS CITY DISTRICT IDIQ CONTRACT
Subcontractor to S&A Environmental Consultants LLC
 $3 M Contract
[Contract Number and Term:  #W912DQ-05-R-0029, expires 10/01/2009]  

Authorized services include A&E services for Hazardous Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) services, including:

  • Environmental Planning and Documentation Services including environmental assessments, Phase I and Phase II due diligence, solid and hazardous waste planning, wetlands and natural resource planning, land management planning, community relations, spill plans and SPCC plans, GIS support, and asbestos and lead paint management.

  • Environmental Compliance Services including ISO 14000 services, compliance audits, permit application support, permit compliance monitoring, and multimedia compliance programs.

  • Waste Management Services including data management, risk assessments, feasibility and corrective measure studies, engineering design, construction management support, remedial action planning, and waste testing and characterization.

Email or call David Brewer (913) 451-7510 for more information about this contract.

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U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, TULSA DISTRICT IDIQ CONTRACT
Subcontractor to S&A Environmental Consultants LLC
 $3M Contract
[Contract Number and Term:  #W912BV-06-R-2015, expires 4/01/2010]  

Authorized services include A&E services for HTRW including:

  • Environmental Planning and Documentation Services including environmental assessments, Phase I and Phase II due diligence, solid and hazardous waste planning, wetlands and natural resource planning, land management planning, community relations, spill plans and SPCC plans, GIS support, and asbestos and lead paint management.

  • Environmental Compliance Services including ISO 14000 services, compliance audits, permit application support, permit compliance monitoring, and multimedia compliance programs.

  • Waste Management Services including data management, risk assessments, feasibility and corrective measure studies, engineering design, construction management support, remedial action planning, and waste testing and characterization.

Email or call David Brewer (913) 451-7510 for more information about this contract.

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U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, LOUISVILLE DISTRICT IDIQ CONTRACT
Subcontractor to S&A Environmental Consultants LLC
 $5M Contract
[Contract Number and Term:  #W912QR]  

Authorized services include full A&E services, including, but not limited to:

  • Performing environmental studies, designs and support of compliance issues under RCRA, CERCLA, other federal programs, and state and local environmental laws and regulations.

  • Conducting site surveys and assessments; performing NEPA documentation; conducting archeological surveys.

  • Performing ground and aerial surveys.

  • Performing risk assessments.

  • Conducting surface/subsurface soil, sediment, and rock sampling/testing; water sampling/testing.

  • Conducting HTRW laboratory analyses (water, soil, lead paint, asbestos, etc.).

  • Estimating costs for remediation work.

Email or call David Brewer (Midwestern Region; 913-451-7510) or Tom Gilardi (Eastern Region; 571-278-1478) for more information about this contract.

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NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND (NAVFAC) Environmental A/E and Construction Services
Subcontractor to TTI Environmental, Inc. (SDVOSB)
$1,000,000 per year; $5 million over five years
[Contract Number N40080-08-D-0314, expires August 2013]

Authorized services include full Environmental A&E and Construction Services, including, but not limited to scope includes environmental remediation, AST/UST services, Environmental Management Systems, air permitting, and other environmental A/E and construction services.

Email or call Tom Gilardi (571) 278-1478 for more information about this contract.

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NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND (NAVFAC) SOUTHEAST
Subcontractor to Barnes, Ferland & Associates, Inc.
5-Year, $4M, Contract to Provide A&E Services for Solid Waste Planning and Engineering
[Contract Number and Term:  N62467-04-D-0057, expires September 2009]  

Authorized services include A&E services for solid waste planning and engineering, including:

  • Prepare solid waste management plans.  Plans to include: regulatory compliance; waste generation, collection, and disposal; waste characterization; waste reduction, reuse, and recycling; composting; incineration; landfilling and recommendation for regulatory compliance, improving existing practices, controlling costs, and meeting recycling goals.

  • Prepare designs, studies, and/or permit applications for solid waste management facilities, including C&D landfills, yard waste composting facilities, recycling facilities, and upgrading/closure of landfills.  Provide environmental compliance services.

Email or call Tom Conrad (703) 471-6150 for more information about this contract.

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AFCEE – GEITA 05 CONTRACT
 Subcontractor to Systems Research and Applications Corporation
5-Year, $50M Contract
[Contract Number and Term:  FA8903-05-R-8731, expires 12/27/2009]  

Authorized services include :

  • Professional Advisory & Assistance Services

Email or call Mike McLaughlin (703) 471-6150 for more information about this contract.

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USAID CONTRACT
 Subcontractor to Abt Associates, Inc.
$110M Total Budget Contract to provide Environmental Health Program Services
[Contract Number and Term:  GHA-I-00-0001-00, SCS Subcontract No. 15527, expires 9/29/2009]  

Environmental Health Program Services:

  • SCS' role is for projects involving solid waste handling issues as they relate to public health impairment.

Email or call Dave Ross (562) 427-0805 for more information about this contract.

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USAID CONTRACT
 Subcontractor to PA Government Services Inc.
Contract to provide Energy Sector Services
[Contract Number and Term:  EPP-I-00-03-00008-00, SCS Subcontract No. EPP3R008-4S-015, expires 9/29/2011]  

Authorized services:

  • Professional Services -- Energy Sector Technical Advisory and Assistance Services, including landfill gas utilization and emission control projects

Email or call Dave Ross (562) 427-0805 for more information about this contract.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY SPECIFIC SUPER ESPC

BIOMASS AND ALTERNATIVE METHANE FUEL (BAMF) CONTRACT

[Subcontractor to Ameresco Federal Solutions

25-year Performance Period and 10-year Ordering Period]

Services available under the BAMF include a Project Evaluation - Initial Proposal, Development – Detailed Energy Study and Implementation.  The contact scope includes projects that involve fuels such as landfill gas, wood waste and digester gas.  Current projects include a Landfill Gas to Energy (LFGE) project at the US Coast Guard Station Curtis Bay, Baltimore, MD.

Any Federal Agency in any location may use the contract.  Agency funds are not needed to complete the Project Evaluation.  Although no funds are needed to complete the Detailed Energy Survey, the agency makes a commitment at that time to proceed with the project or pay for the study.

Email or call Keith Matteson (757) 466-3361 for more information about this contract.

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