Navarro’s work includes hazardous waste management and operating permit compliance, management of the large-scale groundwater monitoring program, environmental clean-up projects and field investigations.
The work also includes air permit and emission inventory requirements, drinking water system compliance, petroleum tank system managemen, National Environmental Policy Act project evaluations and recycling, waste minimization and pollution prevention.
The White Sands Test Facility Environmental Compliance and Operations (ECO) contract calls for a fixed-price two-year base period with a potential value of $3.1m, and four one-year options with a total potential fixed-price value of $6.6m.
The two-year base period of performance is scheduled to begin on 1 May and extend through 30 April 2013, and one-year options are available during the following four years.
URS Group of Oak Ridge is the significant subcontractor on the contract.
Based on variable funding and work requirements, the entire maximum potential value of the contract is $80m, NASA said.
