USACE - FY26 SRP Support, Range & Training Land Remediation - MRAS

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), on behalf of the Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), is conducting market research to gather information regarding capabilities for supporting the FY26 Sustainable Range Program. This initiative focuses on range and training land remediation, a critical component in maintaining and enhancing military training environments. The overarching goal of this contract is to ensure that military training lands are sustainable, safe, and environmentally compliant, which supports the readiness and operational effectiveness of the U.S. Army.

The work requested under this solicitation involves comprehensive support for range management and remediation activities. The selected contractor will be responsible for assessing current conditions of training lands, identifying environmental concerns, and implementing remediation strategies to address any issues found. This may include soil decontamination, removal of hazardous materials, restoration of natural habitats, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

In addition to physical remediation efforts, the contractor will also provide technical expertise in geotechnical engineering and hazardous waste management as part of their support services. This includes conducting site assessments using advanced geotechnical methods to evaluate land stability and contamination levels. The goal is to not only remediate existing issues but also implement sustainable practices that prevent future environmental degradation.