Enviremedial Wins $19.56 Million Puerto Rico Army Contract

By Amara Osei

The U.S. Army awarded Enviremedial Services a $19.56 million firm-fixed-price contract for facility investment services at military facilities throughout Puerto Rico. The Army announced the award on November 5, 2026.

The contract supports infrastructure requirements associated with the Army Reserve’s 81st Readiness Division facilities. It establishes a multiyear framework for securing those services at identified military installations. The coverage extends across Puerto Rico rather than one identified construction site.

What does the contract cover?

According to the Army announcement, facility investment activities support the maintenance and condition of buildings and related infrastructure used for military operations. The announcement said the services help installations remain functional and support personnel, equipment and other operational requirements. The government will determine the specific work required at individual locations as facility needs are identified.

The work supports the Army’s broader effort to sustain infrastructure used by reserve personnel and military units. The announcement said military facilities require continuing investment to address infrastructure needs and maintain appropriate conditions for their intended uses. It therefore links building maintenance and related infrastructure directly to the installations’ ability to function.

The contract is not tied to one identified construction site. Its coverage spans facilities throughout Puerto Rico, and the announcement named no individual installations. The government said it will determine the specific work at each location as facility needs emerge.

That structure gives the Army a dedicated route to obtain qualified contractor support as requirements develop. It also gives Enviremedial a multiyear opportunity to support military infrastructure operations across multiple locations. The government controls the sequence through individual orders, which carry location, timing and scope.

How will the money be committed?

The $19.56 million represents the announced contract value. The Army said funding commitments and work locations will be determined through individual orders issued under the agreement. Those orders will also set the timing and scope of performance.

The firm-fixed-price structure establishes pricing arrangements for the covered services. Individual orders determine what work Enviremedial performs, where it performs it and when performance begins. That structure divides the award into two layers: contract-level pricing and order-level scope, timing and funding.

The Army’s announcement assigns no dollar amounts to individual installations. It presents $19.56 million as the overall announced value and leaves specific commitments to later orders. The placement and scope of those orders will show how quickly the framework turns into funded work across Puerto Rico.

Who is handling the procurement?

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Charleston, South Carolina, was the contracting activity. The award followed a competitive procurement process that received eight bids. The government selected Enviremedial Services from that competition.

Enviremedial Services is headquartered in Oceanside, California. The government’s announcement identified the company as a small business. Its selection came after the eight-bid competition, and the award gives it access to work across multiple Puerto Rico installations through the contract period.

What is the timetable?

The Army scheduled the contract to continue through May 26, 2032. That is the outer limit of the multiyear arrangement. Orders and associated funding commitments can follow through May 2032.

The duration gives the Army a continuing procurement mechanism for needs that emerge over several years. It also gives Enviremedial more than a single-project window, with performance spread across locations as orders are placed. The announcement did not identify a fixed construction schedule.

What comes next?

Individual orders will determine where Enviremedial Services works and when performance begins. Each order will establish the specific work scope and commit funding against the $19.56 million award. The contract’s realized workload will develop through those orders as the Army addresses needs across Puerto Rico through May 2032.