Navarro Research and Engineering on Monday filed a protest to Portage’s contract win for remediation work at the Army Corps of Engineers’ Luckey site. The contract for environmental remediation services and ancillary construction to support the cleanup at the Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP) site in Ohio is worth up to $100 million over 10 years, with a five-year base period and one five-year option. The Corps set aside the new contract for small businesses, and the task order is identified as an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with a single award task order contract, which will be issued on a cost-reimbursable and firm fixed price basis. A spokesperson from the Army Corps’ Buffalo District said last month that Portage secured the award because it “represented the best value to the government.” Navarro declined to comment yesterday on the basis of its protest.
Protest Emerges in Luckey Contract
Navy awards over $170M in Trident II support contracts, as Columbia advances
The Navy awarded more than $170 million in Trident II D5-related contracts Oct. 1, extending flight-test, missile operations, rocket motor storage and other support as the Columbia-class submarine program moves toward service entry. The largest award, a $46.85 million contract to L3Harris Technologies’ Interstate Electronics Corp., covers engineering, logistics, installation, operation, maintenance and modification of […]