Remedial Action Contract (RAC) VI

Executing large-scale environmental remediation requires a balance of technical expertise, cost control, and regulatory compliance. The Remedial Action Contract (RAC) VI program is a $100 million initiative focused on cleaning up contaminated government installations, including Navy, Marine Corps, and other federal sites.

A Mission to Clean and Restore

This program tackles contamination at Superfund National Priority List (NPL) sites and other locations subject to:

• Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA)

• Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)

• Underground Storage Tank (UST) regulations

• State-specific and federal environmental regulations

Each site presents unique challenges, requiring precise planning, execution, and oversight to ensure effective remediation.

Balancing Cost, Schedule, and Performance

Managing complex cleanup efforts across multiple locations demands rigorous cost and schedule control, including:

• Development of semi-annual operating plans

• Monthly project forecasts and vendor cost tracking

• Invoice support and receivable monitoring

• Weekly cost reporting and quarterly executive project reviews

This proactive financial and logistical oversight ensures that projects remain on schedule, within budget, and meet environmental compliance standards.

Delivering Results, Protecting the Future

By coordinating remediation efforts across multiple government installations, this contract plays a key role in restoring contaminated land and protecting public health. With timely and cost-effective execution, these efforts help revitalize sites for future use and environmental sustainability.