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EQM Services Tops $23 Million Under EPA Havertown Groundwater Treatment Contract

Remediation services contract for the Havertown Groundwater Treatment Facility has reached $23,052,787 in obligations

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has obligated $23,052,787 to date under a definitive contract with EQM Services, LLC, for work described in federal spending records as "Havertown GWTF" — the Havertown Groundwater Treatment Facility. The contract (award ID 68HE0323C0004) was signed September 29, 2023, with obligation totals last updated in USAspending.gov records as of July 3, 2026.

The contract falls under NAICS code 562910, "Remediation Services," and product/service code F108, and was issued under solicitation number 68HE0323R0015. Federal labor standards requirements apply to the contract, according to the record.

For GovCon practitioners in the environmental remediation space, sustained obligations on a groundwater treatment facility contract of this size reflect the EPA's ongoing, multi-year funding commitments for site cleanup work — the type of long-duration operations-and-maintenance contract that provides recurring revenue for environmental services firms once a site is under an active remediation program.

According to the record, the contract's base and all options total $23,052,786.53, meaning current obligations represent essentially the full value of the contract as awarded. Federal records list one offer received under this solicitation, with no small-business set-aside designation applied.

Source: USAspending.gov

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