CAPE-APTIM Joint Venture Secures $95 Million Contract for Environmental Remediation Efforts

CAPE-APTIM Joint Venture Awarded $95 Million Contract

In a landmark announcement on February 20, 2026, CAPE-APTIM JV1 has successfully secured a monumental $95 million environmental remedial action contract from the U.S. Navy. This contract falls under the Small Business Set-Aside program aimed at providing robust environmental support across installations managed by the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) in the Atlantic area.

The primary objective of this contract is to implement comprehensive environmental remedial action services that will cater not only to the Navy but also to the Marine Corps and other government agencies. Through a cost-plus-award-fee structure, CAPE-APTIM is set to carry out a range of services, including but not limited to, remedial actions, site characterization, and emergency response operations. Additionally, they will manage long-term operations and maintenance activities, ensuring compliance with various federal and state environmental regulations, such as the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.

CAPE-APTIM's commitment to environmental governance is exemplified through its adept handling of remedial action initiatives. With more than 30 years of industry experience, APTIM has positioned itself as a reliable partner for Navy environmental programs, having successfully executed numerous remedial projects related to NAVFAC both on U.S. soil and in international locations.

Minority-owned and based in Norcross, Georgia, CAPE has earned its reputation by providing expert environmental remediation and emergency response services. Their partnership with APTIM, under the Small Business Administration's Mentor-Protégé program, further reinforces their capability to tackle large-scale, complex projects through a harmonious blend of resources and expertise.

The collaboration between the two entities is indicative of a robust relationship built over decades, aimed at fortifying NAVFAC's critical infrastructure. Through this contract, CAPE-APTIM is poised to elevate operational efficiency while ensuring adherence to the highest standards of safety, quality, and environmental protection.

As they embark on this new project, both CAPE and APTIM are determined to execute their responsibilities with an unwavering focus on enhancing human health and protecting the environment. The contract is slated for completion by January 2031, a timeline that underscores their commitment to diligence and excellence in service delivery.

In summary, the award of this $95 million contract not only marks a significant milestone for CAPE-APTIM but also reflects broader efforts to ensure sustainable and compliant environmental practices within U.S. military installations. As they move forward, the joint venture is optimistic about delivering high-quality and innovative solutions that will benefit both the environment and the operational capabilities of the Navy and Marine Corps.