Skelly and Loy's GSA contract offers a wide range of environmental, waste management, and GIS services through a simple procurement process. For more information click on any of the links in the frequently asked questions section.

• What are the advantages of using GSA schedule?
• Who can use this contract?
• What services are available from Skelly and Loy?
• Should I consider a Blanket Purchase Agreement with Skelly and Loy?
• How do I hire Skelly and Loy under the GSA schedule?
• Ordering and Contract Information

• GSA has already reviewed Skelly and Loy's capabilities in depth and has qualified the firm for performing a wide variety of environmental tasks
• When orders are placed against a GSA Schedule contract, they are considered to be issued using full and open competition
• Federal customers can place an order directly with Skelly and Loy and receive services directly from Skelly and Loy without the delays and administrative requirements of other procurement methods
• GSA Schedule orders have an average acquisition time of 14 days
• A Blanket Purchase Agreement can be established for recurring tasks
• Rates have already been negotiated with GSA
• There is no maximum contract value

The agencies and activities named below may use contracts established under this Federal Supply Schedule:

• All federal agencies and activities in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches
• Any government contractors authorized in writing by a federal agency pursuant to 48 CFR 51.1
• Mixed ownership government corporations (as defined in the Government Corporation Control Act)
• The government of the District of Columbia
• Other activities and organizations authorized by statute or regulation to use GSA as a source of supply
• For a complete list of eligible users, visit the GSA Website at www.GSA.gov.

Almost all of Skelly and Loy's services are available under this contract. Specifically, Skelly and Loy is qualified to perform the following services under the GSA Environmental Services Schedule (Schedule 899, Contract No.GS-10F-0057R):

Skelly and Loy, Inc. is an environmental planning and design firm specializing in providing natural, socioeconomic, and cultural resource services for our clients whose projects require federal approvals, permits, or funding. Skelly and Loy's Environmental Service Groups staff includes environmental engineers, ecologists, biologists, hydrogeologists, botanists, and other environmental scientists. We maintain an image as a leader in providing environmental planning services in compliance with the wide spectrum of federal statutes, regulations, and policies. In particular, we have extensive expertise and experience with projects conducted in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, the National Historic Preservation Act, the US DOT Act, the US Endangered Species Act, the Civil Rights Act, and the Federal Land and Water Conservation Act.

As a result of our expertise and professionalism, the environmental staff is continually held in high esteem by our clients, the regulatory agencies, and the public. Documentation (along with dissemination) is an essential component of successful environmental planning. In particular, documentation for the NEPA process supports and complements public involvement and interagency coordination efforts. In servicing its clients, Skelly and Loy recognizes that NEPA is about good decision-making - not endless documentation. To that end, we provide our clients with comprehensive but concise and understandable documents to facilitate approvals from regulatory agencies and support from the public for the proposed projects. Our technical capabilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Environmental Impact Statements Under NEPA
• Endangered Species and/or Wetlands Analysis
• Watershed and Other Natural Resource Management Plans
• Archaeological and/or Cultural Resource Management Plans
• Environmental Program Management and Environmental Regulation Development
• Community Impact Assessments, Environmental Justice Assessments, and Socioeconomic Analyses
• Secondary and Cumulative Impact Analyses
• Land Use and Growth Management Assessments
• Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sedimentation Control
• Air and Noise Analyses
• Farmland Assessments
• Agency Coordination and Public Involvement Programs and Conflict Resolution

Skelly and Loy, Inc.'s Waste Management Service Group is a leading-edge provider of professional and technical support services in the assessment of contaminated or potentially contaminated sites also involving Environmental and Hazardous/Toxic Engineering Services. Professional qualifications for these primary areas include appropriately experienced, trained, and accredited personnel with current credentials and certifications. We share a successful 20-year history of past performance in support of military installations, federal agencies, and state/local government owing to our ability to balance team/staff resources with project efforts and project schedules in order to smoothly accomplish multiple task orders within time and cost limitations. Additionally, our demonstrated team experience with a variety of specialized contractors provides quick assemblage of a qualified team while minimizing responsiveness.

HIGHLY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL

Many of our staff members have more than 15 years of demonstrated project participation and shared working relationships while employed with Skelly and Loy. These team members possess proven project management and quality assurance capabilities and demonstrated experience involving the most complex projects and schedules particularly during periods of peak demand. Our experience has shown that, in order to ensure that the project process flows smoothly, a project setting with well-defined organization roles and responsibilities are essential elements for successful Program Management. Furthermore, these well-defined organizational roles and responsibilities are proven key elements that enable our firm to continually expand the range of experience of our staff with the added benefit of professional growth. Relevant experience includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Data Collection, Feasibility or Risk Analysis
• RCRA/CERCLA Site Investigation
• Hazard and Exposure Assessments
• Waste Characterization and Source Reduction Studies
• Review and Recommendation of Waste Tracking or Handling Systems
• Waste Management Plans and/or Surveys
• Review of Technologies and Processes Impacting Waste Management
• Development, Management, and Operation of Recycling Programs
• Preliminary Assessments/Site Inspection Assessments (PA/SI)
• Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessment Process
• Environmental Inventories and Baseline Studies
• Environmental and Hazardous/Toxic Investigations
• Integrated Assessments (IA)
• Brownfields Assessments (BA)
• Design Analysis, Cost Estimates, and Specifications
• Waste Collection, Characterization, and Removal
• Underground/Aboveground Storage Tank Closures
• Preparation of Specifications and Designs for the Removal/Remediation/Abatement/Restoration of Areas
• Personnel and Equipment Requirements
• Hydrological Modeling
• Human Health and Enforcement Support
• Ecological Risk Assessments
• Fate and Transport Modeling
• Data Validation/Contractor Laboratory Program (CLP) Support Services
• Sensitive Receptor Survey (e.g., wetlands and endangered species)
• Preparation of Permit Applications
• Design and Oversight of Site-Specific Health and Safety Plans
• Energy Conservation/Pollution Prevention/Waste Minimization
• Public Participation Support
• Enforcement Support

Skelly and Loy, Inc.'s staff has extensive experience using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for environmental, mining, and cultural resource projects. Our GIS staff is trained in the use of the latest desktop, server, and Web-based GIS technologies.

Skelly and Loy has developed GIS in support of Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), Environmental Assessments (EA), Phase I site assessments, wetland mitigations, habitat assessments, corridor studies, alternatives analyses, historic architecture assessment, and archaeological site prediction models. In addition to desktop applications, Skelly and Loy's GIS staff has developed custom applications for field data collection and incorporation into an enterprise database sytem. Our GIS staff deploys Web-based applications via ArcIMS and ArcSDE as a cost-cutting solution for their clients.

The GIS team at Skelly and Loy is experienced in the development of primary data as well as the collection and incorporation of secondary source information. We have experience in creating and maintaining spatial databases (geodatabases) and non-spatial databases which can be integrated with GIS features.

Relevant experience includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Mapping and Cartography
• Natural Resource Planning
• Site Selection
• Land Use Planning
• Transportation Planning
• GIS Modeling
• Pollution Analysis
• Watershed Assessments
• Asset Management
• Emergency Preparedness Planning
• Geologic Logs, Topographic Data, 3D/4D Interactive Visualization Packages
• Data Interpretation

Skelly and Loy, Inc.'s Waste Management Service Group is a leading-edge provider of professional remedial support services including planning and implementation related to environmental and hazardous/toxic investigations; preparation and implementation of plans for the sampling and analysis of hazardous/contaminated materials; planning and implementation related to environmental restoration; implementation and oversight of site-specific health and safety plans; and preparation of concept, preliminary, and detailed design for the removal/remediation/abatement/restoration of areas and/or facilities with environmental hazards including soil and groundwater, lead paint, asbestos, PCBs, and other contaminated wastes. Professional qualifications for these primary areas include appropriately experienced, trained, and accredited personnel with current credentials and certifications.

We share a successful 20-year history of past performance in support of military installations, federal agencies, and state/local government owing to our ability to balance team/staff resources with project efforts and project schedules in order to smoothly accomplish multiple task orders within time and cost limitations. Additionally, our demonstrated team experience with a variety of specialized contractors provides quick assemblage of a qualified team while minimizing responsiveness.

HIGHLY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL

Professional qualifications in the primary remedial areas include emergency response and cleanup specialist, environmental engineering, environmental scientist, certified industrial hygienist, biologist, geologist, chemist, hydrology, hydraulic engineering, civil, and geotechnical engineering. Qualifications for other related design efforts include technical support, including drawing production and other related graphic data efforts, specification writers, cost estimators, and surveyors. Many of our staff members have more than 15 years of demonstrated project participation and shared working relationships while employed with Skelly and Loy. These team members possess proven project management and quality assurance capabilities and demonstrated experience involving the most complex projects and schedules, particularly during periods of peak demand. Our experience has shown that, in order to ensure that the project process flows smoothly, a project setting with well-defined organizational roles and responsibilities are essential elements for successful Program Management. Furthermore, these well-defined organizational roles and responsibilities are proven key elements that enable our firm to continually expand the range of experience of our staff with the added benefit of professional growth. Relevant experience includes, but is not limited to, the following.

• Preparation, Characterization, Field Investigation, Conservation, and Closure of Site
• Long-Term Monitoring/Long-Term Operation (LTM/LTO)
• Containment, Monitoring, and/or Reduction of Hazardous Waste Sites
• Ordinance Removal and Support
• Excavation, Removal, Transportation, Storage, Treatment, and/or Disposal of Hazardous Waste
• Wetland Restoration
• Emergency Response
• UST/AST Removal
• Air Monitoring
• Soil Vapor Extraction, Stabilization/Solidification, Bio-Venting, Carbon Absorption, and/or Reactive Walls and Containment
• Remedial Action Plans and Designs
• Alternatives Evaluation
• Environmental Restoration
• Regulatory Agency Coordination
• Permitting
• Treatability Studies
• Pilot Testing
• Design, Construction, Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of Soil and Groundwater Treatment Systems Including 
  • Soil Vapor Extraction
  • Air Sparging
  • Ultraviolet
  • Dual Phase Extraction
  • Pump and Treat
  • Air Stripping
  • Slurry Walls
  • Grout Curtains
  • Bioremediation

The process is simple and fast:

1. Orders up to $2,500 (micro-purchase threshold):
   Develop a Statement of Work, select Skelly and Loy as the most appropriate contractor for your needs, and have your contracts office place the order directly with us.
   
   
2. Orders over $2,500 but under $5,000,000 (maximum order threshold):
   Develop a Statement of Work, prepare a request for quotes (RFQ), have your contracts office submit the RFQ via mail, fax or e-mail to three GSA-approved Environmental Services contractors including Skelly and Loy, select the contractor whose quote represents the best value, and have your contracts office place the order directly with the chosen contractor.
   
   
3. Orders over $5,000,000:
   Same procedure as #2, but RFQs are submitted to more than three GSA-approved Environmental Services contractor.
   

Your statement of work (a performance-based statement of work is preferred) should outline, at a minimum, the work to be performed, location of work, period of performance, deliverable schedule, applicable standards, acceptance criteria, and any special requirements (i.e., security clearances, travel, special knowledge, etc.).

You may also review contractor information including our price list through the GSA Advantage online service at www.GSAAdvantage.com or by clicking on the icon below.

For more information, e-mail GSA@skellyloy.com or call 717-232-0593

A GSA Schedule blanket purchase agreement (BPA) is an excellent way for agencies to fulfill recurring needs quickly and cost effectively. When establishing a BPA, the customer must follow the ordering procedures described above, specifying in the RFQ that a BPA will be established. Once this selection process is completed and the BPA is established, orders are simply placed with the contractor against the BPA - no further documentation or justification is required.

Setting up a BPA allows you to establish a long-term relationship with us, takes advantage of quantity discounts, saves administrative time, and reduces paperwork. Other advantages of using blanket purchase agreements include the following:

• a fair and reasonable pricing determination has already been established,
• the requirement for competition has already been established, and
• the contractual terms and conditions have already been established.

In the past, individual orders under a BPA could not exceed the maximum order limitation. Today, that is no longer the case. With the removal of the maximum order limitation, agencies are no longer restricted by any dollar limitations when placing orders under a BPA.

Contract Number: GS-10F-0057R

Contract Period: 10/26/04 - 10/25/09

DUNS Number: 05-0509769

Awarded Special Item Numbers (SIN):

• SIN 899-1: ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SERVICES AND DOCUMENTATION
• SIN 899-4: WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
• SIN 899-7: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)
• SIN 899-8: REMEDIATION SERVICES

Maximum Order: $5,000,000

Minimum Order: $100

Business Size: Small Business

Geographic Area Covered: Nationwide

Payment Options: Government purchase credit cards accepted for all purchases

Prompt Payment Terms: 0%, Net 30 Days

Time of Delivery: Negotiated for individual task orders

Ordering Contact: John Gunnett, Chief Operating Officer

Skelly and Loy, Inc.
2601 N Front Street
Harrisburg PA 17110
Phone: 717-232-0593
Fax: 717-232-1799
E-mail:GSA@skellyloy.com

GSA Contracting Officer: William Kamstra, Jr. 253-931-7085

For more information, e-mail GSA@skellyloy.com or call 717-232-0593