Applied Ecology, Inc.
Our vision is to provide integrated and scientifically sound solutions to our public sector clients, using an innovative and cutting-edge approach. “Sophisticated Skills. Custom Solutions.”
About Us
Applied Ecology, Inc. (AEI) is a woman- and minority-owned, Small Business Administration certified 8(a) small business dedicated to helping public sector clients address environmental challenges with cost-effective and innovative solutions. Since the company’s inception in 2009, AEI has been headquartered in Brevard County, FL and has grown into a full-service environmental and engineering firm with offices in Orlando and Tampa and staff operating at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (CCSFS), providing services throughout the Southeastern US and the Caribbean. AEI specializes in six interdisciplinary services areas including water resources & engineering, natural resources, environmental services and compliance, geospatial services, coastal management and planning, and contamination assessment & remediation.
Selected Contracts & Contracting Vehicles
We Service Federal and Non-Federal Clients - Our team understands the unique needs of government agencies and personnel.
Federal
- Architect and Engineering (AE) Services to Support the Environmental Quality (EQ) Program, CESAM, South Atlantic Division (W9127823R0037 | $249M)
- Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) for Base-Wide Environmental, Sustainment, and Modernization (2021: W9127821D0051 | $4.5M; 2024: W9127824D0016 | $4.5M)
- Environmental Remediation Services, Multiple Award Task Order Contract(s) (MATOC) (8(a): W9127823D0015 | $30M; SB: W9127823D0005 | $219M)
- Fence-To-Fence Environmental Services at PSFB, CCSFS, MTA, JDMTA, and APAFR – Water Quality Program (140D0423D0071 | $22M)
- South Atlantic Division Regional O&M Navigation Channels Preparation of Environmental Impact Statements for Four Major Harbors (W912HN25F5003 | $9.3M)
Non-Federal
- South Florida Water Management District – Ecological & Environmental Scientific and Technology Support Services
- Southwest Florida Water Management District – General Engineering & Professional Services (A&E)
- Tampa Bay Water – Environmental Monitoring Assessment & Consulting Services
- Brevard County
- Dredging & Sediment Removal Consulting Services
- Ecological Consulting Services
- Environmental Consulting Services
- Professional Engineering Continuing Consulting Services
- Volusia County – Consulting Services for Professional Environmental and Protected Species Specialist Services
- Indian River County – Continuing Contract Agreement for Consulting Environmental, Ecological, and Biological Support Services
- Osceola County – Continuing Lake Restoration Consulting Services on a Task Authorization Basis
- Cape Canaveral – Continuing Services Agreement for Professional Engineering and Surveying
Our Project Footprint
Office Locations
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Work Performed
AEI Project Spotlight
Ecological Monitoring and Assessment for the Morris Bridge Wellfield
AEI monitors and analyzes the hydrological and ecological conditions of the project area and surrounding vicinity to assess environmental factors like climatic events and abiotic and biotic disturbances, as well as human activity like wellfield production, regional development, and drainage. The wellfield monitoring program at the MBRWF evaluates 34 wetlands in accordance with Tampa Bay Water’s approved Environmental Management Plan (EMP).
Orange County State of the Wetlands Assessment
AEI is compiling and reviewing existing data and studies for Lake Howell and the contributing watershed, to complete a variety of field monitoring tasks, develop nutrient loading estimates from the contributing drainage basins, analyze both historical data and the information collected during the study, and use the results for the development of conceptual BMPs for further restoration of the lake.
FY23 Environmental Program Support TMDL for SLD 45
AEI provided environmental services in support of a multi-purpose water resources project for the USACE and the Space Launch Delta 45 (SLD 45) at Patrick SFB, Cape Canaveral SFS, and MTA installations, with the focus on ensuring Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) compliance mandated by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and the Florida Clean Waterways Acts (FCWA). AEI conducted compliance monitoring, reporting, and structural and nonstructural Best Management Practices (BMPs) implementation and evaluation.
Who We Serve
