The FAA requires engineering services for remedial investigation and remedial action at 16 areas of concern at the former FAA Station on Annette Island Reserve, Alaska, which is under Metlakatla Indian Community (MIC) authority. Work involves excavating petroleum-contaminated soil/peat, clearing vegetation, and coordinating with MIC, with all backfill purchased from MIC and restrictions on bringing organic materials. Contractors should have recent experience with MIC regulations and must account for limited GPS/telecom, heavy overgrowth, and difficult logistics for shipping samples to off-island labs. The contractor must submit a work plan, comply with applicable laws, and use silica gel cleanup for laboratory samples. The FAA requests capability statements from interested small businesses to determine market interest.