Why are you looking at Wetland Resolutions?
Capability
Service linesALL OTHER LEGAL SERVICES
Work mix: 100% prime · 0% sub · primary NAICS 541199 / PSC R424 SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: EXPERT WITNESS
Where they win
Sole agencyMostly sole-source · 100%
100% of Wetland Resolutions’s obligations are not openly competed — these contracts typically renew with the incumbent rather than going to recompete.
Agency buyer map
1 buyersRecompete exposure
ModerateLargely sole-source — these contracts typically renew with Wetland Resolutions rather than being openly recompeted.
Wetland Resolutions has an estimated $511K in contracts returning to market over the next 24 months.
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Frequently asked questions
What federal contracts does Wetland Resolutions hold?
Wetland Resolutions (UEI ZJ6DEJE5PH55) shows $142K across 4 award actions in SCOUT’s public USASpending-backed profile, with Department of Justice (DOJ) as the top buying agency. Totals cover federal prime awards ≥$100K in the rolling window.
Which agencies does Wetland Resolutions work with?
Wetland Resolutions’s firm-wide obligated mix is led by Department of Justice (DOJ) (100%).
Does Wetland Resolutions have contracts coming up for recompete?
Yes — SCOUT tracks 3 incumbent recompetes in the next 24 months (Moderate exposure). Open the recompete section on this page for PIID-level timing.
SCOUT Signal
August 2026
One VA health contract was 35% of civilian federal obligations in July.
Meanwhile VA's service-disabled veteran-owned contract actions fell 41.8%. The same agency, the same month, the large-vendor lane expanding while the small-business lane contracted. Figures are civilian-agency obligations through 2026-07-31; DoD FPDS for this window is labeled incomplete.
This issue is the whole civilian market. Your capture plan isn't.
Data: Showing contracts ≥ $100K from federal procurement records (FPDS-NG, SAM.gov, and related repositories), normalized by PrimeRFP SCOUT. Each row keyed by Award ID (PIID); task orders appear as independent rows. Explore it live — $90 Pilot →