--- title: "MBE Native American Environmental Contractor, St. Louis" description: "AES is a minority-owned, Native American environmental contractor in St. Louis. See our MBE status, union locals, NAICS codes, CAGE, UEI and past clients." url: https://aes.multisites.ai/mbe-government-contractor publisher: Advanced Environmental Services phone: +1-314-865-2662 quote: https://aes.multisites.ai/contact --- # MBE and Native American Environmental Contractor for Government and Public Projects Advanced Environmental Services is a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and a Native American company in St. Louis, Missouri. It is a union signatory contractor. It holds Missouri DNR asbestos contractor registration 27-06-0640. Its SAM.gov entry lists CAGE 4Y6S5 and UEI LJVJHC67NNT5. Its capabilities statement is public. [Request a Quote](https://aes.multisites.ai/contact)[(314) 865-2662](tel:+1-314-865-2662) ![Building wrapped in white containment sheeting with an AES storage container in front](https://aes.multisites.ai/_astro/AESI-083.BQiJ3BQs_Z1FKjAJ.webp) ![AES crew member in a protective suit and orange hard hat removing wall material from scaffolding](https://aes.multisites.ai/_astro/098.hgZ7AvUK_QfCE8.webp) ![Excavator and crew behind traffic cones at a gas station tank removal](https://aes.multisites.ai/_astro/tank-removal-2025-09-30-10.31.20.Cz2VZMoQ_1MQ7EG.webp) ## MBE and Native American AES describes itself as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and a Native American company. ## Union signatory Affiliated with LIUNA Local 110, LIUNA Local 42 and IUOE Local 513. ## Federal IDs CAGE 4Y6S5 and UEI LJVJHC67NNT5, active in SAM.gov as of October 2026. ## Missouri DNR registered Asbestos contractor registration 27-06-0640, listed Active by Missouri DNR. ## Certified payroll ready AES says it is well versed in the requirements of Certified Payroll and Compliance. ## Is AES a certified MBE and Native American contractor? Advanced Environmental Services, Inc. (AES) describes itself as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and a Native American company. AES says it “takes pride in being a minority-owned business.” It is based at 3100 Gravois Ave, St. Louis, MO 63118. Missouri’s Office of Equal Opportunity defines an MBE as a business at least 51% owned and controlled by one or more minority persons. For the longer picture, read our guide to [using an MBE contractor on Missouri projects](https://aes.multisites.ai/guides/mbe-contractors-on-missouri-projects) and the glossary entry for [MBE (Minority Business Enterprise)](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/mbe-minority-business-enterprise). The AES capabilities statement lists these items: Item As listed by AES Business type Minority Owned Business, a Native American company MO certification number 19187 SIC codes 1795, 1799 NAICS codes 238910, 562910 Other credentials listed AHERA, OSHA, eRailSafe, 40 Hazwoper, Lead Renovator, MO and IL Asbestos License Local unions LIUNA 110, LIUNA 42, IUOE 513 You can read the full document: [AES 2024 capabilities statement (PDF)](https://aes.multisites.ai/wp-content/uploads/2024-CAPABILITIES-STATEMENT.pdf). The City of St. Louis also sent AES a letter that confirms additional NAICS codes added to its certification in the City’s local MWBE program: [City of St. Louis MWBE letter (PDF)](https://aes.multisites.ai/wp-content/uploads/AES-MBE.pdf). ## What are the AES federal and state registrations? AES lists CAGE Code 4Y6S5 and UEI LJVJHC67NNT5. GovTribe, which reports SAM.gov data, shows the same two identifiers and an active SAM.gov registration as of October 2026. In Missouri, DNR lists AES as an asbestos contractor under registration 27-06-0640. Here is the short list a procurement officer asks for: Registration Detail Source CAGE code 4Y6S5 AES capabilities statement; GovTribe UEI LJVJHC67NNT5 AES capabilities statement; GovTribe SAM.gov Active as of October 2026; primary NAICS 562910 GovTribe SAM.gov business flags Minority Owned, Native American Owned, American Indian Owned, Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business (self-certified) GovTribe Missouri DNR asbestos contractor Registration 27-06-0640, status Active Missouri DNR contractor list Please verify live status in SAM.gov and on the DNR list before you award, since these records change. See the [GovTribe profile for AES](https://govtribe.com/vendors/advanced-environmental-services-inc-dot-aes-4y6s5) and the [DNR asbestos contractor list](https://dnrservices.mo.gov/env/apcp/asbestos/contractors/index.php). AES also says it has developed a good working relationship with the agencies it deals with, including St. Louis City Air Pollution Control, the St. Louis County Department of Health and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. It also states it has never had a citation from any of the regulatory agencies, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). ## Is AES a union contractor? Yes. AES is a Union Signatory Contractor affiliated with the Laborers’ International Union of America (LIUNA) Local 110 and Local 42, and the International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 513. AES states it is well versed in the requirements of Certified Payroll and Compliance. That matters on public work. Many government projects require prevailing wage reporting and certified payroll records. When you send a request, tell us which wage rules apply so we can scope the job. ## What NAICS codes and services does AES offer? AES’s NAICS codes cover demolition and environmental remediation. Under 238910 AES lists building demolition, building interior gutting and stripping, and demolition contracting. Under 562910 it lists asbestos abatement, lead paint abatement, mold remediation and environmental remediation services. The AES capabilities statement lists these services: - Abatement for asbestos, lead and mold: [asbestos abatement](https://aes.multisites.ai/asbestos-abatement), [lead abatement](https://aes.multisites.ai/lead-abatement), [mold remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/mold-remediation). If the terms are new, see the glossary entries for [lead abatement](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/lead-abatement), [mold remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/mold-remediation) and [abatement vs remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/abatement-vs-remediation). - [Demolition](https://aes.multisites.ai/demolition) contracting - Waste and hazmat material disposal: [hazmat remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/hazmat-remediation) - Industrial [tank removal](https://aes.multisites.ai/tank-removal) and disposal - [Environmental remediation services](https://aes.multisites.ai/environmental-remediation-services) and [soil remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/soil-remediation) - Fire and water damage: [fire and water restoration](https://aes.multisites.ai/fire-and-water-restoration) - Epoxy flooring, concrete finishing and moisture barrier installation: [epoxy floor coatings](https://aes.multisites.ai/epoxy-floor-coatings), [concrete polishing](https://aes.multisites.ai/concrete-polishing), [moisture barriers](https://aes.multisites.ai/moisture-barriers) AES also offers PFAS testing and remediation. See [PFAS](https://aes.multisites.ai/pfas). ## Who has AES worked for? AES lists these past clients on its capabilities statement and its home page: Archdiocese of St. Louis, BJC Hospital, Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, Environmental Consultants (JS Held, LLC), Farmer Environmental, ICS Construction Services, John Jurgiel & Associates, Pace Properties, Sigma Aldrich, The Lawrence Group, and Washington University of St. Louis. The list mixes federal agencies, a hospital system, universities, private developers and environmental consultants. That range matters for a prime or owner. It shows AES works on regulated sites and with other professionals on the team. See the [AES client list](https://aes.multisites.ai/about) for the full list as AES publishes it. For healthcare facilities, see [healthcare environmental services](https://aes.multisites.ai/healthcare-environmental-services). ## How do I request a bid or a capabilities package? Send the project address, scope, schedule, wage rules and any MBE participation goal in your request. AES will reply with a quote. Call (314) 865-2662 or use the form at [/contact](https://aes.multisites.ai/contact). Ask for the capabilities statement and current MBE certificate. Useful details to include: 1. Project owner and funding type 2. Site address 3. Scope (asbestos, lead, mold, demolition, tank, concrete, or other) 4. Bid or award date 5. Prevailing wage or certified payroll rules 6. Any MBE or small business participation goal AES quotes each job. Contact the office with the details above and we will confirm fit. ## Next step Download the [capabilities statement](https://aes.multisites.ai/wp-content/uploads/2024-CAPABILITIES-STATEMENT.pdf), then call (314) 865-2662 or send the quote form at [/contact](https://aes.multisites.ai/contact). To learn more about the company, visit [about AES](https://aes.multisites.ai/about). ## Frequently asked questions ### Is Advanced Environmental Services a Minority Business Enterprise? AES publishes that it is a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and a minority-owned business. Its capabilities statement lists Missouri certification number 19187 and describes the firm as Minority Owned and a Native American company. Ask AES for its current certificate when your bid documents require one. ### What are the AES CAGE code and UEI? AES lists CAGE Code 4Y6S5 and UEI LJVJHC67NNT5 on its capabilities statement. GovTribe, which reports SAM.gov data, shows the same CAGE and UEI and an active SAM.gov registration as of October 2026. Confirm the live status in SAM.gov before you award. ### What NAICS codes does AES use? AES lists NAICS 238910 and 562910 on its capabilities statement. The 238910 codes cover building demolition, interior gutting and stripping, and demolition contracting. The 562910 codes cover asbestos abatement, lead paint abatement, mold remediation and environmental remediation services. ### Is AES a union contractor? Yes. AES says it is a Union Signatory Contractor affiliated with the Laborers' International Union of America Local 110 and Local 42, as well as the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 513. Its capabilities statement lists the same locals as LIUNA 110, LIUNA 42 and IUOE 513. ### Can AES handle certified payroll? AES says it is well versed in the requirements of Certified Payroll and Compliance. Tell us your project's prevailing wage and reporting rules in the quote request, so the office can scope the job correctly and answer your questions before you bid. ### What area does AES serve? AES says it serves St. Louis, St. Charles and Columbia, Missouri. Its capabilities statement lists a current footprint of MO and IL. Send the project address with your request and AES will confirm if the site is in range. ## Terms on this page - [MBE (Minority Business Enterprise)](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/mbe-minority-business-enterprise) - [Abatement vs remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/abatement-vs-remediation) - [Moisture barrier](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/moisture-barrier) - [Mold remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/mold-remediation) - [Soil remediation](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/soil-remediation) - [Lead abatement](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/lead-abatement) - [PFAS](https://aes.multisites.ai/glossary/pfas) ## Sources 1. [GovTribe: Advanced Environmental Services Inc. (SAM.gov data)](https://govtribe.com/vendors/advanced-environmental-services-inc-dot-aes-4y6s5) 2. [GovTribe: Advanced Environmental Services Inc. (SAM.gov data)](https://govtribe.com/vendors/advanced-environmental-services-inc-dot-aes-4y6s5) 3. [GovTribe: Advanced Environmental Services Inc. (SAM.gov data)](https://govtribe.com/vendors/advanced-environmental-services-inc-dot-aes-4y6s5) 4. [Missouri Department of Natural Resources: Asbestos Contractors](https://dnrservices.mo.gov/env/apcp/asbestos/contractors/index.php) 5. [Missouri Office of Equal Opportunity: M/WBE FAQs](https://oeo.mo.gov/mbe-wbe-certification-program/faqs/) Checked against the sources above on October 30, 2026. Rules and fees change, so check the linked page before you act. ## Request your custom environmental remediation estimate Contact us for a free environmental remediation or restoration estimate and a personalized solution to your problems. [Request a Quote](https://aes.multisites.ai/contact)[(314) 865-2662](tel:+1-314-865-2662)