Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

Code 562211
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NAICS 562211 (Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal) encompasses specialized environmental services focused on the management, processing, and elimination of hazardous materials across various industries. These services include collection, transportation, characterization, treatment, and final disposal of dangerous waste streams such as chemical waste, medical waste, pharmaceutical waste, contaminated materials, and industrial byproducts. Contractors in this category must comply with complex federal, state, and local environmental regulations governing waste handling and elimination.

Federal contract awards under this NAICS code demonstrate significant diversity, with contracts ranging from $2,963 to $410,574 and typically covering one to five-year periods. The Department of Veterans Affairs, Drug Enforcement Administration, and Defense Logistics Agency are the most frequent awarding agencies. Many contracts are set aside for small businesses, particularly Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) and woman-owned small businesses. Recurring contractors include Earth Smart Environmental Solutions, Covanta, A2Z Environmental Group, and Neie Medical Waste Services, with performance locations spanning military bases, VA medical centers, and federal facilities nationwide.

Recent federal contract opportunities seek comprehensive waste management services across diverse settings, including military installations, VA healthcare systems, and federal research facilities. Solicitations cover requirements such as medical waste disposal, hazardous material removal, wastewater treatment, radioactive waste handling, and emergency spill response. Geographic performance areas include Alaska, California, Texas, Indiana, Oregon, and multiple other states. Procurement strategies vary, with some opportunities designated as total small business set-asides, service-disabled veteran-owned set-asides, or open competition. Most opportunities require contractors to demonstrate sophisticated technical capabilities, regulatory compliance, and specialized waste handling expertise.

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