Sewage Treatment Equipment

Product Service Code (PSC) 4630 encompasses sewage treatment equipment, which includes a wide range of specialized machinery, components, and systems designed for wastewater management. This category covers equipment such as pumps, grinders, aerators, screening systems, lift stations, and related technologies used in municipal, industrial, and military wastewater treatment facilities. The equipment ranges from small submersible pumps to complex treatment plant infrastructure, serving critical sanitation and environmental management needs across various government sectors.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 4630 demonstrate significant diversity in procurement, with values ranging from several thousand to over $24 million. Frequently awarded entities include specialized manufacturers like Evac North America Inc., JWC Environmental Inc., and Allied Marine Services LLC. The Department of Defense, particularly the Naval Supply Systems Command and Marine Corps, consistently procures sewage treatment equipment, with common set-asides including total small business and woman-owned small business designations. Awards typically support maritime vessels, military installations, correctional facilities, and national parks, with performance locations spanning domestic and international sites. Contract types are predominantly firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders, with completion periods ranging from months to several years.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities under PSC 4630 focus on specific, often brand-name equipment procurements. The U.S. Marine Corps has solicited specialized items like Fairbanks Morse Submersible Sewage Pumps and Fuchs Spiral Aerator spare parts. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons has sought bar screens and compactors for wastewater treatment facilities. The International Boundary and Water Commission issued a Request for Information regarding biosolids electro-osmosis dryers to improve sludge management efficiency. These opportunities demonstrate a continued emphasis on precise, technologically advanced equipment to maintain and upgrade critical wastewater infrastructure across federal agencies.