Advant-Edge Solutions Of Middle Atlantic Inc.

Advant-Edge Solutions Of Middle Atlantic Inc., doing business as ASI Comprehensive Waste Management, is a woman-owned small business based in Newark, Delaware, that provides regulated medical waste removal and disposal, hazardous waste management, international waste handling, and biomedical waste collection services as a prime contractor across defense and civilian federal agencies. The vendor competes predominantly on full-and-open bases with no set-aside designation on most awards, though it holds total small business set-asides on several significant indefinite delivery contracts and frequently receives small business set-aside task orders.

The company's concrete capability portfolio centers on regulated medical waste removal, transportation, and incineration at military treatment facilities and federal healthcare installations; hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal; pharmaceutical waste management; document destruction and classified material incineration; international waste removal; and animal carcass disposal services. Representative work includes a $283,500 total small business set-aside purchase order from the Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service for biowaste disposal services at the Eastern Regional Research Center in Glenside, Pennsylvania (12-month base period plus four optional 12-month renewals through July 2031); a $874,320 woman-owned small business set-aside contract from the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery for biomedical waste disposal at Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk, supporting the Navy Drug Screening Laboratory in Jacksonville, Florida (base year plus four option years through July 2030); and a $744,768.86 delivery order from the Defense Health Agency for regulated medical waste management at San Antonio, Texas, with completion through July 2026.

Customer concentration is moderate across a broad agency base. The Defense Health Agency leads by award count with 173 awards valued at $13.5 million combined potential value, but the Department of the Army Medical Command anchors the dollar portfolio with 43 awards carrying $36 million in combined potential value. Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 (Department of Veterans Affairs) represents the second-largest dollar customer with 45 awards and $29.5 million combined potential value. The National Institutes of Health Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations, the Treasury Department's Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and VISN 2 round out the top five, collectively accounting for 71 percent of combined potential value. The top five customers by award count (Defense Health Agency, Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region, NIH, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and VISN 5) account for 55 percent of all awards.

The vendor holds four primary indefinite delivery contracts. Indefinite Delivery Contract W81K0421D0006 with the Defense Health Agency is the largest vehicle by utilization, with 239 task orders valued at $17.1 million in combined potential value covering regulated medical waste services across multiple Army medical treatment facilities and installations. A $1,495,135 total small business set-aside single-award IDC with VISN 5 for waste removal services at Perry Point VA Medical Center, Maryland (through March 31, 2030) has generated numerous delivery orders. A $1,292,816.75 total small business set-aside IDC with VISN 23 for regulated medical waste disposal at Fort Meade, South Dakota (through November 1, 2025) represents the third major vehicle. A $775,369.37 woman-owned small business IDC with GSA Region 5 for waste hauling and recycling services at federal buildings in Cleveland, Ohio (through September 30, 2026) rounds out the active prime vehicle portfolio. Additional vehicles include single-award IDCs with the Defense Department Southeast Region ($164,206 through June 30, 2029 for international waste removal at Fort Stewart, Georgia), the Federal Bureau of Prisons Federal Medical Center Devens ($249,250 through September 30, 2031 for medical waste disposal), and a BPA with the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences for carcass removal services.

Activity has remained relatively flat. The vendor averaged 81–107 awards per year over the past five years (107 in 2022, declining to 76 in 2025 and only 14 awards recorded through mid-2026 in the source snapshot). Awards completing in the next twenty-four months total 104 delivery orders and task orders with $11.4 million in combined potential value, representing moderate recompete exposure primarily against the Defense Health Agency and Veterans Affairs vehicles.

The vendor is entirely a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint recorded in the source; 100 percent of the 884 awards are prime contracts and IDVs. Work is performed across the continental United States, overseas locations (including Guam and Puerto Rico), and military installations domestically and abroad. The vendor's NAICS concentration is heavily weighted toward NAICS 562211 (Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal), which accounts for 555 of the awards, with secondary clusters in solid waste collection and hazardous waste collection. The PSC profile reflects the same pattern: Housekeeping–Waste Treatment/Storage dominates with 471 awards, followed by boxes/cartons/crates (94 awards) reflecting medical pathological waste box sales, housekeeping–trash/garbage collection (78 awards), and environmental systems protection (47 awards).

We provide comprehensive waste management. We provide services in waste minimization and reduction, to help facilities minimize their environmental impact associated with managing thier wastes.