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 headquartered in Newark, Delaware, that provides regulated medical waste removal, hazardous waste disposal, pharmaceutical waste management, and related environmental compliance services as a prime contractor across federal defense and civilian healthcare agencies. The company competes predominantly on full-and-open basis rather than set-aside vehicles, though it holds multiple total small business set-aside IDIQs and BPAs with the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Treasury, and the Air Force.

Advant-Edge's federal contracting footprint spans 910 prime awards valued at $141.8 million combined potential value across 58 customer agencies. The company specializes in concrete waste-handling services: regulated medical waste removal and incineration at military treatment facilities and VA medical centers; hazardous waste treatment and disposal; pharmaceutical waste management; international waste handling; document destruction; and biomedical waste collection. Representative work includes a $655,782 delivery order from the Defense Health Agency (DHA) for waste management at Fort Sam Houston, Texas; a $851,580 purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 for regulated waste management at James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx through June 30, 2030; a $874,320 purchase order from the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery for biomedical waste disposal (urine specimen waste) at Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk, Florida; a $265,018 purchase order from the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service for campus cleanout biohazardous and regulated medical waste removal at Beltsville Agricultural Research Center; and a $283,500 purchase order from USDA for weekly biowaste disposal at the Agricultural Research Service's Eastern Regional Research Center in Glenside, Pennsylvania.

Customer concentration is bifurcated between volume and dollar value. The Department of the Army Medical Command leads on potential value with 43 awards worth $31.6 million combined, while the Defense Health Agency dominates on award count with 187 awards totaling $14.5 million. Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 sits second in potential value at $29.5 million across 45 awards. These three customers represent the bulk of Advant-Edge's federal revenue; the top five by potential value account for 69% of combined potential value. Activity has been consistent over recent years—107 awards in 2022, declining to 39 in 2026 (through October 15)—but recent award velocity reflects typical seasonal procurement patterns rather than sustained decline.

Advant-Edge holds four primary indefinite delivery contract vehicles. Indefinite Delivery Contract W81K0421D0006 with the Defense Health Agency is the largest parent vehicle by utilization, supporting 253 task orders valued at $18.1 million in combined potential value for regulated medical waste services across Army medical treatment facilities and installations. Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 holds a single-award IDIQ (ultimate completion March 31, 2026, though closeout-designated) for waste removal at Perry Point VA Medical Center, Maryland, valued at $1.495 million. Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 awarded a $1.293 million total small business set-aside IDIQ through October 31, 2027, for regulated medical waste disposal at Fort Meade, South Dakota. A Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing holds $1.452 million ceiling through September 20, 2031, for transportation and incineration of disintegrated non-securities waste in Washington, DC, designated as total small business set-aside. Additional vehicles include a $700 thousand AFMC BPA (June 30, 2031) for infectious waste and international garbage disposal across continental U.S., overseas locations including Guam and Puerto Rico, and military installations; and a $249,250 single-award IDIQ with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (Federal Medical Center Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts, through September 30, 2031) for medical waste disposal under EO 14398.

Advant-Edge's work is concentrated in NAICS 562211 (Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal)—578 of the 910 awards—with secondary concentration in Solid Waste Collection (115 awards) and Hazardous Waste Collection (103 awards). Primary Services Code concentration aligns: Housekeeping—Waste Treatment/Storage (494 awards), Boxes, Cartons, and Crates (95 awards, reflecting supply of medical pathological waste boxes to NIH), and Housekeeping—Trash/Garbage Collection (78 awards). Performance spans domestic military bases (Fort Meade, Fort Campbell, Fort Benning, Fort Hood, Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii), VA medical centers and integrated service networks across multiple states, federal healthcare agencies (NIH, Indian Health Service, Armed Forces Retirement Home), and defense installations worldwide including Guam.

Within the next twenty-four months, 44 awards (combined potential value $5.7 million) reach ultimate completion, signaling moderate recompete exposure. Awards trend toward firm fixed-price delivery orders under standing IDIQs rather than new competitively bid vehicles, reflecting Advant-Edge's role as an established provider to DHA, VISN 5, VISN 23, and Treasury. The company operates entirely as a prime contractor with no recorded subcontract activity in the source data. Recent activity shows consistent placement of delivery orders under existing DHA and VA IDIQs, indicating stable utilization across military treatment facilities and VA healthcare operations supporting the company's core waste management mission.

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.