C & M Industries, Inc.

C & M Industries, Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Chesapeake, Virginia, provides specialized environmental and maritime waste management services to the U.S. Navy and Air Force as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) competing in the open market without set-aside designations, except where customers require total small business awards.

C & M Industries has built a focused capability portfolio centered on oily water and waste oil (OWWO) barging and tug operations, non-hazardous waste collection and disposal, fuel tank remediation, and emergency maritime logistics support throughout the Hampton Roads region. The company's work spans NAICS 562111 (non-hazardous waste collection), 562212 (hazardous waste treatment and disposal), and 483211 (inland water freight transportation), with PSC concentration in housekeeping and waste treatment services. Representative awards include a $12.29 million single-award IDC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) running through December 31, 2027, for recurring OWWO barging between Naval Station Norfolk and Craney Island Fuel Depot; a $5.79 million single-award total small business IDC with Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) through March 31, 2031, for non-hazardous waste removal and disposal at Norfolk Naval Shipyard; a $760,204 delivery order for Option Year 3 recurring work under the NAVFAC IDC (January–December 2026); and a $4,050 firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Coast Guard in February 2026 for the CGC Northland oily waste offload project in Portsmouth, Virginia.

Customer concentration is heavily Navy-weighted. The Department of the Navy accounts for 79% of recent awards (67 out of 170 total), led by NAVFAC (15 awards, $31.1 million combined potential value) and NAVSEA (32 awards, $18.4 million combined potential value), with smaller volume from Navy Installations Command and Naval Air Systems Command. The Department of the Air Force represents 15 awards, primarily through Air Combat Command (5 awards, $175 thousand combined potential value), driven by fuel oily wastewater removal services at Langley Air Force Base. Two distinct agency rankings show concentration: dollars cluster with NAVFAC and NAVSEA, while NAVSEA's 32-award volume reflects episodic task orders against larger IDC vehicles.

C & M Industries holds five named parent IDVs, all Navy single-award vehicles: Indefinite Delivery Contract N6247000D3902 carries 40 task orders; N0018795D8722 carries 16 task orders; N4008511D0032 carries 13 task orders ($1.9 million combined potential value); N4008519D9045 carries 9 task orders ($4.4 million combined potential value); and N4008517D1135 carries 7 task orders ($6 million combined potential value). The NAVFAC and NAVSEA IDCs function as the operational backbone for recurring facility investment and waste management support at Norfolk and Portsmouth, with delivery orders ranging from $23,152 (emergency fuel/seawater transport) to $2.16 million (Option Year 2 OWWO operations).

Activity has grown modestly — four awards in 2022, four in 2023, three in 2024, and eight in 2025 — with only $1.7 million in combined potential value expiring in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The company subcontracts minimally; a sub-award under Huntington Ingalls Inc. in September 2023 involved pumping support and waste pipe cleaning for CVN 74 Refueling and Complex Overhaul advance planning. C & M Industries' customer footprint and award velocity are tightly coupled to Navy facility operations and environmental compliance cycles at Hampton Roads installations, with Air Force exposure limited to discrete hazardous-material removal projects.