C & C Environmental Inc.

C & C Environmental Inc., a Milwaukee-based SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business and Native American-owned enterprise, provides hazardous waste removal, environmental remediation, and low-level radioactive waste management services to the federal government as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing predominantly under 8(a) set-aside designations across defense and interior agencies.

The vendor's customer base concentrates sharply on two agencies. The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services accounts for 4,199 awards carrying $149 million in combined potential value—roughly 65% of the vendor's recent footprint—while the Department of the Army Materiel Command's Joint Munitions Command holds 204 awards worth $68.6 million (30% of potential value). The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region represents the third-largest customer with 56 awards totaling $11.4 million. This concentration reflects C & C Environmental's specialization in defense installation waste management and disposition services.

C & C Environmental holds a portfolio of five active indefinite-delivery contracts, the largest being IDC SP450017D0014 with 1,120 task orders generating $9.1 million in combined potential value, followed by SP450023D0010 with 666 task orders and $11.2 million. A second single-award IDC with DLA Disposition Services, awarded in September 2024 with a $4.885 million ceiling and running through August 2029, anchors the bulk of the vendor's defense logistics work. A newer competitive 8(a) single-award IDIQ to C & C Environmental, issued by DLA Disposition Services on February 3, 2025, carries a $11.034 million ceiling through August 2028, reflecting the agency's confidence in the vendor's execution and establishing a near-term growth avenue. Recent representative work includes a $227.2 million delivery order from Joint Munitions Command for low-level radioactive waste management at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland (May 2026, ultimate completion March 2027); a $395.2 million hazardous waste shipment order (Joint Munitions Command, February 2026, ultimate completion June 2027); environmental assessment work for Pine Ridge Reservation fee-to-trust land acquisition (Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region, September 2026, $29,418); and scores of environmental remediation and hazardous materials handling task orders across Rock Island Arsenal, Danbury Connecticut, Kittery Maine, and other military installations.

Activity has declined modestly—from 641 awards in 2023 to 280 in 2026 (year-to-date)—driven by task-order closure cycles and the recompete of the two largest IDVs in recent years. Within the next twenty-four months, 310 awards carrying $6.2 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure and opportunity for competitive repositioning.

Award framing is predominantly hazardous waste treatment and disposal (NAICS 562211, 4,354 awards), with remediation services (118 awards) and environmental consulting (2 awards) forming minor components. Procurements split between Housekeeping–Waste Treatment/Storage (4,199 awards via PSC code) and Environmental Systems Protection–Environmental Remediation (205 awards). Set-aside posture favors 8(a) competitive and sole-source designations across the footprint; a subset of recent task orders carry no set-aside designation, indicating the vendor's ability to compete in full-and-open markets.

Service Contract Inventory data captures limited federal service-contract activity above the $150,000 threshold—$1.1 million in SCI-reported invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025, trending from $469 thousand in FY2022 to zero reported dollars in FY2025. The SCI dataset shows median government-paid rates around $224.55 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $362.91 per hour on the 90th percentile. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor performed zero sub-contract hours, indicating that C & C Environmental builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on subcontractor networks for the work captured in SCI reporting. This self-delivery posture aligns with the vendor's role as a specialized environmental services prime operating across consolidated defense logistics platforms where the government values direct control and accountability for hazardous and radioactive materials handling.