Containment Corporation

Containment Corporation (doing business as Containment Corp), a small business manufacturer based in Temecula, California, supplies secondary containment, spill containment, and rapid spill response equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 530 recent awards with combined potential value of $151.1 million. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), with no SBA set-aside designations across its prime footprint; however, roughly half of the source awards carry Total Small Business set-asides, indicating the vendor qualifies as a small business and frequently wins small-business-reserved procurements.

Containment Corporation's capability portfolio centers on design, manufacturing, and delivery of prefabricated steel containment systems, fuel berms, aerospace ground equipment (AGE) pads, spill containment berms, and ancillary hazardous-materials handling products. Representative work includes a $1.47 million definitive contract with GSA Federal Acquisition Service for fuel berms (awarded December 2022), a $1.29 million delivery order to Schofield Barracks, Hawaii for drive-in/out containment steel berms with freight and installation (July 2026), a $347.7 thousand delivery order with Air National Guard for AGE containment pads and relocation services in Jacksonville, Florida (January 2026), a $205.6 thousand purchase order with US Pacific Fleet Forces for helicopter engine wash pads at Naval Air Station North Island and Marine Corps Air Station Hawaii (September 2024), and a $134.4 thousand delivery order with US Special Operations Command for four prefabricated heavy-duty steel containment systems with integrated entry ramps (September 2023).

Customer concentration is highly distributed across defense and civilian federal agencies. GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by dollar value—30 awards worth $26.7 million combined potential value (18% of the total portfolio)—but award-count leadership splits across multiple defense customers: Department of the Army (63 awards, $2.1 million), Air National Guard (36 awards, $2.7 million), and Defense Logistics Agency entities (68 combined awards across troop-support and hardware sub-offices). The top five customer sub-offices by count account for 38% of awards; the top five by dollars account for 23%, suggesting a long tail of smaller orders across many agencies.

Containment Corporation holds a seat on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), the primary vehicle for the vendor's federal business. The source data shows 306 task orders under MAS with $18.2 million combined potential value. The vendor also maintains two expired Indefinite Delivery Contracts under GSA's Multiple Award BPAS program—one valued at $1.5 million (awarded December 2022, ultimate completion December 2023) and one at $1.6 million (awarded January 2022, ultimate completion January 2023)—and recently received a Federal Supply Schedule contract renewal effective November 15, 2026, through November 14, 2031, with a $475 thousand ceiling. Place of performance for manufacturing and assembly work is primarily the vendor's Temecula, California facility, with delivery and installation services performed at customer locations across the United States, Hawaii, and Guam.

Activity contracted slightly in recent years—eleven awards in 2022, nine in 2023, thirteen in 2024, five in 2025, and four in 2026 year-to-date—reflecting the mature, commodity-like nature of MAS ordering against pre-competed schedules rather than large discrete procurements. The vendor reported $37.8 million in actual dollars obligated across all awards (25% of combined potential value), indicating substantial backlog or ceiling headroom. The vendor holds a single subcontract position as a sub under ASRC Federal System Solutions LLC for research facilities and engineering support services at a NASA center, awarded November 2024, representing negligible exposure to subcontract revenue.

At the top level, Containment Corporation is a manufacturer—NAICS 311 (Plastics Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing dominates the award taxonomy at 311 awards, though PSC-level categorization under Hazardous Material Spill Containment Equipment carries 181 awards)—with over twenty-five years of federal-market experience and no foreign ownership disclosures in the source. The vendor's federal footprint is exclusively GSA-administered vehicles (MAS and BPAS IDCs) with no IDIQ, GWAC, or agency-specific BPA presence. All recent awards are firm fixed-price, with some including economic price adjustment riders.

Manufacturer and Distributor of secondary containment systems for hazardous materials. Specializing in large, engineered systems for tanker truck, trains, and AST's. We provide a complete range of secondary containment systems.