ECO Energy Korea Co., LTD

ECO Energy Korea Co., LTD is a for-profit environmental compliance and hazardous waste management specialist headquartered in Jincheon, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea. The company provides comprehensive waste removal, transportation, and disposal services exclusively to U.S. Department of Defense installations throughout South Korea. ECO Energy Korea operates as a specialized vendor supporting military demilitarization requirements and environmental compliance obligations, managing complex and regulated waste streams that require advanced technical expertise and adherence to stringent environmental regulations. The company maintains current registration in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and has established itself as a critical environmental service provider for U.S. military infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region.

ECO Energy Korea Co., LTD has delivered hazardous waste management services through numerous prime federal contract awards issued by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Disposition Services. The company has received over 100 delivery orders since July 2024, each structured as firm fixed-price contracts with no set-aside designations, indicating all awards were competitively procured. The delivery orders collectively address an extensive range of hazardous waste categories and specialized disposal requirements, including non-RCRA regulated liquids and sludges, toxic metals and inorganic hazardous materials, electronic waste, intact fluorescent lamps, organic solvents and technical services, combustible lightweight absorbers, non-infectious medical waste, lab packs and loose packs containing toxic materials, contained regulated gases, corrosive inorganic acids, non-regulated liquids and pumpable materials, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFOS) concentrates, debris with organic constituents, industrial flammable waste, confiscated space surcharges, and other EPA-regulated materials. Individual delivery order values have ranged from under $100 to approximately $79,730, reflecting the discrete nature of specific waste streams and specialized disposal requirements across multiple U.S. military installations. All awards have been issued by DLA Disposition Services with no subcontractors identified, confirming ECO Energy Korea executes all work directly at its South Korea-based facilities and at designated military installation locations.

ECO Energy Korea Co., LTD holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Disposition Services valued at $12,992,917.60 with an ultimate completion date of July 25, 2029. The IDC is structured with a 30-month base period and a 30-month option period, authorizing individual delivery orders ranging from approximately $3,977 to $51,272 to address varying hazardous waste management requirements across U.S. military facilities in South Korea. The underlying contract encompasses comprehensive hazardous waste removal, treatment, transportation, and disposal services for designated waste streams under Korean law, including regulated gases, toxic metals, electronic waste, organic solvents, non-RCRA liquids and sludges, laboratory packs, combustible absorbers, non-infectious medical waste, corrosive inorganic acids, and other EPA-regulated materials requiring specialized environmental compliance expertise. Services under the IDC support military demilitarization requirements and ensure adherence to applicable Korean environmental laws, international transportation standards, and United States environmental regulations. Since the contract's award on July 5, 2024, through September 2025, the contractor has received approximately 51 delivery orders totaling approximately $518,000 in awarded task order value, with DLA Disposition Services as the sole issuing agency. The contract vehicle enables DLA to maintain flexible, responsive hazardous waste management capabilities essential to environmental stewardship and operational readiness of Department of Defense installations throughout the Asia-Pacific region, with performance conducted entirely in South Korea.