ECO Environment Co., LTD.

ECO Environment Co., LTD., a for-profit South Korean waste management company headquartered in Paju, operates exclusively as a prime contractor providing trash removal, bulk waste disposal, and industrial waste collection services to the U.S. Department of the Army at military installations in South Korea and the Pacific region. The vendor holds no small business set-asides and competes under full-and-open solicitations; all 170 awards in the source data are prime contracts or IDIQs with no subcontract activity.

ECO Environment's entire customer base consists of Department of the Army entities, with extreme concentration in Army Installation Management Command Korean Region (IMCOM-KR). That single contracting office accounts for 84 of 170 awards and $49.4 million of the $52.2 million in combined potential value across the entire portfolio—roughly 95% of the vendor's federal footprint. The remaining awards split among IMCOM Pacific Region (5 awards, $2.2 million), Army Pacific Command (1 award, $520 thousand), and smaller regional contracting offices. Recent work centers on recurring delivery orders under two single-award IDIQs awarded to IMCOM-KR: a $7.1 million IDIQ (awarded November 2022, running through October 2027) covering removal and disposal of trash, garbage, bulk waste, industrial waste, and yard waste from Casey Enclave and other Korean-region installations, and a $738 thousand IDIQ (awarded June 2022, through June 2027) for general trash removal at Western Corridor installations. Representative 2026 delivery orders include a $1.22 million order for Casey Enclave waste removal (awarded November 1, 2026, completion October 31, 2027) and a $126.6 thousand order for Western Corridor trash removal (awarded June 28, 2026, completion June 27, 2027).

The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly defined: 161 of 170 awards fall under PSC "Housekeeping—Trash/Garbage Collection," with NAICS concentration in "Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal" (53 awards) and "Solid Waste Collection" (35 awards). Activity volume has declined in recent years—from seven awards in 2022 to two or three annually in 2023–2026—reflecting the shift to a maintenance posture under the two large single-award IDIQs rather than frequent new solicitations. Four awards with combined potential value of $3 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The parent vehicles driving task-order volume are the two IMCOM-KR single-award IDIQs (26 and 20 task orders respectively) and older multi-award IDIQs including contracts DAJB0395D0082 (26 task orders), W91QVN14D0058 (20 task orders), and W91QVN09D0023 (19 task orders). All work is performed at U.S. military installations in South Korea under firm fixed-price contracts with no subcontractor engagement.