Environmental Logistics, Inc.

Environmental Logistics, Inc. provides hazardous waste collection, treatment, disposal, and emergency spill-response services to federal agencies as a self-certified small disadvantaged business operating exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards). Based in Bloomington, California, the company operates in the San Francisco Bay Area with EPA and California DTSC hazler status and maintains HAZWOPER and DOT HAZMAT certifications required for federal work.

Environmental Logistics' customer concentration is bimodal and dollar-driven. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 accounts for 14 awards carrying $5.6 million in combined potential value — the bulk of the vendor's federal footprint — while the Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration dominates award count at 103 orders but carries only $1.6 million in combined potential value. The remaining three customer agencies (Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard, Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration, and Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region) represent thin margin; together they account for $116 thousand across 11 awards. The VA relationship reflects the company's core capability: comprehensive hazardous waste services including characterization, segregation, lab-packing, manifesting, transportation, disposal, and 24/7 emergency spill response (two-hour response requirement) across the Palo Alto Health Care System's Palo Alto, Livermore, and Menlo Park divisions plus four community-based outpatient clinics. Recent VA work includes a $122.8 thousand six-month bridge contract (awarded August 15, 2026, running through February 14, 2027) for emergency spill response and disposal, a $561.4 thousand delivery order under a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (August 15, 2025–August 14, 2026), and a $335.4 thousand delivery order for the prior year (August 15, 2024–August 14, 2025). The parent IDC, valued at $1,065,550 with period of performance through August 14, 2028, was originally structured as a small business set-aside. DEA work consists of small purchase orders ($3 thousand to $10.5 thousand per order) for packing, transportation, and disposal of seized hazardous materials across Southern California.

Award trajectory has declined markedly. The vendor received seven awards in 2022, then one or fewer per year from 2023 through 2026 — a pattern suggesting that the VA IDC and its derivative delivery orders now anchor the footprint. Two awards (combined potential value $548 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. The company holds no parent vehicle positions; work flows through agency-specific BPAs and IDCs, notably VA's single-award IDC and DEA blanket purchase agreements DJD11HQA0009 and DJD11HQA0010. Across 128 total prime awards since 2011, 83 fall under NAICS Hazardous Waste Collection, 27 under Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal, and 17 under Remediation Services. The combined potential value across all awards stands at $7.4 million, with $5.4 million obligated, reflecting a vendor with stable but narrow customer dependency and minimal growth trajectory outside the VA relationship.