Graymar Environmental Services, LLC

Graymar Environmental Services, LLC, doing business as Graymar Environmental Services Inc., provides specialized hazardous waste remediation, fuel-contaminated water removal, and oil-spill response services to federal agencies as a small business prime contractor (67% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The Moses Lake, Washington-based limited liability partnership operates across hazardous waste treatment and disposal, remediation services, and environmental incident response, competing predominantly in full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside procurements. The vendor holds no government-wide vehicles or GSA Schedules; its work flows through single-award indefinite delivery contracts and purchase orders with Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security customers.

Graymar's customer concentration splits between logistics-oriented Air Force work and large-ceiling-value hazmat response frameworks. The Coast Guard anchors the dollars with a $3.99 million Basic Ordering Agreement for oil spill and hazardous chemical incident mitigation awarded May 20, 2026 (no task orders issued to date). The Department of the Navy's US Pacific Fleet Forces issued a $309,039 purchase order on January 16, 2026 for defueling and disposal of 150,000 gallons of F76 Naval Distillate Fuel and 16,602 gallons of JP5 aviation turbine fuel from the USS O'Kane (DDG-77) at Naval Base San Diego. Air Mobility Command holds steady recurring work: a single-award IDC valued at $190,720 running through January 16, 2027, supporting fuel-contaminated water removal at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington at specified volumes (approximately 1,000 gallons per visit, 12 visits annually, supplemented by three 5,000-gallon removals per year, not to exceed 20,000 gallons annually). Three delivery orders under that IDC totaled $90.2 thousand through January 22, 2026. A fourth award—the Air National Guard's $13,107 purchase order on March 19, 2026 for hexavalent chromium and toxic-material removal from a Reno, Nevada facility—rounds out the core air-service portfolio. Naval Sea Systems Command issued a $10,599 purchase order in January 2026 for generator defueling at Kings Bay Base, Georgia.

Activity has grown from one award in 2023 to five in 2026 (year-to-date through May), with twelve total awards carrying $4.6 million combined potential value and $3.2 million obligated. The Air Mobility Command IDC itself faces recompete at January 16, 2027, representing $36 thousand in near-term recompete exposure. Graymar subcontracts under Hanford Tank Waste Operations & Closure, LLC (two hazardous waste handling task orders under the Integrated Tank Disposition Contract, both October 7, 2025) and Environmental Quality Management, Inc. (two FEMA disaster-response awards: a February 10, 2025 Southern California Wildfires emergency removal order and a December 14, 2023 Hawaii disaster modification, both captioned as labor support). Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal exposure — three full-time equivalents delivered on two named-subcontractor prime contracts in FY2024 — indicating that most of Graymar's federal work falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or operates as purchase-order-level fuel and hazmat logistics rather than reportable service contracts. The vendor's federal footprint to date centers on small-to-mid-dollar logistics and remediation work with military installations and emergency-response missions rather than large scaling under recurring master contracts.

GrayMar Environmental Services, Inc. (GrayMar) is an environmental service provider. GrayMar's strength is in its highly efficient and well-trained personnel who are well versed in providing solutions for high profile environmental projects.