Hamilton Alliance Inc.

Hamilton Alliance Inc., a West Palm Beach, Florida-based Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and HUBZone-certified firm, operates as a pure prime contractor delivering municipal solid waste collection, disposal, recycling, and specialized waste management services to federal agencies with no reliance on subcontractors. The company competes predominantly under SDVOSB and HUBZone set-asides across a federal portfolio exceeding $391 million in combined potential value, with 1,081 prime awards spanning 83 customer agencies and earning $184.3 million in obligated dollars through August 2026.

Hamilton Alliance's capability footprint centers on waste management: municipal solid waste collection and disposal at VA medical centers and military installations, infectious and regulated medical waste removal, recycling programs, dumpster rental and servicing, and hazardous waste handling. Representative work includes a $4.04 million SDVOSB set-aside purchase order for waste and recycling services across Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System facilities (awarded August 2026 by VISN 16, running through July 2031); a $2.38 million total small business set-aside definitive contract for refuse and solid waste collection at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri (awarded February 2024 by Air Combat Command, base plus four option years through September 2028); a $2.26 million SDVOSB set-aside purchase order for solid waste removal at South Texas Veterans Health Care System facilities in San Antonio (awarded February 2024 by VISN 17, through January 2029); and a $2.07 million SDVOSB set-aside purchase order for solid waste removal in Dallas, Texas (awarded February 2024 by VISN 17, through January 2029). Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts, Hamilton Alliance invoiced $26.3 million from FY2022 through FY2025, averaging 5.1 to 10.0 FTEs with government-paid rates ranging from $346 to $2,658 per hour and a median rate around $1,417 per hour; all work was self-performed with no subcontractor involvement.

Customer concentration sits overwhelmingly with the Veterans Affairs system. The top five customers by award count account for 40% of awards: VISN 4 (169 awards, $49.6 million combined potential value), Joint Munitions Command (100 awards, $8.3 million), VISN 12 (66 awards, $18.1 million), Army Reserve Command (66 awards, $5.6 million), and Bureau of Prisons Marion (35 awards, $275 thousand). By potential value, VA dominates further: VISN 4 anchors the portfolio at $49.6 million, Navy Installations Command contributes $47.9 million, Naval Facilities Engineering Command adds $33 million, VISN 17 carries $29.5 million, and VISN 12 accounts for $18.1 million—together representing 45% of all combined potential value. The Navy appears as a secondary but significant customer channel; Hamilton Alliance holds a $15.5 million indefinite-delivery contract with Navy Installations Command for base-wide refuse and recycling services across naval facilities, with 20 awards totaling $47.9 million potential value.

Hamilton Alliance places task orders under five major parent vehicles. An Indefinite Delivery Contract (DJB40904065) carries 60 task orders valued at $327 thousand combined. VA contract VA24414C0182 supports 56 task orders worth $6.4 million. A third IDC (36C24419D0043) anchors 47 task orders totaling $12.5 million. The Navy contract N4008310D2300 contains 32 task orders valued at $2.5 million. A Blanket Purchase Agreement (W22G1F19A0005) holds 28 task orders worth $982 thousand. The company also holds single-award BPAs and IDIQs with VISN 4 ($6.8 million ceiling for five-year municipal solid waste removal services across Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and Delaware), VISN 5 ($9 million for Maryland and DC region waste services plus $4.5 million for West Virginia facilities), VISN 12 ($3.6 million for Hines VA Hospital plus $1.6 million for Jesse Brown VA Medical Center), VISN 17 (multiple awards totaling over $7.4 million in solid waste removal across Texas locations), and Joint Munitions Command ($750 thousand for dumpster services at Blue Grass Army Depot through June 2029).

Activity has remained steady at 41–73 awards annually over the past five years, with 2022 producing 73 awards and declining through 2026 to 41 year-to-date. A recompete cliff of $22.1 million in combined potential value faces completion within the next twenty-four months across 51 awards, presenting both retention and competitive-entry opportunity. Hamilton Alliance's award velocity and recurring nature of waste management work—particularly across the VA's 14 VISNs and DoD installations—suggest stable demand renewal.

Hamilton Alliance operates as a pure prime contractor (100% of awards) with no subcontractor footprint and no engagement as a named sub to other federal primes. The company performs all collection labor, hazardous waste handling, project management, and equipment operations in-house. The NAICS portfolio is concentrated in Solid Waste Collection (957 awards), with smaller exposure to Solid Waste Landfill (39), Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal (22), Hazardous Waste Collection (16), and Other Waste Collection (9). The PSC profile mirrors this: Housekeeping-Trash/Garbage Collection dominates at 920 awards, followed by Housekeeping-Waste Treatment/Storage (61), Housekeeping-Custodial Janitorial (24), and Salvage categories.

Hamilton Alliance's set-aside posture is heavily SDVOSB and HUBZone-centric. Across the award portfolio, SDVOSB set-asides recur on the largest single-award contracts, including the VISN 4 IDC, VISN 5 BPAs, VISN 12 contracts, and major VISN 17 awards. HUBZone set-asides appear on secondary vehicles and task orders, particularly at Disposition Services, some Navy contracts, and Army Corps of Engineers work. Total small business set-asides surface on Air Force and Army awards (Whiteman AFB, Watervliet Arsenal, Army Reserve installations). The company competes successfully in full-and-open procurements as well (roughly 30–40% of awards carry no set-aside designation), but the core competitive advantage and dollar concentration rest with SDVOSB vehicles, where Hamilton Alliance's certification positions it favorably against the broader VA procurement landscape and allows for sole-source and competitive 8(a)-like opportunities within the SDVOSB framework.

Hamilton Alliance provides commercial, industrial, residential and construction Waste and Recycling Services in all 50 States to Government and commercial customers.