Arcwood Environmental, LLC

Arcwood Environmental, LLC, a for-profit subsidiary of Heritage Environmental Services, LLC, operates as a prime contractor delivering hazardous waste removal, characterization, container management, transportation, and industrial cleaning services to federal agencies in the full-and-open market with no set-aside designations. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, the company competes across 2,123 federal awards (99% as prime contractor) spanning four decades, with a combined potential value of $218.3 million and annual volume declining from 332 awards in 2022 to 110 in 2026.

Arcwood Environmental's capability portfolio is narrowly concentrated in environmental remediation and hazardous waste management. Representative prime work includes a $199,478.57 definitive contract with Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 for hazardous waste removal at the Oklahoma City VA Medical Center through August 2029; a $244,718.85 delivery order from the Drug Enforcement Administration for environmental services at ACS West Virginia through February 2027; a $1.51 million delivery order from Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services for environmental services at Red Bluff, California through October 2026; a $74,000 indefinite-delivery contract with the VA for hazardous waste removal and transport through January 2028; and a $2 million blanket purchase agreement with the Department of Agriculture's Investigative and Enforcement Services division for hazardous waste removal through May 31, 2029. The work is characterized by high-volume, small-dollar task orders (median value $5,000–$10,000) under parent indefinite-delivery contracts, alongside occasional larger prime delivery orders and purchase orders.

Customer concentration is severe and split. The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services places 1,618 awards ($51.2 million potential value, 76% of prime awards by count), issuing numerous small delivery orders for waste characterization, industrial cleaning, and non-RCRA sludge removal primarily at Herlong, California and other defense installations. The Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration issued 354 awards ($114.1 million potential value, 52% of combined potential value), anchored by regional facility service contracts and hazardous waste pickup across multiple facilities. Together, DLA and DEA represent 95% of award count and 97% of combined potential value. Secondary customers—Veterans Affairs (16 awards, $475 thousand), U.S. Marine Corps (16 awards, $31.4 million), and the Navy's Facilities Engineering Command (12 awards, $10.7 million)—supply material volume but minimal dollar concentration. The tension between rankings reflects DLA's volume-driven task-order model versus DEA's larger delivery orders: DLA dominates by count but DEA dominates by dollars.

Arcwood Environmental operates under five parent indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA Disposition Services: SP450020D0003 (588 task orders, $3.6 million potential value), SP450023D0025 (321 task orders, $2 million), SP450017D0011 (280 task orders, $2.1 million), SP450016D0008 (121 task orders, $849 thousand), and SP450016D1001 (115 task orders, $1.8 million). These vehicles account for the bulk of the company's federal footprint and enable rapid issuance of small environmental-services calls at multiple facilities. No other IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs beyond the USDA vehicle appear in the award profile; Arcwood competes for large opportunities (such as the VA and DEA delivery orders) through full-and-open solicitations rather than government-wide vehicles.

Activity has contracted sharply. Awards per year declined from 332 in 2022 to 110 in 2026 (a 67% drop over four years), signaling reduced federal demand or competitive pressure. Within the next twenty-four months, 127 awards with combined potential value of $3.7 million face ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure concentrated in small DLA task orders and a handful of DEA and VA contracts. The VA indefinite-delivery contract and several large DEA delivery orders (valued at $167,000–$248,000 each, performance periods October 2025–September 2026) anchor the near-term pipeline but are relatively few in number.

Arcwood Environmental operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (99% of awards). SCI reporting captures only 2 service-contract records (both as named subcontractor, zero FTEs in FY2024 and FY2025), indicating minimal Service Contract Inventory exposure—the company's federal revenue is driven by small-dollar goods purchases and purchases orders rather than labor-intensive service contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold. On subcontract work, the vendor performed federal law enforcement and seizure services to the Treasury Executive Office of Asset Forfeiture under Amentum Services, Inc. on a July 2026 task order and provided transportation services to the National Security Campus under Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies, LLC on a May 2026 sub-award. These two engagements represent minimal sub activity relative to the 2,112 prime awards.

Arcwood Environmental is the operating company within a corporate structure anchored by parent Asphalt Materials, Inc. The source identifies two named subsidiaries: Arcwood Environmental-Long Island, Inc. (self-certified small disadvantaged business) and Arcwood Environmental - Joplin, Inc. The parent company name signals a broader asphalt and materials business; Arcwood's environmental subsidiary is a focused vertical within that portfolio, competing in open federal hazmat and waste-management procurement without leveraging parent corporate capabilities or SBA set-aside designations. The company's federal footprint is bounded by DLA Disposition Services' task-order dependency and DEA's delivery-order patterns; future competitive pressure hinges on DLA volume trends and DEA solicitation frequency.