Highland Tank LLC

Highland Tank LLC, a foreign-owned for-profit manufacturer based in Stoystown, Pennsylvania, supplies specialized tanks, separators, and grease-trap repair services to federal facilities as both a prime contractor (40% of recent awards) and a subcontractor (60%) to military construction primes. The vendor operates without set-aside designation and competes full-and-open.

Highland Tank's customer footprint is concentrated in defense infrastructure. The top three agencies account for 100% of recent awards: the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command leads with three awards, followed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 (one award, $55 thousand combined potential value) and the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (one award, $17 thousand combined potential value). The Navy work is routed through the Facilities and Infrastructure for U.S. Military Construction Projects vehicle, which carries three of the vendor's subcontract task orders.

As a prime contractor, Highland Tank holds a recent $55,284.06 firm fixed-price purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 (awarded July 17, 2025, ultimate completion September 30, 2025) for grease-trap repair. As a subcontractor to Granite-Obayashi 2, a joint venture, Highland Tank supplies critical fuel-tank and oil-water separator components for military facilities projects, including quantity-three fuel tanks for Guam's Enhanced Integrated Air and Missile Defense Phase 1 system (awarded August 25, 2025), oil-water separators for the 9th Engineer Support Battalion Equipment and Maintenance Facility construction (awarded August 22, 2025), and related equipment supporting organic warehouse operations (awarded July 20, 2023).

Activity is episodic but recent: one award in 2020, one in 2023, and three in 2025. The vendor's combined potential value stands at $72 thousand against $1 million in obligated dollars across the five awards, reflecting the gap between contract ceiling and actual invoicing on smaller, task-order-driven work. Top NAICS categories span commercial and institutional building construction (three awards) and metal tank heavy-gauge manufacturing (one award).