Inland Service Corporation, LLC

Inland Service Corporation, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Killeen, Texas, operates as a prime contractor providing solid waste collection, landfill operations, and refuse management services to the Department of Defense, primarily Army installations in the Southwest Region. The vendor competes under total small business set-asides on its underlying indefinite delivery contracts and holds no federal grant awards or other-transaction vehicles; all 460 awards in the vendor's footprint are prime contracts, with zero subcontract work recorded.

Customer concentration is extreme and narrow. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region accounts for 88 awards valued at $185.1 million combined potential value — 99 percent of the vendor's combined portfolio value and 85 percent of award count. The remaining customer set is negligible: the broader Department of the Army (217 awards) carries only $1.4 million in combined potential value, the Department of the Air Force contributes 48 awards with minimal dollar value, and the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Army Corps of Engineers together represent less than two percent of the portfolio. This concentration reflects Inland's exclusive operational footprint at Army installations in Texas, particularly Fort Cavazos and Fort Hood.

Inland's work sits on five major indefinite delivery contracts through which task orders flow. The primary vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W9115105D0002, carrying 46 task orders valued at $20.6 million combined potential value. DAKF4890D0047 holds 33 task orders, DAKF4896D0016 holds 30 task orders, DABK1503D0005 holds 27 task orders valued at $937 thousand combined potential value, and DAKF4098D0023 holds 19 task orders. The largest named underlying indefinite delivery vehicle cited in recent delivery orders is the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region solid waste management contract valued at $34.6 million running through May 31, 2026, designated as a total small business set-aside.

Inland's capability portfolio is narrow and specialized. Named NAICS concentration centers on solid waste collection (133 awards) and solid waste landfill operations (39 awards); PSC codes map to housekeeping trash and garbage collection (267 awards), operation of waste treatment and storage facilities (34 awards), and landscaping and groundskeeping (45 awards). Representative recent work includes a $4.9 million firm fixed-price delivery order for area cell opening and landfill expansion (CLIN 0011) at Fort Cavazos (awarded April 2022), a $3.59 million refuse collection and waste management order at Fort Cavazos (awarded July 2025), and a $1.2 million solid waste management delivery order at Fort Hood (awarded July 2026). All task orders are firm fixed-price contracts with durations typically spanning six to twelve months.

Activity has declined sharply — five awards in 2022, five in 2023, three in 2024, one in 2025, and one in 2026. Only one award with an ultimate completion date inside the next twenty-four months ($1.2 million) faces recompete risk. The vendor has obligated $180.4 million (94 percent) of its combined $191 million potential value across all 460 awards, indicating substantial contract execution. Inland holds no identified subcontractors and operates entirely as a direct service provider to Army installations.