Jacksonville Spillage Control, Inc.

Jacksonville Spillage Control, Inc., a tax-exempt corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since August 2004, is a specialized environmental remediation and spillage control services provider based in Jacksonville, Florida. The company focuses on delivering critical environmental support services including spillage removal, containment, and oil spill response operations to support federal facility operations and regulatory compliance requirements.

Jacksonville Spillage Control, Inc. has established a sustained track record of providing environmental remediation services exclusively to the United States Marine Corps through federal contract awards spanning from 2021 through 2026. The company's contract work has encompassed multiple service categories including spillage control services, spillage removal services, environmental systems protection with specialized oil spill response capabilities, and Class A membership services. Specific call contract awards issued against the company's blanket purchase agreement include a $7,000 firm fixed-price contract effective April 1, 2025 through March 31, 2026; a $2,374.39 contract dated August 4, 2023 with completion by August 3, 2024; a $12,810 contract dated April 29, 2022 with completion by April 28, 2023; a $7,511.97 environmental systems protection and oil spill response contract awarded April 28, 2021 with completion by September 14, 2021; and a $7,000 Class A membership contract awarded April 15, 2021 with completion by April 14, 2022. None of these awards utilized set-aside designations, and all work has been performed at Marine Corps facilities in the Jacksonville, Florida area.

Jacksonville Spillage Control, Inc. currently holds a single-award blanket purchase agreement with the United States Marine Corps established April 28, 2023 with a ceiling value of $50,000 and an ultimate completion date of April 29, 2029. This BPA vehicle provides the Marine Corps with flexible acquisition authority to issue firm fixed-price call contracts on an as-needed basis to support environmental remediation operations at Jacksonville facilities throughout the five-year period. The BPA itself was awarded without set-aside designation and specifically authorizes spillage removal services to maintain facility readiness and support operational requirements. The Marine Corps has demonstrated continued reliance on this contract vehicle, issuing multiple calls against the BPA since its establishment, reflecting the company's established capability and the agency's ongoing need for responsive environmental remediation services at its Jacksonville installations.