J&T Recycling Corporation

J&T Recycling Corporation, a Japan-based for-profit hazardous waste management specialist headquartered in Yokohama, Kanagawa, operates as a prime contractor providing comprehensive lifecycle hazardous waste removal, transportation, treatment, destruction, recycling, and disposal services to U.S. Department of Defense installations across mainland Japan and Okinawa. The vendor competes on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations, holding two active indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services worth a combined $30.6 million through 2030.

J&T Recycling's customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services accounts for 2,362 awards (97% of total awards) valued at $132.1 million combined potential value, dominating 99% of the vendor's award footprint. The Department of the Navy Installations Command and Naval Sea Systems Command collectively represent the remaining material customer base, with 26 awards totaling $13.1 million. This concentration reflects J&T Recycling's specialized geographic and technical positioning as the primary environmental remediation contractor for U.S. military waste streams in Japan.

The vendor holds two principal indefinite delivery contracts, both awarded by DLA Disposition Services: the first, originally valued at $7.1 million in January 2023, was expanded in February 2025 to $21.16 million through February 2030; the second, awarded September 1, 2025, provides $9.24 million for Sasebo-area operations through August 31, 2030. These vehicles authorize firm fixed-price delivery orders with a minimum task order charge of $1,500. J&T Recycling's five parent IDCs (SP450020D0001, SP453014D0004, SP443005D0002, SP450020D0016, and SP453005D0002) collectively carry 1,985 task orders valued at $24.9 million combined potential value, representing the operational backbone of its federal footprint. The vendor has issued over 150 individual delivery orders across these vehicles since 2023, with individual order values ranging from approximately $1,400 to $170,000.

Capability scope spans the complete hazardous waste lifecycle: sampling, testing, removal, transportation, treatment, destruction, recycling, and final disposal. Named waste streams include industrial waste, flammable liquids and solids, compressed gas cylinders, asbestos, sludge, lithium-ion batteries, contaminated printed circuit boards, ozone-depleting substances, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) rinsate and concentrate, waste reagents and chemicals, and materials containing polychlorinated biphenyls at regulated concentrations up to 5,000 parts per million. Representative recent delivery orders include a $99.6 million industrial waste disposal order (September 2025), a $112.3 million AFFF rinsate destruction order (July 2025), a $122.6 million AFFF concentrate order (September 2024), and a $106.7 million AFFF rinsate destruction order (February 2026). The vendor also executes transportation-only and removal-only task orders, reflecting modular service delivery across DLA's waste management operations.

Activity has remained consistent at 132–182 awards annually from 2022 through 2025, with 37 awards recorded in 2026 through April. The recompete cliff shows 74 awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, representing manageable annual renewal volume relative to the vendor's total contract authority. J&T Recycling operates solely as a prime contractor with no subcontractor relationships reported in the federal award footprint; the vendor delivers all work directly through its Japan-based operations at U.S. military installations. Place of performance across all awards is Japan, supporting installations throughout mainland Japan and Okinawa. The vendor's award portfolio is heavily concentrated in Housekeeping-Waste Treatment/Storage (PSC code, 2,375 awards) and Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal (NAICS 562211, 2,305 awards), confirming tight specialization in the environmental remediation market for overseas military installations.