K&H Environmental Services, LLC

K&H Environmental Services, LLC, doing business as A-Ok Portable Services, operates as a woman-owned small business prime contractor providing portable sanitation equipment rental, delivery, setup, and maintenance services exclusively to Department of Defense and military installations across the southeastern United States. The Dublin, Georgia-based company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides and holds three significant single-award indefinite delivery contracts totaling over $24 million through 2030, anchoring a highly concentrated federal footprint driven by recurring garrison and training demand at southeastern military bases.

K&H's capability portfolio centers narrowly on portable chemical toilets, hand wash stations, hand sanitizer stations, and related sanitation infrastructure. Representative work includes a $20.1 million single-award IDC from Army Forces Command (awarded December 2024, running through March 2030) for portable latrine rental and services supporting Fort Stewart and subordinate Southeast Region installations; a $1.87 million Marine Corps IDC (awarded December 2023, through November 2028) for recurring sanitation services at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, and Marine Corps Recruit Depot Beaufort in South Carolina; and a $2.04 million Air Force IDC from Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (awarded May 2024, through May 2029) for portable toilet delivery and servicing at Robins Air Force Base. Under these parent vehicles, K&H executes task orders ranging from roughly $1,500 to over $755,000, with recent delivery orders supporting Army National Guard training cycles, garrison events, air shows, and recurring monthly sanitation support across multiple installations.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Army. The top five customer agencies by award count cover 91% of recent awards, led by the Department of the Army (22 awards, $197 thousand combined potential value) and the United States Marine Corps (20 awards, $4.9 million combined potential value). However, the potential-value ranking diverges sharply: Army Forces Command anchors the portfolio with four awards valued at $22 million combined potential value, reflecting the large IDC ceiling; the Marine Corps ranks second with $4.9 million across 20 awards; the Department of the Air Force (Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex) holds one award valued at $2 million; the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region carries three awards totaling $1.1 million; and the Navy Installations Command has issued one $262 thousand order. This concentration in large IDC ceilings at Army Forces Command combined with high-frequency, lower-value task orders from the Marine Corps at Beaufort-area installations defines K&H's revenue and recompete risk profile.

K&H holds four primary parent vehicles, all single-award IDCs under Total Small Business set-asides: Army Forces Command's W9124M25D0001 (28 task orders, $3.2 million combined potential value); Marine Corps IDC N4008524D0001 (11 task orders, $956 thousand); Marine Corps IDC N4008519D6000 (8 task orders, $762 thousand); and Warner Robins Air Force IDC FA857124D0020 (3 task orders, $249 thousand). Task order activity accelerated from 3 awards in 2022 to 20 in 2026, reflecting sustained demand for garrison and training sanitation support. However, only five awards carrying $1.1 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, suggesting manageable near-term recompete exposure relative to the large Army Forces Command and Marine Corps IDC ceilings extending through 2028 and 2030.

K&H operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontract relationships; all 57 awards in the source represent direct prime performance. The vendor holds no secondary set-aside designations beyond small business and woman-owned status. All work is performance-based at southeastern military installations, primarily Fort Stewart (Georgia), Robins Air Force Base (Georgia), and Beaufort-area Marine Corps installations (South Carolina), with subordinate National Guard training events at multiple southeastern locations. The company's competitive posture is anchored to Total Small Business set-asides and the absence of competing vendors in its narrow product niche—portable sanitation equipment for military installations—making the three large IDC platforms the core strategic assets.

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