Mark Dunning Industries

Mark Dunning Industries, doing business as Mark Dunning, is a small business prime contractor based in Dothan, Alabama, specializing in integrated solid waste management, refuse collection, recycling, and debris removal services for Department of Defense installations and federal facilities, operating under total small business set-asides across most of its federal prime footprint. The vendor competes predominantly as a set-aside prime, with 100 percent of recent awards classified as prime contracts—no sub-award activity appears in the source data.

The company's customer concentration sits heavily with Department of Defense and military branch facilities across the southeastern United States. The top five funding entities account for 81 percent of recent awards: Naval Facilities Engineering Command (110 awards, $129.3 million combined potential value), Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (179 awards, $58 million), Navy Installations Command (103 awards, $44.2 million), Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region (6 awards, $20.8 million), and Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (9 awards, $14.6 million). Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates both by order frequency and dollar volume. The potential-value ranking diverges slightly from award-count ranking—Army Southeast Region places 179 awards but anchors fewer dollars than Naval Facilities Engineering Command's 110 orders—a signal of smaller per-order values in Army Region work versus larger NAVFAC orders.

Mark Dunning Industries holds position on five principal parent indefinite delivery contracts. The largest is IDC N6945011D7577 with 116 task orders carrying $57.6 million combined potential value, followed by W911SF11D0006 with 53 task orders ($9.5 million), W911SF07D0002 with 43 task orders ($5 million), W9124G11D0005 with 57 task orders ($2.4 million), and N6945022D0036 with 46 task orders ($2.6 million). Recent representative prime work includes a $5.2 million definitive contract awarded October 1, 2025, by Air Education and Training Command for integrated solid waste management at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, running through September 30, 2030 under total small business set-aside; a $4.92 million single-award IDC awarded October 1, 2025, by Naval Facilities Engineering Command for waste management at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and related South Texas installations through March 31, 2031; a $6.54 million single-award IDC awarded August 1, 2024, by Army Northeast Region for refuse and recycling services at Fort Gregg-Adams in Petersburg, Virginia, through July 31, 2029; a $1.96 million definitive contract awarded September 12, 2023, by Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for solid waste disposal at FLETC Glynco, Georgia, through September 30, 2028; and a $3.78 million contract awarded March 1, 2022, by Air Force Global Strike Command for integrated solid waste management at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, through February 28, 2027.

Award activity has grown modestly over the recent period—17 awards in 2022, climbing to 27 in 2023, contracting to 25 in 2024, then declining to 12 in 2025 with only 1 award recorded in 2026. Seven awards (combined potential value $9.4 million) face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and represent recompete exposure. The vendor's capability footprint is highly concentrated in NAICS 562111 (Solid Waste Collection)—341 of 806 awards—with secondary activity in Facilities Support Services (120 awards) and Materials Recovery Facilities (23 awards). PSC-code distribution shows 529 awards under Housekeeping–Trash/Garbage Collection, 59 under Housekeeping–Facilities Operations Support, and 57 under Housekeeping–Custodial Janitorial, reflecting a pure-play waste-management identity across the federal customer base.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures only minimal activity: four SCI records (all prime, zero sub-named activity) spanning FY2022–FY2024, with $199 thousand in invoiced amount in FY2022 and zero recorded invoicing in FY2023 and FY2024. The single FY2022 SCI record shows 1.0 FTE and a median government-paid hourly rate of $94.14/hr. This sparse SCI footprint reflects the fact that Mark Dunning Industries' federal revenue is predominantly goods-based (equipment, dumpsters, containers) and small contract awards below the $150,000 SCI threshold rather than labor-intensive service contracts. The vendor's federal award total of $310.2 million combined potential value (with $232.1 million obligated) far exceeds the SCI-captured slice, confirming that SCI represents only a narrow view of the vendor's federal engagement.

Mark Dunning Industries operates as a traditional prime contractor with no identified sub-award relationships in the source data, meaning it builds delivery teams internally or leverages its own equipment and labor rather than subcontracting core work to other vendors. The company has served the federal government since at least 1982 and maintains a concentrated geographic and service-line focus—integrated waste management and related facilities-support services at military installations, federal law enforcement training centers, and related federal properties across the southeastern United States and select western locations (Kirtland AFB in New Mexico).