Midwest Environmental Management Services, L.L.C.

Midwest Environmental Management Services, L.L.C. Midwest Division is a limited liability company registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) database as a for-profit organization located in the Midwest region of the United States. The firm has been an active federal contractor since 2005, providing sewage treatment, wastewater management, and related services to U.S. government agencies through federal contracts.

Through firm fixed price contracts, delivery orders, and purchase orders, Midwest Environmental Management Services, L.L.C. has delivered a range of sewage treatment and lift station services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Projects have included operating, maintaining, testing, and repairing wastewater treatment plants, land treatment facilities, sewage lift stations, and collection systems. Many of these contracts have supported the Corps' municipal water infrastructure needs at locations like Carlyle Lake in Illinois. Several awards were set aside for small businesses, while others did not designate a set-aside. The Corps of Engineers has been the primary agency issuing Midwest Environmental Management Services contracts in recent years, with occasional work also performed for Army installations. Midwest Environmental Management Services has served as the prime contractor on the majority of these contract actions.

Midwest Environmental Management Services, L.L.C. currently holds two active federal contract IDVs to provide wastewater management services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The first is a single award blanket purchase agreement with a $150,000 ceiling to furnish waste water treatment and maintenance at the Corps' Rend Lake facilities through June 2027. The second IDV is a $371,750 single award indefinite delivery contract set aside for small businesses to perform sewage lift station work at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers locations, particularly Carlyle Lake in Illinois. Task orders issued so far under this ID/IQ total around $308,000 and involve operating wastewater treatment plants, repairing sewage lift stations, and maintaining related infrastructure through January 2025. Orders are being issued on a firm fixed price basis to support the Corps' civil works programs.