Neie, Inc.

Neie, Inc., doing business as Neie Inc., provides biohazardous medical waste pickup, disposal, and remediation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 151 awards, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no SBA set-aside posture despite recurring Total Small Business designations on individual orders. The Quinton, Virginia–based firm operates as a for-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since 2002, with a dual capability footprint spanning specialized medical waste management for healthcare facilities and large-scale environmental remediation and equipment rental services tied to Army Corps of Engineers projects.

Neie's customer concentration is dominated by a single high-value anchor: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New Orleans accounts for 20 awards worth $203.5 million in combined potential value—nearly 87% of the vendor's total portfolio and a stark outlier relative to all other customers. The Environmental Protection Agency Region 2 (17 awards, $16.5 million) and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Vicksburg (17 awards, $6.6 million) together represent most of the remaining dollar value. The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service, despite placing 20 awards (the highest single-agency count), carries only $1.1 million in combined potential value—a signal that IHS work is predominantly small medical waste collection orders. The top five customers by dollar account for 98% of combined potential value; this concentration exposes Neie to significant recompete risk if the New Orleans IDC relationship falters or is rebid.

Neie holds positions on two dominant indefinite delivery contracts: an Indefinite Delivery Contract W912EE08A0001 (likely Army Corps of Engineers) with 53 task orders totaling $5 million in combined potential value, and an Indefinite Delivery Contract EPS20501 (EPA) with 23 task orders and $5.2 million combined potential value. The vendor also places work through blanket purchase agreements with HHS and Defense Logistics Agency. Recent awards illustrate the dual portfolio: medical waste services including a $16.9 thousand IHS order (April 2026) for biohazardous waste pickup at Arizona State University, a $12.7 thousand USDA delivery order (April 2026) for Kentucky National Brucellosis Laboratory biohazard pickup, and a $14 thousand USDA Veterinary Services order (March 2026) for option-year waste pickup in Ames, Iowa. Concurrently, Neie holds two single-award IDVs with USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service and Veterinary Services (ceilings $86.9 thousand and $81.6 thousand respectively, running through 2027–2028) that anchor ongoing medical waste disposal relationships across multiple federal research and healthcare facilities.

Activity has declined over the past three years—from six awards in 2023 to three in 2026—and only $216 thousand in combined potential value reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, suggesting mature, long-term idling contracts rather than active growth or imminent recompete pressure. The vendor's NAICS concentration splits between construction and mining equipment merchant wholesaling (54 awards) and hazardous waste collection and remediation services (24 and 24 awards respectively), with PSC codes reflecting both equipment rental (lease of construction, mining, and excavating equipment) and environmental remediation services. This dual NAICS/PSC footprint indicates that Neie operates two distinct business lines—specialized waste management for federal healthcare and research facilities, and large-scale environmental remediation and equipment provision services—likely unified under a single corporate entity but capturing vastly different customer bases and contract mechanics.

Environmental Services. Waste management services, solid waste, haz waste, medical waste. Medical Waste Transfer Station