Pacific Commercial Services, Inc.

Pacific Commercial Services, Inc., a Hawaii-based HUBZone-certified small business, delivers hazardous waste collection, treatment, and disposal services to the Department of Defense and related federal agencies as a prime contractor on 98% of its recent awards. The company is a minority-owned, woman-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Kapolei, Hawaii, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides on its largest prime vehicle and in full-and-open competition on numerous smaller delivery orders.

The company's capability footprint centers on hazardous and non-hazardous waste management for military installations in the Pacific region. Representative work includes a $67.6 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Hawaii (awarded January 2025, running through January 2030) for comprehensive environmental waste management—packaging, sampling, transportation, treatment, and disposal of flammable liquids, non-RCRA blast media, organic debris, lab packs, PFAS-contaminated materials, and aqueous film-forming foam at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and other NAVFAC Hawaii locations. Pacific Commercial Services also holds a $23 million single-award IDC with Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services (October 2021 through October 2026, total small business set-aside) covering similar hazardous waste disposal and demilitarization support. Recent delivery orders under these vehicles include a $889,157 soil pile disposal order from NAVFAC (July 2025), a $384,644 environmental waste disposal order for Building 1526 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (February 2026), and numerous smaller orders for specific waste streams—flammable liquid pumps, lab packs, TCLP and PCB analysis, PFAS testing—typically ranging from several hundred dollars to $90,000 per task order.

Customer concentration is extreme and anchored by two Navy entities. Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services accounts for 2,485 awards (86% of prime volume) and $75.2 million in combined potential value, while Department of the Navy Installations Command accounts for 13 awards but $71.8 million in potential value—driven by the $67.6 million NAVFAC Hawaii IDC. These two customers alone represent 92% of the combined potential value across all awards. Naval Facilities Engineering Command contributes an additional 94 awards worth $19.1 million, and Naval Sea Systems Command another 94 awards worth $3 million. The remaining 31 customer agencies (including the U.S. Coast Guard, Army, NOAA, and National Park Service) account for less than 8% of total dollars.

Pacific Commercial Services operates primarily under two large indefinite delivery vehicles. The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services IDC (SP450022D0001) has generated 760 task orders worth $13.3 million; the NAVFAC Hawaii environmental waste management IDC (N62478-25-D-2401) has generated 59 task orders worth $10.1 million. The company also receives delivery orders under older DLA Disposition Services IDCs (SP453017D0002 with 1,127 task orders and $9.1 million in combined value, and SP453008D0003 with 535 task orders and $6.8 million). Task order volume and dollar values across these vehicles are highly fragmented; the source data shows 2,880 total awards over a 23-year span, with annual volumes ranging from 181 to 210 awards in the past five years. Within the next twenty-four months, 91 awards (combined potential value $1.9 million) reach ultimate completion date and face recompete or renewal.

Pacific Commercial Services operates as a subcontractor on a small subset of work under prime contractors including AECOM Technical Services (environmental remediation and site investigations for Navy Comprehensive Long-Term Environmental Action Navy projects at Pearl Harbor and Red Hill) and Geosyntec Jacobs (air monitoring for tank cleaning and closure efforts at Red Hill, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam). Sub work represents 2% of the portfolio by count and remains focused on environmental remediation and hazardous waste handling in the Hawaii region.

The company's set-aside posture reflects its HUBZone certification and small business status. Approximately 65% of recent awards carry a total small business set-aside designation; the remainder compete full-and-open, particularly among the smaller, specialized delivery orders for analytical testing (TCLP metals analysis, PCB analysis, PFAS testing) and equipment procurement (oxygen candles, steel drums, fractional tank rentals). This posture positions Pacific Commercial Services as a regionally specialized environmental contractor whose pipeline depends almost entirely on Defense Logistics Agency and Navy sustainment demand at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and supporting installations across the Hawaii area.

Spill recovery, monitoring & remediation; Hazardous waste removal(Id,packaging, manifesting, T&D); Industrial cleaning& Preservation(submarine,barge,ship,UST,boiler,dry/wet well);Construction: contaminated structure demolition; facility support service.