Relife Recycling S.R.L.

Relife Recycling S.R.L., a foreign-owned Italian hazardous waste management and environmental remediation company headquartered in Genoa, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering hazardous waste disposal, tank cleaning, waste fuel and oil recycling, contaminated materials removal, and specialized equipment procurement to the Defense Logistics Agency's Disposition Services across U.S. military installations in the European theater.

Relife Recycling holds no small business designations and competes on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis across its federal footprint. The company is a for-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since January 2021 and maintains a named subsidiary, Ecolfer SRL, also a for-profit organization. Primary NAICS coding reflects hazardous waste treatment and disposal (424 of 425 awards) with supporting work in hazardous waste collection. The vendor's service portfolio centers on tank cleaning, waste fuel and oil recycling, identification and removal of hazardous liquids and solids, paint-related waste management, contaminated materials disposal, and procurement of specialized containers and equipment—compressed gas cylinders, oxygen bottles, 200-liter and 1,000-liter containers, fire extinguisher canisters, batteries, filters, labels, and big bags—supporting Department of Defense environmental compliance and logistics objectives at facilities including Naval Air Station Sigonella and other installations throughout Italy and select U.S. locations.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services accounts for 424 awards (99.8% of the footprint) valued at $23.7 million in combined potential value, with the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region representing a single $717 thousand award—a structural reality reflecting Relife Recycling's specialization as a regional environmental services vendor for DLADS. The vendor's two parent indefinite delivery contracts are both held with DLA Disposition Services: the original single-award vehicle (SP450020D0024), awarded September 10, 2020, with a $3.63 million ceiling and extended through September 2026, has generated 371 task orders valued at $5.4 million; a substantially larger replacement single-award IDC (SP450025D0030), awarded September 10, 2025, carries a ceiling of $13.74 million extending through September 9, 2031 and carries 51 task orders for $952 thousand. The newer vehicle represents a significant expansion of Relife Recycling's authorized scope, reflecting the contractor's established qualifications and the Defense Department's expanded hazardous materials management requirements across European military operations.

Activity has remained steady year over year—82 awards in 2022 rising to a peak of 133 in 2023, then moderating to 90 in 2025 with 35 awards visible in 2026 year-to-date through mid-April. Fifty-six awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $984 thousand, representing modest recompete exposure given the contractor's established market position under two parent IDCs. Relife Recycling operates purely as a prime, with no subcontractor footprint and no identified sub-awards in the source. All work is performed under firm fixed-price delivery orders issued by DLA Disposition Services, with performance locations split between Italy (the primary theater) and select U.S. military installations including Naval Station Norfolk and other domestic bases. The vendor's foreign ownership and absence of set-aside eligibility position it strictly as an unrestricted competitive vendor dependent on demonstrated technical qualifications and cost performance under indefinite delivery vehicles—a profile typical of specialized environmental services vendors serving military logistics infrastructure abroad.