Kenneth D Royal

Kenneth D Royal operates Royals Septic Service, a small business sole proprietorship registered in SAM.gov since 2012, specializing in providing sanitation and waste management services primarily to federal government agencies. Located in Garden Valley, California, the company focuses on delivering specialized toilet pumping, cleaning, waste removal, and related sanitation services for national forest facilities. Royals Septic Service has established itself as a reliable service provider for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, particularly in the Pacific Southwest Region, consistently securing federal contract awards for essential maintenance operations.

The company has been awarded multiple federal contracts exclusively with the USDA Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region, specifically supporting operations in the Tahoe National Forest area. These contracts primarily involve toilet pumping services, effluent removal, facility cleaning, and waste management for various recreation sites and forest management locations. Most contract awards have been set aside for small businesses, with ceiling values ranging from $685 to $104,580. The contracts typically involve firm fixed-price purchase orders and blanket purchase agreement (BPA) calls, focusing on maintaining sanitation infrastructure in remote forest locations across California, including sites in Foresthill, Garden Valley, and surrounding regions.

Royals Septic Service holds a significant Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the USDA Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region, valued at $7.5 million with a performance period through September 2027. This single-award IDV covers regional vault toilet and septic tank pumping services for the Central Sierra Zone, allowing the company to provide comprehensive sanitation services across national forest lands. Under this IDV, the company has already been awarded task orders totaling approximately $44,000, with provisions for pumping, effluent removal, cleaning, and supply stocking. The IDV requires the company to utilize vehicles capable of accessing varied terrain and to comply with state and federal regulations for wastewater and debris handling, demonstrating the specialized nature of their federal contract work.