Stericycle Inc.

Stericycle Inc., operating through its Fedgov Gs25F0011M Division and doing business as Stericycle, Inc., is a for-profit corporate entity specializing in regulated waste management and secure document destruction services. Registered in SAM.gov since January 28, 2005, the company holds a General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract under Schedule 36 for office imaging and document solutions, enabling it to compete for and execute federal contracts across multiple agencies. Stericycle provides essential document shredding, secure material destruction, and regulated waste management services to various federal entities, leveraging both on-site and mobile shredding solutions to support government agencies' records management and compliance requirements. As a large business competing without socioeconomic set-aside designations, Stericycle has established itself as a trusted federal contractor with extensive experience serving civilian and defense agencies since 2005.

Stericycle's federal contract portfolio demonstrates a comprehensive range of document destruction and waste management services provided primarily through firm-fixed-price purchase orders and blanket purchase agreement calls. The company has secured recurring contracts with the Drug Enforcement Administration for on-site document shredding at multiple locations, including facilities in Hamilton, Ohio, Cincinnati, and North Carolina, with contract values typically ranging from approximately $1,000 to $7,500 annually. The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded Stericycle multiple significant contracts, including a $816,402.35 award for document destruction services at the Puget Sound Health Care System through 2028 and an $812,951.15 contract for shredding services at the Jamaica Plain Medical Center in Boston through 2027, reflecting the company's capability to manage large-scale, multi-year destruction operations. The Defense Contract Management Agency has contracted with Stericycle for nationwide scheduled document shredding services through blanket purchase agreements valued between $34,109.50 and $82,540 for six-month to annual periods, providing bi-weekly on-site shredding at multiple locations and purging of classified materials. Additional federal partners include the U.S. Attorney's Offices, receiving on-site shredding services through GSA Schedule delivery orders; the Department of Justice Executive Office for Immigration Review, awarded an $82,572.75 shredding contract; the Indian Health Service, receiving regulated medical waste pickup and disposal services valued at $151,309.83; the U.S. Census Bureau and Federal Emergency Management Agency for emergency shredding support; and the Selective Service System for paper shredding operations. Stericycle has also served as a subcontractor to Lockheed Martin Corporation, providing shredding services in support of emergency response operations. All contracts have been awarded without socioeconomic set-aside designations, reflecting Stericycle's status as a large business competing in the open federal marketplace, with service locations spanning domestic facilities in multiple states and overseas locations including Great Britain.