Stericycle Inc.

Stericycle Inc. Fedgov NON GSA Division, doing business as Stericycle, Inc., is a large business prime contractor providing regulated waste management and secure document destruction services — principally on-site and off-site shredding, hazardous waste pickup, and biohazard removal — to federal civilian agencies across 66 distinct customer organizations. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements; no set-aside work appears in the recent award footprint.

Stericycle operates as a subsidiary of Waste Management Holdings, Inc., headquartered in Houston, Texas. The Fedgov NON GSA Division maintains its primary operational facility in Fairfield, Ohio, and executes work across multiple locations nationwide. Concrete capability examples from the award record include a $1.45 million definitive contract (five-year IDIQ with base plus four options) from the Social Security Administration for regional shredding services at SSA field and hearing offices in the Atlanta region, with weekly document destruction of approximately 50,000 pounds per month; a $225 thousand national Labor Relations Board purchase order (five-year term through May 2031) for on-site and recurring secure shredding at NLRB headquarters and field offices across 47 locations using locked 96-gallon bins and National Association for Information Destruction AAA-standard processing; a $86.5 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command contract for twice-monthly document destruction across 23 locations in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, through June 2030; and a $83.5 thousand Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 definitive contract for document destruction at the Sioux Falls VA Health Care System, structured with a 12-month base and four one-year options through November 2030, covering an estimated 65,000 pounds of monthly destruction volume. The vendor also holds hazardous waste and biohazard removal work — evidenced by a $3.3 thousand quarterly hazardous waste pickup purchase order from the Federal Bureau of Prisons and a $2.9 thousand Federal Correctional Complex biohazard removal order.

Customer concentration runs heavily toward the Department of Justice and Department of Veterans Affairs. The Drug Enforcement Administration alone represents 69 awards (25% of total) valued at $459 thousand combined potential value, scattered across recurring monthly and bimonthly shredding calls at multiple field divisions. The VA National Cemetery Administration holds 50 awards ($55 thousand) — predominantly BPA calls in the $300–$1,500 range for individual cemetery locations. The U.S. Attorney's Offices account for 35 awards ($245 thousand). When ranked by dollar potential rather than award count, a stark divergence emerges: the Social Security Administration anchors the dollar portfolio at $4.8 million across just 8 awards, reflecting two large definitive contracts (the $1.45 million Atlanta region agreement and a $1.01 million Dallas region contract awarded July 2023). This concentration signals that while DEA and VA National Cemetery Administration drive transaction volume, SSA represents structural revenue concentration and recompete risk; the SSA Atlanta contract extends through March 2028, but the Dallas region agreement runs only through July 2023.

Stericycle places work under two named parent vehicles: a Blanket Purchase Agreement 36C78621A0014 (Social Security Administration, 48 task orders, $54 thousand combined potential value) and an Indefinite Delivery Contract W52P1J18D3019 (likely Joint Munitions Command or DoD-related, 6 task orders, $38 thousand). The vendor also holds a single-award $60 thousand HIPAA-compliant document disposal BPA with Air Education and Training Command at Joint Base San Antonio's 59th Medical Wing (October 2026 expiration) and a newer $1.56 million Northeast Region shredding BPA with Social Security Administration (awarded June 2026, expires November 2031).

Award velocity has remained flat at 39–41 awards per year from 2022 through 2025 (17 awards recorded for 2026 year-to-date, likely reflecting partial-year capture). Thirty awards valued at $3 million combined potential face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure; the largest near-term risk is the Dallas SSA contract (originally $23 thousand, awarded April 2023, completion July 2023 — though this may have already passed). The overall obligated-to-potential ratio stands at 67%, indicating that roughly one-third of ceiling value remains unexercised or undrawn on active vehicles.

Stericycle's footprint is overwhelmingly prime-heavy (271 of 273 awards, or 99%): two subcontract awards appear in the source — one with Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute (SEI) for three years of onsite document destruction at Pittsburgh and Arlington, Virginia offices (award date May 2025) and one with Professional Contract Services, Inc. for document shredding services (award date April 2024, Option IV funding). The vendor does not appear in a strategic subcontractor role across major primes.

Work concentrates within NAICS 561990 (All Other Support Services) — 230 awards — and PSC R614 (Support-Administrative: Paper Shredding) — 181 awards. The portfolio captures secondary capability categories including waste collection, site preparation, and facilities support, but document destruction dominates the recurring revenue stream. Hazardous waste and biohazard disposal appear as secondary revenue lines, representing 8–10% of the award count.