Suntiff, LLC

Suntiff, LLC, headquartered in Commerce, California, operates as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and minority-owned enterprise delivering portable sanitation, solid waste collection, and facility maintenance services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor across 53 distinct customer organizations. The vendor competes predominantly under small-business set-asides—total small business (TSB), service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), and no set-aside—reflecting its posture as a certified small disadvantaged business with veteran and Hispanic American ownership designations.

Suntiff's capability portfolio concentrates on four core service lines grounded in work spanning 105 recent awards valued at $44.3 million combined potential value. The largest category is vault toilet and septic tank pumping services at national forests, recreation areas, and federal facilities—56 awards under NAICS 562991 (Septic Tank and Related Services), including contracts such as a $422 thousand Angeles National Forest toilet pumping agreement (Forest Service Region 5, awarded February 2026), a $271 thousand Tellico Ranger District vault service IDIQ (Forest Service Region 8, definitive contract April 2026), and a $180 thousand White River National Forest BPA (Forest Service Region 2, July 2024). Solid waste and trash collection represents the second pillar—30 awards under NAICS 562111 (Solid Waste Collection)—exemplified by a $919 thousand Indian Health Service solid waste collection contract at Whiteriver, Arizona (awarded July 2025, no set-aside), a $919 thousand Bureau of Engraving and Printing parking program contract (awarded November 2025, five-year base plus two option years), and a $383 thousand Army non-personal refuse and recycling contract across 17 Ohio locations (awarded July 2025, SDVOSB set-aside). Laundry and facility services form a smaller but established third pillar: a $280 thousand VA linen and laundry services contract in San Antonio (Veterans Integrated Service Network 17, awarded January 2025, SDVOSB set-aside), and a $209 thousand Army Presidio of Monterey laundry and dry cleaning IDIQ (Army Sustainment Command, awarded December 2024, total small business set-aside). The vendor has also diversified into document shredding, portable restroom trailers, and specialized services—including a $6.43 million Bureau of Engraving and Printing parking program contract (the largest single award in the portfolio, awarded November 2025).

Customer concentration is stark and skewed toward Army National Guard work. The Indiana Army National Guard anchors the portfolio with 14 awards worth $11.3 million—54% of the vendor's combined potential value—primarily task orders under a $7.5 million single-award indefinite delivery contract for portable latrine and handwash station provision and servicing at Camp Atterbury and Muscatatuck Urban Training Center (awarded February 2025, total small business set-aside). The Department of Army Corps of Engineers represents the second concentration at $5.3 million across three awards (refuse services, septic pumping, and debris removal). The Navy (NAVFAC) places five awards worth $1.3 million for integrated solid waste management at Naval Air Station Meridian under a $966 thousand parent IDIQ (November 2024, total small business set-aside). The Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 and National Cemetery Administration collectively add $1 million across six awards covering laundry, grease trap, and trash removal. These top five customers account for 44% of combined potential value, with the Indiana National Guard alone representing 26% of total contract dollars.

Vehicle position reflects Suntiff's reliance on indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements as its primary federal contracting mechanisms. The vendor holds ten task orders (combined $2.6 million) under the Indiana National Guard's parent Indefinite Delivery Contract W912L925DA002 for portable latrine and handwash services. NAVFAC's integrated solid waste management IDIQ at NAS Meridian (N6945025D0010, $966 thousand ceiling) has issued four delivery orders worth $352 thousand. A $6.5 million blanket purchase agreement with Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Bragg (MICC Fort Bragg, awarded February 2025) for lease of portable latrines, handwash stations, holding tanks, and fresh/grey water removal has not yet generated reported task orders but represents significant pipeline capacity. Suntiff also holds a $5 million BPA with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District for AWS Certified Welding Inspector services (May 2025, total small business set-aside)—an outlier service line suggesting capability expansion beyond core sanitation. Single-award IDIQs with the Federal Bureau of Prisons ($492 thousand, solid waste removal at FCI Loretto), U.S. Special Operations Command ($80 thousand, sanitation equipment at Naval Special Warfare Center East Ranges), and Army Sustainment Command ($209 thousand, laundry at Presidio of Monterey) round out the IDV footprint. The vendor places work under no parent contract vehicles (GWACs or other civilian multi-agency IDIQs) visible in the source; all work routes through agency-specific indefinite delivery contracts or purchase orders.

Activity trajectory shows rapid acceleration. The vendor reported 13 awards in 2024, expanded to 61 in 2025, and has posted 31 awards so far in 2026 (as of August 24, 2026)—a five-fold growth in a two-year span. Most of the 105 awards in the portfolio are recent, with 92% awarded in 2025 or later. Combined obligated dollars ($9.7 million) represent only 22% of combined potential value ($44.3 million), indicating heavy concentration of ceiling amounts relative to actual invoicing—typical of IDIQ and BPA structures where task orders and calls draw down contract capacity over time. Within the next twenty-four months, 14 awards carrying combined potential value of $1.2 million face ultimate completion dates, creating a moderate recompete window, though the largest parent vehicles (Indiana National Guard IDIQ, Army MICC BPA, Corps of Engineers BPA for CWI services) extend through 2029 or 2030 and represent higher-value recompete risk for incumbency.

Suntiff is entirely prime-focused—105 of 105 awards (100%) are prime contracts or IDVs with no reported subcontract footprint in the source data. The vendor performs work nationwide at 53 distinct federal customer locations, with significant geographic spread across military installations (Camp Atterbury, Francis E. Warren AFB, Naval Air Station Meridian, MCRD San Diego), national parks and forests (Yellowstone, Wolf Trap, Point Reyes, Angeles National Forest, various Forest Service ranger districts), federal cemeteries (Culpeper, Los Angeles, Quantico, Tahoma), and Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers. NAICS concentration skews heavily toward septic and waste services (NAICS 562991 and 562111 account for 86 of 105 awards), with ancillary codes for laundry, parking, and support services comprising the balance. Set-aside posture across the prime footprint is mixed but lean toward small-business-only vehicles: total small business set-asides account for approximately 65% of the award count, service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-asides for roughly 20%, and full-and-open (no set-aside) awards for the remainder—reflecting aggressive pursuit of both SDVOSB-carved and TSB-carved solicitations, with occasional full-and-open wins on large-value contracts such as the $6.43 million parking program and the $919 thousand Indian Health Service waste collection award.

Suntiff, LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business delivering dependable support services to federal agencies. Our expertise includes sanitation, waste management, laundry, vault pumping, landscaping, parking, and language translation. We manage complex service delivery with clarity, accountability, and a focus on compliance and performance, helping agencies operate smoothly in diverse environments.