Teal, LLC

Teal, LLC Ideal Environmental Division (doing business as Teal LLC), a Los Banos, California-based small business manufacturer of prefabricated hazardous material storage infrastructure, operates as a prime contractor exclusively, delivering fire-rated storage buildings, chemical storage lockers, HAZMAT containers, and specialized containment units across a diversified federal customer base dominated by the Department of Defense and civilian agencies. Teal competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides, which account for the majority of its recent awards, though it also holds a seat on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule where it takes delivery orders under full-and-open competition.

Teal's capability portfolio centers on custom-engineered prefabricated metal storage solutions for hazardous materials. Representative recent work includes a $44.5 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Forest Service (awarded January 2026) for supplying, delivering, and offloading a hazardous materials building to Green Mountain National Forest in Rochester, Vermont; a $176.9 thousand Total Small Business set-aside from the Department of the Navy (September 2025) for two 32-pallet capacity HAZMAT storage units destined for Naval Base Coronado, featuring Factory Mutual approved 12-gauge steel construction and NFPA 17 fire suppression compliance; and a $140.4 thousand delivery order from the U.S. Army Reserve Command (August 2025) under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for design, manufacturing, and delivery of hazardous waste and hazardous material storage buildings. Teal's products typically incorporate fire suppression systems, explosion-proof lighting, specialized ventilation, static grounding, and Department of Transportation hazard classification signage to meet strict regulatory and environmental standards.

Customer concentration across Teal's 118 recent prime awards remains broad. The top five customers account for approximately 27 percent of award count and 28 percent of combined potential value, with no single agency dominating the footprint. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment leads by potential value (7 awards, $1.1 million combined), followed by the Department of the Army Reserve Command (6 awards, $762 thousand), the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (9 awards, $423 thousand), and the United States Marine Corps (6 awards, $313 thousand). Among the 65 distinct customer agencies served, performance spans active-duty commands, reserve components, civilian agencies including the Departments of Interior, Agriculture, and Energy, and the U.S. Coast Guard, reflecting both defense and civilian hazardous materials management requirements.

Teal's primary vehicle footprint is the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, under which 64 task orders carry $3.3 million in combined potential value. All work is delivered as prime; Teal holds no subcontract positions. Recent award velocity shows sixteen awards in 2024 and nine in 2025 (as of late 2025), though 2026 activity captured in the source data spans only a single January award. The combined potential value across all 118 awards stands at $10.6 million, with $7 million obligated (67 percent realization rate), indicating that Teal typically wins purchase orders and delivery orders in the $20 thousand to $200 thousand range, with occasional larger awards exceeding $200 thousand. NAICS coding concentration aligns with the product line: 65 awards fall under Institutional Furniture Manufacturing (presumably reflecting storage locker work), 32 under Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing, and 11 under Other Metal Container Manufacturing. Top PSC codes reflect similar segmentation — Prefabricated and Portable Buildings (43 awards) and Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers (31 awards) dominate the coding profile.

Teal operates as a registered small business in SAM.gov (active since 2017) and manufactures goods in-house at its Los Banos facility, with place-of-performance for most contracts at or near that location. The company's federal footprint is exclusively prime work — no sub-award activity appears in the source data — and all revenue derives from competitive or set-aside purchase orders and delivery orders rather than IDIQs, blanket purchase agreements, or longer-term master contracts beyond the MAS vehicle. This posture reflects a transactional, build-to-order business model serving federal customers with specialized containment infrastructure on a per-unit or small-batch basis.