Veolia Es (Uk) LIMITED

Veolia Es (Uk) LIMITED, doing business as Veolia, is a United Kingdom-registered environmental and waste management services company that provides hazardous and non-hazardous waste removal, transportation, and disposal services to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Disposition Services exclusively on a prime contractor basis, competing on a full and open competitive platform without set-aside designations. The company is foreign-owned and for-profit, headquartered in London at 210 Pentonville Road, and delivers specialized environmental remediation services grounded in NAICS 562211 (Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal) and PSC code T102 (Housekeeping—Waste Treatment/Storage).

Veolia's federal customer footprint is concentrated entirely with one agency. DLA Disposition Services accounts for all 865 recent awards and the full $14.7 million in combined potential value across the vendor's prime federal contract portfolio. The concentration is absolute: Veolia has no secondary customer base and no recorded subcontract work. This single-customer dependency carries material recompete risk; 61 awards (combined potential value $533 thousand) complete in the next twenty-four months and will face recompete.

Veolia's capability portfolio centers on removal, transportation, and disposal of petroleum, oil, and lubricant (POL) contaminated solids and liquids, heavy metal contaminated soil and liquids, waste fuel, compressed gas cylinders, lithium-ion batteries, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), persistent organic pollutants, antifreeze and anti-icing compounds, paint, and miscellaneous hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams from military installations. Representative work includes a $91.7 thousand delivery order (November 2025) for removal and disposal of POL soil less than three percent concentration at U.K. military installations; an $86.4 thousand delivery order (November 2025) for similar POL soil remediation; a $29.7 thousand delivery order (August 2025) for POL soil less than three percent and 21 cubic meter container rental; and a $28.7 thousand delivery order (June 2025) for container rental and heavy metal contaminated soil disposal. Over two hundred delivery orders have been issued since the parent IDC award in September 2021, with individual order ceilings ranging from under one hundred dollars (certificates of destruction, waste oil, antifreeze) to approximately thirty-four thousand dollars (larger soil and container-rental combinations).

Veolia operates under three active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Disposition Services. The primary vehicle, IDC SP450021D0011, carries a ceiling of approximately $4.1 million (awarded September 1, 2021, completion August 31, 2027) and has generated 433 task orders valued at $2.9 million combined potential value. Two subordinate IDCs—SP452017D0006 and SP452015D0084—have generated 308 and 121 task orders respectively, with combined values of $2.5 million and $607 thousand. All three contracts were awarded on a full and open competitive basis with no set-aside designation and support removal, transportation, and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes from military installations across Eastern and Southern Europe, Israel, and the United Kingdom. Place of performance for all work is Great Britain, United Kingdom.

Activity has remained relatively stable year over year: ninety awards in 2022, seventy-five in 2023, one hundred eight in 2024, and one hundred ten in 2025. Year-to-date 2026 reflects twenty-seven awards in the first quarter, tracking to a lower overall annual volume. The vendor has no subcontract footprint and does not operate as a member of any teaming arrangement or broader government-wide vehicle (GWAC, schedule, BPA) beyond its DLA-specific IDC positions. Veolia's federal footprint consists entirely of small delivery orders—typically firm fixed price, ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars—issued against its three single-award IDCs for environmental remediation support at U.K. military installations. Invoiced revenue across the award portfolio stands at $6.1 million (41% of combined potential value), suggesting a backlog of $8.6 million in unexercised delivery order ceilings.

Veolia competes and wins exclusively in the commercial hazardous waste management space, leveraging technical expertise in military waste streams rather than small-business or socioeconomic set-aside mechanisms. The vendor's sole customer concentration and dependence on a single set of master contracts—all expiring or facing option-period decisions within the next twenty-four months—presents substantial recompete exposure and minimal diversification into other federal agencies, contract vehicles, or geographic markets.