Waste And Water Logistics, LLC

Waste And Water Logistics, LLC, a Helper, Utah–based women-owned small disadvantaged business and Department of Transportation–certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, provides waste management and sanitation services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor exclusively, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides. The vendor operates under the trade name "I Got Poop" and delivers portable toilet rentals, septic tank pumping, hand washing stations, vault toilet maintenance, dumpster services, and recycling support across the western United States, with particular concentration in wildfire and emergency response logistics.

Waste And Water Logistics' customer base is heavily concentrated in the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management, together accounting for roughly 81 of the vendor's 115 prime awards (70% by count). The Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center anchors the dollar footprint—5 awards carrying $15.2 million in combined potential value—while the BLM Utah Region places 31 awards worth $2.5 million and the Forest Service Region 4 Intermountain Region issues the highest award frequency at 50 task orders valued at $1.2 million combined. The National Park Service Intermountain Region and the Bureau of Reclamation round out the active customer set. Representative work includes a $747,681 pit toilet and septic pumping contract at Zion National Park through June 2027, a $240,271 recycling and roll-off container service order for Bryce Canyon National Park through September 2028, a $180,000 septic tank pumping agreement at Arches National Park through July 2028, and a $1.1 million BLM Canyon Country District vault toilet pumping purchase order spanning 197 toilets across 87 Utah locations through March 2030.

The vendor holds two significant multi-year IDIQs and one basic ordering agreement anchoring its federal service delivery. The National Interagency Fire Center awarded a $7.5 million Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement (multiple award, 100% small business set-aside) in May 2025, with a completion date of June 30, 2027, supporting portable toilets, wheelchair-accessible units, and hand wash stations for wildfire and all-hazard incident response across the Forest Service, BLM, National Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and state wildland fire agencies nationwide. A parallel $7.5 million Basic Ordering Agreement from June 2024 (also through June 30, 2027) covers the same service scope under the Forest Service National Interagency Fire Center. The Forest Service Region 04 awarded a $900,000 single-award IDIQcontract in May 2026 for vault and toilet pumping across Dixie, Manti-La Sal, and Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forests through May 2031. Task orders under these vehicles total $290 thousand to $283 thousand in combined potential value, with between 5 and 23 task orders per vehicle reflecting the vendor's role as a call-order provider for routine and emergency sanitation needs.

Award activity accelerated in 2024 (27 awards) from a baseline of 1 award in 2022, then moderated to 9 awards in 2025 and 5 awards so far in 2026, suggesting seasonal patterns tied to wildfire response cycles. Within the next twenty-four months, three awards carrying $1.2 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion and enter recompete exposure. Waste And Water Logistics competes entirely as a prime (100% of awards), with no subcontractor relationships in the source record. The NAICS footprint is dominated by Septic Tank and Related Services (69 awards) with secondary exposure in Support Activities for Forestry (16 awards), Solid Waste Collection (10 awards), and Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (5 awards). The PSC footprint aligns—Lease/Rental of Sewage and Waste Facilities (34 awards) and Housekeeping Waste Treatment/Storage (18 awards) represent the bulk of activity.

Service Contract Inventory data captures limited coverage due to the micro-purchase and small-purchase-order structure of the vendor's typical awards. SCI records show $157 thousand in invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025 (five contracts, all prime), with $28 thousand in FY2022 and $129 thousand in FY2024 at contract-level FTE reporting of roughly 0.1 to 0.2 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts run consistently around $269/hr (median, with tight clustering from $267–$271/hr across the 10th to 90th percentile spread), reflecting the labor-intensive field service nature of waste management and sanitation work. The vendor performs all work with its own labor on SCI-reportable contracts; sub-engagement is zero. This narrow SCI window understates the vendor's actual federal footprint and workforce, as the majority of Waste And Water Logistics' revenue derives from purchase orders and delivery orders below or near the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold.