ALLIED WASTE TRANSPORTATION, INC.

ALLIED WASTE TRANSPORTATION, INC. specializes in solid waste collection services for federal land management operations, with a demonstrated focus on refuse removal and logistical support in sensitive environmental zones. The company provides end-to-end waste haulage solutions tailored to remote and federally protected areas, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and operational standards for public land stewardship. Their technical expertise includes route optimization for rugged terrain, hazardous material segregation protocols, and coordination with federal environmental compliance teams to maintain site-specific waste handling procedures. A key differentiator is their ability to deliver reliable, schedule-driven collection services in geographically isolated locations such as national parks and monuments, where infrastructure constraints demand specialized equipment and adaptive logistics planning. The contractor has established a consistent working relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting waste management operations at Zion National Park and other federally managed sites. Their work involves modifying existing service contracts to accommodate seasonal demand, funding adjustments, and evolving environmental mandates, indicating a responsive and adaptable partnership model focused on mission-critical sanitation needs. Their primary industry focus is solid waste collection under NAICS 562111, which encompasses the pickup, transport, and disposal of municipal and institutional refuse in government-operated facilities. This vertical specialization positions them as a niche provider for federal land management agencies requiring compliant, low-impact waste removal in ecologically sensitive areas. ALLIED WASTE TRANSPORTATION, INC. is a small business structured as an 8H entity, operating from Saint George, Utah. While no formal government certifications are listed, their geographic positioning in the Southwest enables targeted service delivery to federal land management units across arid and high-traffic recreational zones. Their market presence is defined by precision service in constrained federal environments rather than broad municipal contracts.