BERGESON NEIL D

Bergeson Neil D specializes in solid waste collection services for federal healthcare facilities, delivering reliable, compliant removal and disposal operations under firm-fixed-price, non-personal service contracts. Their technical expertise centers on the safe, timely, and environmentally compliant handling of medical and general solid waste in sensitive institutional settings, ensuring adherence to federal sanitation standards and operational continuity at remote or underserved health centers. The contractor’s key differentiator lies in its ability to provide localized, mission-critical waste management solutions tailored to the unique logistical and regulatory demands of federal health care infrastructure, particularly in rural or geographically isolated locations. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience supporting the Department of Health and Human Services, specifically providing waste removal services at the Woodrow Keeble Memorial Health Care Center in Sisseton, South Dakota. This engagement reflects a focused relationship with federal health facilities requiring consistent, non-personal service contracts for essential sanitation functions, with an emphasis on maintaining uninterrupted operations in federally funded tribal and rural health care environments. The primary NAICS code, 562111 — Solid Waste Collection — defines the contractor’s core market: the organized pickup, transportation, and disposal of non-hazardous solid waste from institutional and public facilities. In practice, this involves coordinating with local disposal sites, managing waste streams compliant with EPA and CDC guidelines, and ensuring service reliability under federal procurement rules. The contractor’s market positioning is narrow but mission-critical, serving federal health care infrastructure with specialized waste logistics rather than broad commercial or municipal services. Bergeson Neil D operates as a small, individually owned entity (2J structure) based in Sisseton, South Dakota, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is locally rooted, enabling rapid response and deep familiarity with regional infrastructure and regulatory environments. This localized footprint supports a niche government market position focused on delivering essential sanitation services to federal health care outposts in rural America.