CHERRY TREE COLLECTION INC.

Cherry Tree Collection Inc. specializes in solid waste collection and recycling services, with demonstrated expertise in the removal and diversion of cardboard and other recyclable materials from federal facilities. Their technical capabilities center on compliant, efficient waste stream management, including segregation, transportation, and recycling logistics tailored to institutional environments. The company focuses on environmentally responsible disposal practices that align with federal sustainability mandates, ensuring proper handling of recyclables to meet regulatory and operational standards. Their specialization lies in targeted, high-volume recyclable collection—particularly paper-based materials—within complex facility settings requiring strict protocol adherence and minimal operational disruption. The contractor has delivered services exclusively to the Department of Veterans Affairs, providing waste collection solutions at VA medical centers or administrative sites. This relationship suggests a focused engagement in supporting VA’s facility operations through reliable, scheduled recyclable removal services, likely integrated into broader environmental compliance and green procurement initiatives. The nature of the work indicates a preference for long-term, recurring service contracts that prioritize consistency and compliance over large-scale infrastructure projects. Their primary industry focus is NAICS 562111—Solid Waste Collection—which in practice means the procurement, transport, and processing of non-hazardous municipal and institutional waste streams, with an emphasis on recycling recovery. The company positions itself as a niche provider in institutional recycling logistics, serving government facilities that require specialized handling of high-volume paper and cardboard waste. Cherry Tree Collection Inc. is a small business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in Micanopy, Florida. The company holds no federal certifications, and its market presence is geographically concentrated in the southeastern U.S., with operations centered on serving federal agency facilities through direct service delivery rather than subcontracting or large-scale contracting networks.