CITY OF ALICEVILLE

The City of Aliceville provides essential water supply and sewer infrastructure services to federal institutional facilities, specializing in the operation, maintenance, and utility billing for government-owned water and wastewater systems. Their technical expertise lies in municipal utility management, including pipeline integrity, flow monitoring, sewage collection, and compliance with federal environmental and public health standards. They deliver continuous, mission-critical utility services under long-term service agreements, ensuring reliable water delivery and wastewater treatment for correctional and federal institutional campuses. Their capability is distinguished by seamless integration with federal procurement cycles and responsive billing adjustments aligned with actual consumption patterns, demonstrating operational agility and regulatory adherence. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Justice, providing utility services to federal correctional and institutional facilities. Their work supports the agency’s operational continuity by ensuring uninterrupted water and sewer services critical to inmate housing, sanitation, and facility compliance. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted, long-term partnership rooted in dependable service delivery and adherence to federal administrative protocols. Their primary industry focus is on water supply and irrigation systems under NAICS 221310, which in practice means managing municipal-grade water distribution and wastewater collection networks for public sector clients. They are positioned as a specialized municipal utility provider serving federal institutional infrastructure, with a narrow but deep focus on utility services rather than construction or capital projects. As a local government entity operating under structure code 2A, the City of Aliceville functions as a public authority delivering essential services within its jurisdiction. It holds no federal certifications but leverages its status as a municipal provider to meet federal contracting requirements for utility services. Geographically centered in Alabama, it serves as a regional provider with a targeted presence in federal institutional markets, particularly those requiring localized, municipally managed utility support.