DLD ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.

DLD Environmental Services, Inc. specializes in the safe collection, handling, and disposal of hazardous waste for federal facilities, with a strong focus on compliance-driven environmental remediation. The company delivers end-to-end hazardous waste collection services under firm-fixed-price arrangements, ensuring regulatory adherence to EPA and DOT standards for transportation, labeling, manifesting, and chain-of-custody documentation. Their technical expertise includes the management of chemically contaminated materials, regulated pharmaceuticals, and legacy hazardous substances from federal sites, with demonstrated proficiency in coordinating logistics across multiple state jurisdictions. Key differentiators include rapid response capabilities, standardized field protocols for hazardous material containment, and consistent performance on time-sensitive, high-compliance missions for law enforcement and correctional facilities. The contractor maintains a deep, recurring relationship with the Department of Justice, providing routine hazardous waste collection services for federal prisons, U.S. Attorney’s offices, and investigative facilities. These engagements typically involve the removal of controlled substances, chemical residues from forensic labs, and regulated waste from detention centers. The Department of Veterans Affairs is also a consistent client, where services support environmental compliance at VA medical and administrative campuses. DLD Environmental Services operates primarily under NAICS 562112 for hazardous waste collection and 562211 for treatment and disposal, positioning itself as a specialized provider in the federal environmental services market. The company focuses exclusively on government-sector needs, avoiding commercial or industrial contracts, which allows for tailored compliance frameworks aligned with federal environmental regulations. As a small business structured as a 2L entity, DLD Environmental Services is headquartered in Plainwell, Michigan, with operational reach across multiple states. While it holds no formal government certifications, its consistent award history reflects proven reliability in meeting stringent federal environmental safety standards without reliance on formal set-aside designations.