FRATELLO AND AMICO, INC.

Fratello and Amico, Inc. specializes in hazardous waste treatment and disposal services, with demonstrated expertise in wastewater management for federal defense installations. Their core capabilities center on the safe handling, treatment, and compliance-driven disposal of contaminated water streams at military facilities, ensuring adherence to EPA regulations and DoD environmental standards. The company applies engineered systems for contaminant removal, sediment control, and effluent purification, with a focus on maintaining operational continuity at remote or mission-critical sites. Their technical proficiency includes wastewater collection infrastructure, biological and chemical treatment processes, and regulatory documentation for RCRA and CWA compliance. A key differentiator is their ability to deliver field-responsive environmental services in austere locations, supporting readiness missions without compromising environmental integrity. The contractor has performed work exclusively for the Department of Defense, providing critical environmental support to Army installations such as the 99th Readiness Division facility in West Virginia. Their engagements involve mission-critical infrastructure maintenance, ensuring that wastewater systems meet stringent military environmental protocols and do not disrupt operational readiness. Fratello and Amico, Inc. operates primarily within NAICS 562211, focusing on hazardous waste treatment and disposal, with a niche specialization in military wastewater management. This positions them as a targeted provider within the defense environmental services market, serving facilities requiring specialized, compliant, and responsive waste handling solutions. The company is structured as a small business (2L) with its primary operations based in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their demonstrated performance in high-regulation environments underscores a commitment to technical rigor and regulatory compliance. Their geographic footprint is aligned with DoD infrastructure needs, particularly in eastern U.S. military installations.