JERRY'S ELECTRIC, INC.

JERRY’S ELECTRIC, INC specializes in the safe handling, transportation, and disposal of nonhazardous industrial waste, with a demonstrated focus on oil and equipment management for federal energy infrastructure. Their technical expertise centers on compliant waste stream segregation, regulatory-aligned disposal protocols, and logistics coordination for sensitive energy sector assets. The contractor’s work involves precise documentation, route planning, and adherence to EPA and DOE waste management standards, ensuring environmental accountability during the removal and disposal of used lubricants, contaminated materials, and surplus equipment. Their ability to execute repeatable, audit-ready waste disposal operations under time-sensitive conditions represents a key differentiator, particularly in mission-critical energy facility maintenance environments. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Energy, delivering waste management services that support facility decommissioning, maintenance upgrades, and operational continuity across DOE sites. Their engagements reflect a pattern of recurring, task-based support tied to baseline procurement agreements, suggesting deep familiarity with DOE’s internal workflows, reporting requirements, and environmental compliance frameworks. While primarily classified under NAICS 238210 for electrical work, the contractor’s actual contract activity is concentrated in NAICS 562219, indicating a strategic pivot toward nonhazardous waste treatment and disposal services within the federal energy sector. This positions them as a niche provider for industrial waste logistics in environments where electrical infrastructure intersects with hazardous material handling—such as transformer oil recovery, substation maintenance waste, and equipment decommissioning. JERRY’S ELECTRIC, INC is a small, locally based business operating from Colman, South Dakota, structured as a small business under the 2L category. The company holds no formal federal certifications but leverages operational precision and regional familiarity to serve federal clients in remote or rural energy installations. Their market positioning is defined by reliability in executing specialized waste disposal tasks under strict federal oversight, particularly where electrical systems and environmental compliance converge.