JERRY'S EXCAVATION INC.

JERRY’S EXCAVATION INC. specializes in the design, installation, and maintenance of on-site wastewater and potable water systems for federal facilities, with deep expertise in aerobic wastewater treatment, septic tank systems, drainfields, lagoons, and water service line construction. The contractor consistently delivers compliant, field-tested solutions for remote or underserved federal outposts, demonstrating proficiency in subsurface infrastructure that meets state and federal environmental standards. Their technical focus includes aerobic spray systems, gravity-fed septic networks, and engineered drainfield layouts tailored to site-specific soil and hydrogeological conditions, ensuring sustainable, low-maintenance operations in rural and institutional settings. The company maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, delivering critical sanitation and water infrastructure upgrades to its regional field offices, particularly in Oklahoma. Work includes full-system installations for OEH (Office of Environmental Health) facilities, often under blanket purchase agreements, indicating a trusted, repeat partnership built on reliability and adherence to technical specifications for public health compliance. Operating under NAICS 237110, the contractor is narrowly focused on water and sewer line construction, positioning itself as a specialist in decentralized, non-municipal systems rather than large-scale municipal utilities. This vertical specialization makes them a preferred vendor for federal agencies managing isolated or low-density facilities where centralized infrastructure is impractical. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Hulbert, Oklahoma, JERRY’S EXCAVATION INC. serves a regional federal footprint with localized mobilization and rapid response capabilities. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their consistent performance on HHS contracts reflects operational maturity and a proven ability to execute complex subsurface installations under federal oversight.