METALS TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES LLC

METALS TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES LLC specializes in the remediation and maintenance of federal firing ranges, with deep expertise in lead extraction, berm remediation, and hazardous material containment. The company delivers comprehensive services including dust collection unit maintenance, air filter replacement, trap inspections, and structural repairs to ensure compliance with environmental and safety standards. Their technical proficiency spans soil and surface decontamination, lead stabilization, and waste handling protocols aligned with EPA and OSHA guidelines, making them a trusted provider for sensitive federal range operations requiring precise, regulated cleanup methodologies. The contractor maintains consistent relationships with the Department of Justice, General Services Administration, Department of the Interior, and Department of Homeland Security, primarily supporting law enforcement and federal facility ranges. For the DOJ, they have executed lead removal at FBI Academy facilities; for GSA, they’ve serviced USMS firing ranges; and for DHS and DOI, they’ve delivered bullet trap maintenance and berm treatment under modified scope agreements. Their work reflects a pattern of repeat engagement, indicating reliability in mission-critical, high-safety environments requiring strict regulatory adherence. The company’s primary focus is in NAICS 562910 (Remediation Services), where they deliver specialized environmental cleanup for military and law enforcement training sites, and NAICS 562112 (Hazardous Waste Collection), where they manage the safe handling and disposal of lead-contaminated debris. Their vertical specialization lies in federal range sustainability, positioning them as a niche provider for agencies managing legacy shooting facilities with ongoing lead exposure risks. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Arvada, Colorado, METALS TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES LLC operates without federal certifications but demonstrates sustained government market presence through direct task order awards. Their geographic footprint is defined by federal facility deployments rather than regional service boundaries, with operations concentrated at high-use federal ranges nationwide.