OREGON PACIFIC LEASING INC.

Oregon Pacific Leasing Inc. specializes in septic tank pumping, vault toilet servicing, and on-site sewage and debris removal for federal land management and rural infrastructure operations. Their technical expertise includes the safe handling, transport, and offsite disposal of hazardous waste from remote and environmentally sensitive locations, with a demonstrated focus on maintaining compliance with EPA and USDA sanitation standards. The company provides portable toilet and handwashing station logistics, routine vault pumping, and emergency response services for national forests and public lands, ensuring hygienic conditions in areas lacking municipal sewer systems. Their operational model emphasizes mobile fleet readiness, regulated waste documentation, and minimal environmental impact—key differentiators in managing high-volume, geographically dispersed federal sites. The contractor maintains a consistent partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering critical sanitation services across national forests including the Rogue River-Siskiyou, primarily supporting ranger districts and visitor facilities. They also serve the Department of the Interior with wastewater pumping and disposal operations at district offices, demonstrating adaptability to both forest service and land management agency protocols. Their relationship with these agencies is characterized by recurring, mission-critical service contracts focused on sustaining public health and environmental compliance in remote federal holdings. Operating under NAICS 562991, Oregon Pacific Leasing Inc. is a niche provider in septic and related services tailored to federal land use, distinguishing itself in the environmental services sector by serving hard-to-reach, non-urban federal properties. Their work supports sustainable land stewardship and public safety in outdoor recreation and conservation zones. As a woman-owned business structured as a 2L entity, the company is based in Coos Bay, Oregon, with localized operational capacity serving the Pacific Northwest. Their certification enhances eligibility for federal set-aside programs and reflects a commitment to diversity in government contracting.