ROGER GATCH

Roger Gatch specializes in the secure handling, towing, and recycling of end-of-life motor vehicles for federal law enforcement and homeland security operations. Their core capabilities center on the logistical support of tactical training programs through the procurement and delivery of environmentally compliant salvage vehicles, including cars and motorcycles, used for target vehicle applications. They possess technical expertise in vehicle deactivation, hazardous material management, and compliant dismantling processes aligned with federal environmental regulations, ensuring that retired vehicles are repurposed or recycled without ecological risk. A key differentiator is their consistent delivery of mission-critical salvage assets under time-sensitive, as-needed protocols, supporting high-intensity training environments at federal facilities such as the Glynco FLETC. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security, providing tailored vehicle recovery and recycling services for asset disposal and tactical training programs. For the DOJ, they supply environmentally sound salvage vehicles used in law enforcement training scenarios, while for DHS, they deliver Ram Target Vehicles (RTVs) optimized for high-fidelity tactical simulations. These engagements reflect a pattern of trusted, repeat performance in sensitive, security-conscious operations requiring strict adherence to federal procurement and environmental standards. Their primary industry focus lies in Motor Vehicle Towing (NAICS 488410) and Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers (NAICS 423930), where they bridge the gap between vehicle recovery logistics and regulated materials recovery. This positions them uniquely within the federal supply chain as a specialized provider of end-of-life vehicle solutions for law enforcement and training missions, rather than general towing or scrap services. Roger Gatch operates as a small business entity based in Brunswick, Georgia, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence supports East Coast federal operations, particularly those centered on training and asset management at DHS and DOJ installations, establishing them as a niche, regionally anchored provider in the federal environmental logistics market.