SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC.

SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC. specializes in industrial solvent management, hazardous waste handling, and the rental and maintenance of precision parts cleaning equipment for government operations. The contractor provides end-to-end solutions for solvent-based cleaning systems, including the collection, treatment, and disposal of hazardous waste streams generated by military and federal facilities. Their technical expertise includes the operation and servicing of large- and small-scale parts washers, fuel oil recovery systems, and solvent recycling infrastructure, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and operational efficiency in high-demand industrial settings. A key differentiator is their integrated approach—combining equipment leasing with ongoing maintenance and waste management services to minimize downtime and regulatory exposure for federal users. The contractor has established a consistent presence with the Department of Defense, delivering critical support for maintenance operations across naval, air, and ground units by managing solvent-based cleaning cycles and hazardous byproducts. For the Department of the Treasury, they have provided leased solvent parts washer systems with full maintenance support, indicating a focus on mission-critical industrial asset reliability. Their work with DoD centers on sustaining readiness through compliant, closed-loop solvent systems that reduce environmental impact and operational risk. Their primary industry focus lies in hazardous waste treatment and disposal, hazardous waste collection, and commercial machinery leasing—all aligned with the lifecycle management of industrial solvents in federal facilities. This positions them as a niche provider in defense and federal industrial maintenance ecosystems, where environmental compliance and equipment uptime are non-negotiable. The company’s structure and certifications are not disclosed in available records, and no government-specific accreditations are listed. Geographic presence cannot be determined from the data provided, but their contract activity suggests a national footprint supporting federal industrial operations, particularly within defense maintenance hubs.