TOWN OF NORTH HEMPSTEAD

The Town of North Hempstead, operating through its Great Neck Water Pollution Control District, specializes in the operation and maintenance of municipal sewage treatment facilities, delivering regulated wastewater management services to federal and public sector clients. Their core capabilities include the technical administration of biological and chemical treatment processes, effluent monitoring, sludge handling, and compliance with EPA and state environmental standards for discharge permits. They possess demonstrated expertise in sustaining continuous operational readiness for critical infrastructure serving federal installations, with a focus on regulatory adherence, system reliability, and environmental stewardship in coastal and high-density municipal environments. The contractor has established a consistent working relationship with the Department of Transportation, providing specialized wastewater treatment services to support federal transportation assets, including military academies and infrastructure sites under federal jurisdiction. This partnership reflects a pattern of long-term, mission-critical service delivery where environmental compliance and uninterrupted plant operations are paramount to federal operational continuity. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 221320—Sewage Treatment Facilities—positioning them as a niche provider of municipal wastewater infrastructure services within the federal procurement landscape. They serve as a trusted operator of publicly owned treatment works (POTWs) contracted to support federal missions, distinguishing themselves through localized operational knowledge and institutional experience in managing systems that interface with federal land and waterway regulations. As a municipal entity structured as a 2A government organization, the Town of North Hempstead operates under local governance with no federal small business or socio-economic certifications. Based in Great Neck, New York, they serve as a regional provider with a focused geographic footprint, delivering essential environmental services to federal partners through established public-private contractual arrangements.