VEOLIA UMWELTSERVICE SUED GMBH & CO. KG

Veolia Umweltservice Sued GmbH & Co. KG specializes in the inspection, maintenance, and operational support of critical environmental infrastructure systems for U.S. military installations, with a primary focus on petroleum oil and lubricant (POL) separator systems and waste collection services. The contractor delivers technical services for grease, starch, and POL separators, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and operational readiness at U.S. Army Garrison facilities in Bavaria. Their expertise includes routine inspection, preventive maintenance, system cleaning, and disposal of regulated waste streams, demonstrating deep familiarity with military environmental compliance protocols and industrial wastewater management. The firm’s technical proficiency lies in the upkeep of mechanical separation systems essential for stormwater and effluent control, positioning them as a niche provider of mission-critical environmental infrastructure support. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering services across multiple U.S. Army garrisons in Germany, particularly in Grafenwöhr, Vilseck, Hohenfels, and Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Their work supports installation-wide environmental health and safety mandates, with recurring contracts for both waste collection and specialized equipment maintenance, indicating a trusted, long-term operational partnership. Their industry focus centers on nonhazardous waste collection (NAICS 562119) and commercial/industrial machinery maintenance (NAICS 811310), with secondary work in miscellaneous waste management. This reflects a specialized market position serving military logistics and environmental compliance needs through integrated service delivery—combining waste handling with mechanical system upkeep. As a German-based entity with no federal certifications listed, Veolia Umweltservice Sued operates as a foreign-owned contractor under the 2K entity structure, serving exclusively within the U.S. Department of Defense’s overseas infrastructure support market. Their geographic presence is tightly aligned with U.S. military installations in Europe, where they provide essential environmental services under U.S. government contracting frameworks.