WASTE CONNECTIONS OF TENNESSEE, INC.

Waste Connections of Tennessee, Inc. specializes in nonhazardous waste collection, haul, and disposal services for government facilities, with a demonstrated focus on routine solid waste management for federal installations. Their core capabilities include the provision of 30-yard roll-off dumpsters, scheduled waste pickup at biweekly intervals, and the transportation and final disposal of inert and bulky materials such as stone, marble, yard waste, and tree limbs. The company operates with precision in waste stream segregation and compliance with federal and state nonhazardous waste regulations, ensuring proper end-of-life handling at permitted disposal facilities. Their technical expertise lies in logistics coordination for intermittent but high-volume debris removal, particularly in environments requiring strict scheduling and minimal operational disruption, such as VA medical campuses and maintenance yards. The contractor has delivered services to the Department of Veterans Affairs, supporting facility maintenance and renovation activities by managing construction and landscaping waste streams. This relationship reflects a pattern of recurring, operationally critical waste removal tasks tied to infrastructure upkeep and seasonal cleanup cycles at VA medical centers and administrative sites. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 562219—Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal—where they serve as a specialized logistics provider for inert and bulky solid waste, distinguishing themselves through reliable, scheduled collection and compliant disposal protocols tailored to federal facility needs. They are positioned as a niche operator in government waste logistics rather than broad-scale municipal or industrial waste management. Waste Connections of Tennessee, Inc. is a limited liability entity headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, with no federal certifications on record. Their government market presence is regional, centered on serving federal installations in the southeastern U.S., particularly those requiring consistent, on-demand waste removal for nonhazardous materials.