WASTE MANAGEMENT OF COLORADO, INC.

Waste Management of Colorado, Inc. provides specialized waste management services tailored to federal agency requirements, with a demonstrated focus on temporary support for operational waste handling and disposal activities. Their core capabilities center on the safe, compliant, and efficient collection, transportation, and disposal of non-hazardous and regulated waste streams in government facilities. The contractor applies industry-standard protocols for waste segregation, documentation, and regulatory adherence under EPA and DOT guidelines, ensuring alignment with federal environmental and safety mandates. Their technical expertise includes logistics coordination for time-sensitive waste removal, chain-of-custody tracking, and just-in-time service delivery to maintain uninterrupted agency operations. Key differentiators lie in their ability to rapidly mobilize field personnel and equipment to meet dynamic federal site needs, particularly in non-routine or emergency waste scenarios. The contractor has delivered services to the Department of Justice, supporting facility maintenance and operational continuity through temporary waste management support. This relationship suggests a pattern of responding to specific, time-bound needs at DOJ facilities, likely involving court complexes, detention centers, or administrative buildings requiring routine or event-driven waste removal. Their primary industry focus is in Temporary Help Services (NAICS 561320), indicating a model of deploying skilled labor for short-term waste operations rather than long-term facility contracts. This positions them as a flexible, on-demand provider within the federal environmental services market, complementing larger, fixed-term waste management contracts. Waste Management of Colorado, Inc. is a small, locally based entity operating from Ault, Colorado, with a structure typical of a 2L-tier contractor. They hold no federal certifications, and their market presence is currently limited to direct, task-specific engagements rather than broad indefinite-delivery contracts. Their geographic footprint is regional, with operations calibrated to serve federal installations in the Mountain West.