WASTE MANAGEMENT OF OHIO, INC.

Waste Management of Ohio, Inc. specializes in end-to-end solid waste collection and recycling services for federal installations, with demonstrated expertise in managing compliant, sustainable waste streams for sensitive government facilities. Their core capabilities include scheduled and on-demand collection of municipal solid waste, hazardous material segregation, recycling program implementation, and waste stream optimization tailored to federal environmental regulations. The contractor applies industry-standard protocols for waste diversion, landfill diversion reporting, and contamination control, ensuring alignment with EPA and federal sustainability mandates. Their operational approach emphasizes logistical precision, fleet management, and real-time tracking systems to support mission-critical operations at secure federal sites. The company has delivered waste services exclusively to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, specifically supporting the Glenn Research Center. This engagement reflects a focused relationship centered on maintaining clean, compliant, and environmentally responsible operations at a high-security aerospace facility, where waste handling must accommodate unique materials such as chemical residues, electronic waste, and lab-generated debris. The contractor’s ability to meet NASA’s stringent operational and environmental standards underscores their capacity for mission-critical, high-integrity service delivery. Their primary industry focus is solid waste collection under NAICS 562111, positioning them as a specialized provider for government facilities requiring regulated, non-hazardous waste removal with recycling integration. They serve vertical markets demanding strict environmental compliance, particularly in federal research and technical environments where waste streams are complex and regulatory oversight is rigorous. Waste Management of Ohio, Inc. is a locally based entity operating from Solon, Ohio, structured as a small business under the 2L classification. While no federal certifications are currently listed, their consistent performance for NASA demonstrates proven reliability in a highly regulated federal environment. Their geographic footprint is centered on Ohio, with operational reach calibrated to support federal installations in the Midwest region.