WASTE MANAGEMENT OF WASHINGTON, INC

Waste Management of Washington, Inc. specializes in solid waste collection and disposal services, delivering reliable refuse handling solutions tailored to federal facility operations. Their technical expertise includes municipal solid waste logistics, curbside and centralized collection systems, transfer station coordination, and end-of-line disposal compliance with environmental and safety regulations. The contractor demonstrates proficiency in managing waste streams under strict operational timelines, ensuring timely removal and lawful disposal in accordance with federal and state environmental standards. Their approach emphasizes operational efficiency, route optimization, and adherence to hazardous waste protocols where applicable, positioning them as a dependable provider for mission-critical waste services in controlled environments. The company has performed work for the Department of Defense, providing refuse collection and disposal services at military installations and utility-managed facilities. This engagement reflects a focused relationship with defense infrastructure operations, where consistent, secure, and compliant waste management is essential to base readiness and environmental stewardship. Their work supports the DoD’s broader sustainability and installation maintenance objectives through routine, high-volume waste removal and proper disposal chain management. Their primary industry focus is solid waste collection (NAICS 562111), a vertical centered on the physical collection, transportation, and disposal of non-hazardous municipal refuse. The contractor’s market positioning is narrow but precise, serving government entities requiring dependable, regulated waste removal services without ancillary recycling or hazardous waste treatment capabilities. They operate as a specialized service provider within the federal environmental support sector. Waste Management of Washington, Inc. is structured as a small business (2L entity) headquartered in Ellensburg, Washington. While they hold no formal government certifications, their operational footprint is anchored in the Pacific Northwest, with demonstrated capacity to serve federal installations in remote or constrained locations. Their business model prioritizes local responsiveness and regulatory compliance over broad diversification.