WRANGLER PUMPING, INC.

WRANGLER PUMPING, INC. specializes in industrial fluid handling and environmental remediation services, primarily focused on pumping, containment, and hazardous liquid transfer operations. The company delivers critical support for soil and groundwater remediation, spill response, and dewatering operations using heavy-duty vacuum trucks, centrifugal pumps, and portable containment systems. Their technical expertise includes the safe transport and disposal of contaminated fluids, non-hazardous wastewater management, and compliance-driven site dewatering under EPA and state environmental regulations. Key differentiators include rapid mobilization, equipment redundancy for emergency response, and field-tested protocols for handling regulated substances in sensitive or restricted environments. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific federal agencies or recurring contract patterns. Consequently, no definitive agency relationships can be inferred from available data. The contractor’s operational footprint suggests potential engagement with environmental response teams, military base utilities, or infrastructure maintenance units, but without contract records, these remain speculative. The primary NAICS code 562991 classifies the business under “Other Remediation Services,” which in practice means the company provides specialized environmental cleanup support not covered by broader categories like hazardous waste disposal or asbestos abatement. Their market positioning centers on niche, time-sensitive fluid management tasks that require precision, regulatory adherence, and mobile operational agility—particularly in industrial, construction, or post-disaster settings. WRANGLER PUMPING, INC. is a small, locally based entity structured as a 2L (small business) with no federal certifications on record. Headquartered in Amarillo, Texas, the company operates regionally with a focus on field-based service delivery across the Southern Plains. Its government market presence is defined by direct, contract-driven environmental support rather than institutionalized federal program participation.