YONGMA SERVICE CORPORATION

Yongma Service Corporation specializes in comprehensive solid waste collection and disposal services for U.S. Department of Defense installations, with a consistent focus on routine and non-regular trash removal, food waste handling, and bulky item disposal. The contractor delivers mission-critical sanitation support across military garrisons and operational areas, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and military hygiene standards. Their technical expertise includes logistics coordination for waste haulage, segregated disposal protocols, and just-in-time service execution under dynamic operational conditions. Key differentiators lie in their ability to respond rapidly to fluctuating waste volumes, manage multi-site collection routes in austere environments, and maintain uninterrupted service continuity at high-traffic military facilities such as U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys. The company maintains an exclusive and sustained relationship with the Department of Defense, providing waste management services across multiple installations, primarily in the Pacific region. Their contract activity reflects deep integration with military base operations, supporting both garrison life and forward-deployed unit requirements through tailored, performance-based service delivery models. Yongma Service Corporation’s industry focus is narrowly aligned with NAICS 562111—Solid Waste Collection—where they operate as a specialized provider of military-grade sanitation services. Their market positioning centers on non-hazardous waste removal for federal defense infrastructure, distinguishing them through operational reliability and site-specific adaptability rather than broad commercial waste diversification. As a 2L entity headquartered in Seoul, Yongma Service Corporation operates as a foreign-owned contractor supporting U.S. government contracts overseas. The company holds no formal government certifications, and its geographic presence is focused on DoD installations in the Indo-Pacific theater, where it delivers essential environmental services under direct federal oversight.