Scrap Recycling and Material Supply (Metals, Electronics)

The contract involves the sorting, processing, and recycling of scrap metals and electronic waste sourced from Defense Logistics Agency sites, with the scope encompassing the full lifecycle management of these materials. The work is expected to follow either a revenue-sharing model or a bulk purchase arrangement, providing flexibility in financial structure based on material volume and market conditions. The North American Industry Classification System code 336312 indicates that the primary activity relates to the manufacturing of aerospace product and parts, specifically the recycling and processing of scrap materials from defense-related electronic and metal sources. This subcontract is directly tied to the Department of Defense’s efforts to manage and recover valuable resources from retired or excess equipment, supporting sustainability and supply chain resilience. Performance will occur across multiple DLA locations without a specified single place of performance, suggesting a nationwide or multifaceted operational footprint. The contract was posted in July 2026 and is accessible through the DIBBS system, indicating it is part of a broader procurement effort to secure qualified vendors for material recovery services that comply with federal and environmental standards.