Used Oil Filter Recycling & Metal Recovery

The contract pertains to the collection, crushing, draining, and recycling of used oil filters, focusing exclusively on the metal components with full adherence to environmental regulations governing residual oil recovery and metal salvage. All activities must comply with established environmental standards to ensure safe handling, minimal contamination, and maximum recovery of reusable metal materials while properly managing any remaining oil residues in an ecologically responsible manner. The work is structured as a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense, and is classified under the NAICS code 336311 for automotive equipment manufacturing, indicating alignment with specialized industrial recycling operations. Performance of this contract requires coordination across logistics chains for gathering used filters from designated sources, followed by systematic processing through crushing and draining procedures to separate metal from residual fluids, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements throughout. The recovered metals are to be recycled into new industrial applications, contributing to resource conservation and waste reduction goals. Although specific geographic details, point of contact, or set-aside provisions are not provided, the contract is linked to a DLA procurement system and is active as of July 2026, signaling an ongoing operational need within the defense supply chain for sustainable and compliant waste management practices.