Hazardous Waste Disposal for Military Bases

Comprehensive Hazardous Waste Management Services for Department of Defense Installations Nationwide

Military installations and defense facilities generate diverse hazardous waste from training operations, weapons systems maintenance, vehicle and aircraft operations, and facility support. From petroleum products and solvents to specialized military chemicals and equipment maintenance waste, proper disposal must meet strict federal and DoD requirements. Hazardous Waste Disposal provides expert waste management services tailored to military installation needs and defense procurement processes.

Call (800) 582-4833 for military base waste services or email info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

Understanding Military Base Hazardous Waste

Military installations are among the most complex waste generators due to diverse missions, specialized equipment, large-scale operations, and unique military materials. Proper waste management supports mission readiness, regulatory compliance, environmental stewardship, and community relations.

Why Military Waste Management Matters:

• EPA RCRA regulations fully apply to DoD

• Federal Facilities Compliance Act

• DoD environmental directives and instructions

• Mission readiness and operational capability

• Training range sustainability

• Installation restoration program compliance

• Community relations and environmental justice

• Congressional oversight

• Budget accountability

• Security and safety requirements

• Environmental cleanup liability

• Permit requirements

Common Military Base Waste Streams:

• Petroleum, oils, and lubricants (POL)

• Aircraft maintenance waste

• Vehicle and equipment maintenance waste

• Weapons system maintenance waste

• Paints and coatings (specialized military)

• Solvents and degreasers

• Contaminated materials and shop waste

• Laboratory chemicals

• Medical waste (base hospitals/clinics)

• Ammunition and explosives waste (specialized)

• Training range waste

• Contaminated soil and remediation waste

• Universal waste (batteries, lamps, electronics)

• Legacy waste and contamination

• Installation closure waste (BRAC)

Types of Military Installations We Serve

Army Installations

U.S. Army facilities:

Training Bases:

• Fort Benning, Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell, etc.

• Basic and advanced training

• Maneuver training

• Live-fire exercises

• Equipment operations

Combat Arms Installations:

• Infantry divisions

• Armor units

• Artillery units

• Aviation units

• Special operations

Logistics & Maintenance:

• Depots and arsenals

• Maintenance facilities

• Supply centers

• Equipment overhaul facilities

Specialized Facilities:

• Ammunition plants

• Proving grounds

• Research facilities

• Medical centers

Waste generated:

• Vehicle maintenance (tanks, trucks, tactical vehicles)

• Aircraft maintenance (helicopters, fixed-wing)

• Weapons cleaning and maintenance

• POL products (large volumes)

• Paints and corrosion control

• Solvents and degreasers

• Ammunition manufacturing/demil waste

• Range cleanup materials

• Training area contamination

• Medical facility waste

Navy & Marine Corps Installations

Naval and Marine facilities:

Naval Stations & Bases:

• Ship homeports

• Aircraft carriers

• Submarine bases

• Surface ship facilities

• Port operations

Naval Air Stations:

• Carrier-based aircraft

• Maritime patrol

• Helicopters

• Maintenance and repair

Marine Corps Bases:

• Infantry training

• Aviation operations

• Amphibious operations

• Logistics bases

Shipyards & Maintenance:

• Naval shipyards

• Fleet maintenance facilities

• Ship repair

• Submarine maintenance

Specialized Facilities:

• Explosive ordnance disposal (EOD)

• SEAL team facilities

• Marine Expeditionary Units

• Medical facilities

Waste generated:

• Aircraft maintenance (carrier aircraft, helicopters)

• Ship maintenance waste

• Jet fuel and POL products

• Specialized coatings and paints

• Hydraulic fluids (aircraft, ships)

• Solvents and degreasers

• Bilge waste coordination

• Electrical equipment waste

• Weapons systems maintenance

• Amphibious vehicle maintenance

Air Force Bases

U.S. Air Force installations:

Air Bases:

• Fighter wings

• Bomber wings

• Tanker wings

• Airlift wings

• Training wings

Specialized Facilities:

• Missile bases (ICBM)

• Space Force facilities

• Test and evaluation

• Research laboratories

• Air Force medical centers

Maintenance Facilities:

• Aircraft maintenance

• Depot-level maintenance

• Engine overhaul

• Equipment repair

Waste generated:

• Aircraft maintenance (fighters, bombers, transports)

• Jet fuel (JP-8) and POL products

• Hydraulic fluids (extensive use)

• Specialized aerospace coatings

• Cleaning solvents

• Corrosion control materials

• Missile system waste

• Electronic systems waste

• Engine maintenance waste

• Deicing chemicals

Joint Bases

Multi-service installations:

• Joint Base Lewis-McChord (Army/Air Force)

• Joint Base San Antonio (Air Force/Army)

• Joint Base Charleston (Air Force/Navy)

• Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (Navy/Air Force)

• Others nationwide

Waste characteristics:

• Combined waste streams from multiple services

• Coordinated waste management

• Larger volumes

• Diverse waste types

National Guard Facilities

State National Guard installations:

• Army National Guard armories

• Air National Guard bases

• Training sites

• Maintenance facilities

Waste generated:

• Vehicle and aircraft maintenance

• Equipment maintenance

• Facility maintenance

• Generally smaller volumes than active installations

Defense Logistics Agency Sites

DLA facilities:

• Distribution centers

• Storage depots

• Disposition services

• Fuel facilities

Waste generated:

• Fuel storage operations

• Equipment maintenance

• Warehouse operations

• Disposal operations support

Common Military Base Waste Materials

Petroleum, Oils & Lubricants (POL)

Large volume waste stream:

Used Oils:

• Motor oil (vehicles, generators, equipment)

• Turbine oil (aircraft engines)

• Hydraulic oil (aircraft, vehicles, weapons systems)

• Gear oil (transmissions, differentials)

• Compressor oil

• Transformer oil

Characteristics:

• Very large volumes at major installations

• Often recyclable as used oil

• Testing required (halogen content)

• Proper segregation important

• Clean oil free recycling possible

Typical volumes:

• Large air base: 50,000-200,000 gallons/year

• Large army base: 30,000-150,000 gallons/year

• Naval station: 40,000-180,000 gallons/year

Management:

• Maximize used oil recycling (free/low cost)

• Keep clean and segregated

• Contaminated oil requires disposal

• Significant cost savings through recycling

Jet Fuel & Aviation Fuels

Military aviation fuels:

• JP-8 (primary military jet fuel)

• JP-5 (Navy carrier operations)

• Aviation gasoline (Avgas)

• Contaminated fuel

• Fuel tank bottoms

• Fuel-water separator waste

Becomes waste:

• Off-specification fuel

• Contaminated fuel

• Tank cleaning residues

• Spill cleanup materials

• Filter elements

Characteristics:

• Flammable (D001)

• Large volumes possible

• Requires proper handling

Aircraft Maintenance Waste

From military aviation:

Hydraulic Fluids:

• MIL-spec hydraulic fluids (MIL-PRF-83282, etc.)

• Large volumes on aircraft

• Regular servicing requirements

• Flight control systems

• Landing gear

• Weapons systems

Solvents & Cleaners:

• Stoddard solvent

• Safety solvents

• Degreasing compounds

• Parts cleaning

• Precision cleaning

Coatings:

• Corrosion control coatings

• Camouflage paints

• Specialized aerospace coatings

• Chromate-containing (being phased out)

• Primers and topcoats

Other Materials:

• Oxygen system fluids

• Hydraulic contaminated materials

• Engine wash waste

• Composite materials

• Sealants and adhesives

Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance Waste

From military vehicle fleets:

Tactical Vehicles:

• HMMWV (Humvee)

• MRAP vehicles

• Light tactical vehicles

• Heavy trucks

Combat Vehicles:

• Tanks (M1 Abrams)

• Bradley fighting vehicles

• Armored personnel carriers

• Self-propelled artillery

Support Equipment:

• Generators

• Construction equipment

• Material handling equipment

• Ground support equipment

Waste generated:

• Engine oils

• Transmission fluids

• Coolants/antifreeze

• Hydraulic fluids

• Brake fluid

• Diesel fuel

• Greases

• Cleaning solvents

• Contaminated shop materials

Weapons System Maintenance Waste

From weapons and ordnance:

Small Arms:

• Cleaning solvents

• Lubricating oils

• Bore cleaner

• Carbon removers

• CLP (cleaner, lubricant, protectant)

Heavy Weapons:

• Artillery cleaning materials

• Fire control system fluids

• Hydraulic fluids

• Specialized lubricants

Missile Systems:

• Hydraulic fluids

• Guidance system materials

• Specialized chemicals

• Testing materials

Characteristics:

• Specialized military formulations

• Security considerations

• Proper handling required

Paints & Corrosion Control

Military coatings:

Aircraft Coatings:

• Specialized aerospace paints

• Chromate primers (legacy, being phased out)

• Polyurethane topcoats

• Camouflage schemes

• Anti-corrosion treatments

Vehicle Coatings:

• CARC (Chemical Agent Resistant Coating)

• Camouflage paints

• Corrosion preventive compounds (CPC)

• Tactical colors

Facility Coatings:

• Structural paints

• Equipment coatings

• Maintenance paints

Characteristics:

• May contain heavy metals (chromium, lead - older)

• Specialized formulations

• Large volumes

• Strict application requirements

Range & Training Area Waste

From firing ranges and training:

Lead:

• Bullet impact berms

• Lead-contaminated soil

• Small arms range cleanup

• Regular removal required

Other Metals:

• Copper jackets

• Steel casings

• Shrapnel

Explosives Residues:

• TNT, RDX, HMX

• Training munitions residues

• Specialized cleanup required

Management:

• Range cleanup programs

• Soil excavation and disposal

• Specialized disposal facilities

• Ongoing maintenance

Installation Restoration Waste

From environmental cleanup:

Contaminated Soil:

• Petroleum contamination

• Solvent contamination

• Heavy metals

• Chlorinated solvents (historic)

• Pesticides (old storage areas)

• POL area contamination

Groundwater Treatment:

• Pump and treat systems

• Carbon filters

• Treatment residuals

• Contaminated water

Building Cleanup:

• Asbestos (coordination)

• Lead paint

• PCBs

• Mercury

Large volumes during IRP projects

Laboratory Chemicals

From base laboratories:

Medical Labs:

• Clinical laboratory chemicals

• Pathology chemicals

• Microbiology media

• Preservatives

Environmental Labs:

• Analytical reagents

• Testing chemicals

• Standards

Research Labs:

• Various chemicals

• Experimental materials

• Specialized compounds

Medical Waste

From military medical facilities:

• Pharmaceutical waste

• Chemotherapy drugs (some facilities)

• Laboratory chemicals

• Formaldehyde and preservatives

• X-ray chemicals (declining)

• Disinfectants

• Mercury devices (being phased out)

Similar to civilian hospitals

Universal Waste

Extensive at military bases:

• Batteries (vehicles, equipment, UPS, backup)

• Fluorescent lamps (large facilities)

• Mercury devices (switches, thermostats)

• Electronics (computers, communications, test equipment)

• Lead-acid batteries (large quantities)

PCB Materials

Legacy equipment:

• PCB transformers (pre-1979)

• PCB capacitors

• Electrical equipment

• Still found at older installations

• Removal programs ongoing

Military Base Waste Regulations

Federal Facilities Compliance Act (FFCA)

Applies to DoD:

• DoD subject to same EPA regulations as private sector

• State inspection and enforcement authority

• Waives sovereign immunity

• Compliance required

• Penalties can apply

EPA RCRA Regulations

Generator requirements:

• Military bases typically Large Quantity Generators (LQG)

• Generate >1,000 kg/month hazardous waste

• 90-day accumulation limit

• Full RCRA compliance required

• EPA ID number required

• Personnel training mandatory

• Contingency plans

• Weekly inspections

• Complete record keeping

DoD Environmental Directives

Department of Defense requirements:

DoD Instruction 4715.05:

• Environmental compliance

• Hazardous waste management

• Pollution prevention

• Environmental management systems

Service-Specific Regulations:

• Army regulations (AR 200-1)

• Navy instructions (OPNAVINST 5090.1)

• Air Force instructions (AFI 32-7042)

• Marine Corps orders

Installation Restoration Program (IRP)

DoD cleanup program:

• Contaminated site investigation

• Remedial actions

• Long-term monitoring

• Community involvement

• Federal facility agreement compliance

Range Sustainment

Training range requirements:

• Range management

• Munitions constituents cleanup

• Lead management

• Best management practices

• Long-term sustainability

Security Requirements

Installation access:

• Background checks required

• Security clearances (some facilities)

• Base access procedures

• Installation passes

• Escort requirements

• Vehicle inspection

• Restricted area protocols

We maintain necessary clearances

State Regulations

State authority applies:

• State hazardous waste regulations

• State inspections

• Permits and notifications

• May be more stringent than federal

• Compliance required under FFCA

Our Military Base Waste Services

Installation-Wide Waste Management

Comprehensive base service:

• All waste streams

• Multiple generation points

• Coordinated pickup schedules

• Consistent procedures

• Single point of contact

• Consolidated billing and reporting

POL (Petroleum, Oils & Lubricants) Management

Complete POL services:

• Used oil collection and recycling

• Bulk fuel disposal

• Contaminated fuel management

• Fuel-water separator waste

• Tank bottom disposal

• Large volume capability

Free recycling for clean used oil saves significant costs

Aircraft Maintenance Waste

Aviation-specific services:

• Hydraulic fluid disposal

• Solvents and cleaners

• Aerospace coating waste

• Engine wash waste

• Contaminated materials

• Filter elements

• Specialized handling

Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance

Fleet maintenance waste:

• Shop waste collection

• Oil and fluid disposal/recycling

• Solvent waste

• Contaminated materials

• Filters and batteries

• Paint waste

• Large volume capability

Weapons System Maintenance Waste

Specialized materials:

• Weapons cleaning materials

• Small arms cleaning waste

• Heavy weapons maintenance waste

• Specialized chemicals

• Security-compliant handling

Laboratory Pack Services

For base laboratories:

• Medical lab waste

• Environmental lab waste

• Research lab waste

• Proper segregation

• DOT-compliant packing

• Unknown chemical ID

• Complete documentation

Universal Waste Programs

Base-wide universal waste:

• Battery collection (all types, large volumes)

• Lamp recycling (extensive facility lighting)

• Mercury device collection

• Electronics recycling

• Multiple collection points

• Regular schedules

• Complete compliance

Range & Training Area Cleanup

Range maintenance:

• Lead-contaminated soil disposal

• Range cleanup support

• Bullet impact berm material

• Training area contamination

• Large volume capability

• Specialized disposal

Installation Restoration Support

IRP project services:

• Contaminated soil disposal

• Groundwater treatment waste

• Building cleanup waste

• Tank closure support

• Large-scale remediation

• Federal facility agreement compliance

• Complete documentation

PCB Waste Disposal

Legacy equipment removal:

• PCB transformer disposal

• PCB testing

• TSCA-compliant disposal

• Complete documentation

• Removal coordination

Paint & Coating Waste

Military coating disposal:

• CARC paint waste

• Chromate-containing materials

• Aerospace coatings

• Facility paint waste

• Large accumulated quantities

• Aerosol can disposal

Medical Waste Services

Military medical facilities:

• Pharmaceutical disposal

• Laboratory chemicals

• Formaldehyde waste

• Medical equipment waste

• Chemotherapy waste (where applicable)

Emergency Response

24/7 emergency services:

• Spills and releases

• Equipment failures

• Training incidents

• Natural disaster cleanup

• Rapid response

• Mission continuity support

BRAC Support

Base Realignment and Closure:

• Complete waste removal

• Facility decontamination

• Environmental cleanup

• Equipment disposal

• Transfer-ready condition

• Final closure support

Training & Consultation

Installation support:

• RCRA compliance training

• DoD directive compliance

• Waste management procedures

• Unit environmental coordinator support

• Inspection preparation

• Best management practices

Military Base Disposal Costs

Military pricing considerations:

• Competitive with federal sector

• Volume discounts (large quantities)

• Annual contract pricing

• Multi-installation contracts

• Mission support focus

Typical Pricing:

POL Products:

• Clean used oil: Often FREE recycling

• Contaminated oil: $2-$6 per gallon

• Hydraulic fluids: $3-$8 per gallon

• Jet fuel waste: $3-$10 per gallon

• Antifreeze: $2-$6 per gallon

Aircraft Maintenance:

• Solvents: $5-$15 per gallon

• Hydraulic contaminated materials: $150-$500 per drum

• Aerospace coatings: $5-$12 per gallon

Vehicle Maintenance:

• Used oil: Often FREE recycling

• Shop waste: $150-$500 per drum

• Paint waste: $3-$10 per gallon

Laboratory Chemicals:

• Lab pack (55-gallon drum): $1,000-$2,500

• Medical lab waste: $800-$2,000 per drum

Universal Waste:

• Fluorescent lamps: $0.15-$0.50 per linear foot

• Lead-acid batteries: Usually FREE recycling

• Other batteries: Varies by type

Range Cleanup:

• Lead-contaminated soil: $150-$600 per ton

• Depends on lead concentration

Installation Restoration:

• Contaminated soil: $100-$600 per ton

• Varies by contamination type

• Large projects: Volume pricing

Bulk Services:

• Tanker service: $1,500-$5,000 per load plus disposal

• Roll-off service: $800-$3,000 per load plus disposal

Annual Installation Costs:

Small Army/Air National Guard Base:

• Annual total: $50,000-$200,000

Medium Army Post:

• Annual total: $300,000-$1,000,000

Large Air Force Base:

• Annual total: $500,000-$2,000,000

Major Naval Station:

• Annual total: $800,000-$3,000,000

Large Army Installation (Fort Hood, Fort Bragg, etc.):

• Annual total: $1,000,000-$5,000,000+

IRP Project (Large Remediation):

• Project cost: $500,000-$10,000,000+

Call (800) 582-4833 for military installation pricing

Waste Minimization for Military Bases

DoD Requirements

Mandated programs:

• Pollution prevention (P2) required

• Waste reduction goals

• Sustainability requirements

• Environmental management systems

• Metrics and tracking

• Executive order compliance

Source Reduction

Reduce generation:

• Better inventory management

• Eliminate unnecessary materials

• Process improvements

• Less hazardous alternatives

• Extended product life

• Employee training

POL Management

Oil recycling focus:

• Maximize used oil recycling

• Oil analysis programs

• Extend oil change intervals

• Keep oil clean

• Proper storage

• Free recycling saves significant money

Proper Segregation

Keep streams separate:

• Clean oil separate from contaminated

• Different waste types separated

• Enable recycling opportunities

• Reduce disposal costs

• Maximize resource recovery

Green Purchasing

Environmentally preferable products:

• Less hazardous alternatives

• Lower VOC products

• Water-based options

• Longer-life materials

• Federal green purchasing requirements

Training & Awareness

Personnel programs:

• Train all personnel

• Unit environmental coordinators

• Shop-level training

• Pollution prevention awareness

• Cost savings emphasis

• Mission impact

Equipment Maintenance

Extend equipment life:

• Preventive maintenance

• Proper operation

• Oil analysis

• Condition-based maintenance

• Reduces waste and costs

Common Military Base Scenarios

Large Air Force Base

A major air force base with fighter wings generates 100,000 gallons annually of used oil, hydraulic fluids, jet fuel waste, solvents, and maintenance materials. We provide weekly pickup under annual contract.

Annual waste: 100,000 gallons + materials
Annual cost: $400,000-$1,000,000 (much lower with oil recycling)

Army Training Installation

A large Army training base (Fort Benning-scale) generates vehicle maintenance waste, range cleanup materials, POL products, and facility maintenance waste. We provide comprehensive installation-wide service.

Annual waste: Large volumes, diverse
Annual cost: $1,500,000-$4,000,000

Naval Air Station

A naval air station with carrier-based aircraft squadrons generates aircraft maintenance waste, POL products, specialized hydraulic fluids, and facility waste. We provide weekly service.

Annual waste: 80,000 gallons + materials
Annual cost: $500,000-$1,500,000

Marine Corps Base

A Marine Corps base with infantry and aviation units generates vehicle and aircraft maintenance waste, weapons cleaning materials, and training area waste. We provide bi-weekly service.

Annual waste: Mixed materials
Annual cost: $400,000-$1,200,000

Army National Guard Armory

A state Army National Guard armory with vehicle maintenance generates used oil, solvents, and maintenance waste. We provide quarterly pickup.

Quarterly waste: 500-1,000 gallons
Quarterly cost: $1,500-$4,000

Installation Restoration Project

A major Army installation is conducting IRP remediation of contaminated soil from old fuel storage areas. We provide disposal of 5,000 tons of petroleum-contaminated soil.

Project: 5,000 tons
Project cost: $1,000,000-$3,000,000

BRAC Base Closure

A closing Air Force base requires complete environmental cleanup including all waste removal, facility decontamination, and site remediation for property transfer. Multi-year project.

Total project: Comprehensive
Project cost: $5,000,000-$20,000,000+

Why Military Bases Choose Us

Military Experience

Over 30 years serving DoD installations. We understand military operations, missions, and requirements.

Security Clearances

We maintain necessary security clearances and credentials for base access and restricted areas.

Mission Focus

We understand waste management supports mission readiness. Reliable service when needed.

DoD Compliance Expertise

Complete knowledge of RCRA, DoD directives, and service-specific regulations.

Large-Scale Capability

Equipment and capacity to serve major military installations. Not overwhelmed by volume.

POL Recycling Specialists

Maximize used oil recycling to save significant costs. Critical for large military volumes.

Multi-Installation Service

Coordinated service across multiple bases. Consistent procedures and consolidated reporting.

Emergency Response

24/7 availability for military emergencies. Rapid response capability.

Installation Restoration Support

Experience with IRP projects and federal facility agreements. Long-term remediation support.

Competitive Pricing

Cost-effective service for defense budgets. Volume discounts and contract rates.

Best Practices for Military Base Waste

Regulatory Compliance

• LQG compliance required

• 90-day accumulation limits

• Proper labeling and dating

• Weekly inspections

• Annual training

• Contingency plans current

• DoD directive compliance

Pollution Prevention

• Active P2 programs required

• Document reduction efforts

• Track metrics

• Meet DoD goals

• Cost savings benefit

Proper Segregation

• Keep waste streams separate

• Enable recycling

• Clean oil separate

• Reduce disposal costs

• Maximize resource recovery

Personnel Training

• Annual RCRA training

• Unit environmental coordinators

• Shop-level training

• Job-specific training

• DoD requirements

• Documentation maintained

Security Procedures

• Proper base access

• Escort coordination when required

• Credential maintenance

• Restricted area protocols

• Classified material handling (when applicable)

Record Keeping

• Maintain manifests (3+ years minimum)

• Disposal certificates

• Training records

• Inspection logs

• Waste determinations

• P2 documentation

• Audit-ready files

Emergency Preparedness

• Spill response procedures

• Emergency contacts current

• Equipment available

• Base emergency services coordination

• Regular drills

Range Management

• Regular range cleanup

• Lead management programs

• Munitions constituents monitoring

• Sustainable range practices

• Long-term maintenance

Getting Started

Initial Assessment

We'll evaluate:

• Installation type and mission

• Current waste streams

• Generation rates across installation

• Existing practices

• Compliance status

• Opportunities for improvement

• Contract requirements

Military Contracting

Contract options:

• Direct installation contracts

• Defense Logistics Agency contracts

• Installation support contracts

• Multi-installation agreements

• We understand defense procurement

Service Setup

We provide:

• Appropriate containers and equipment

• Proper labels

• DoD-compliant procedures

• Service schedules

• Security credential processing

• Emergency contacts

• Training support

Ongoing Partnership

We work with your team:

• Installation environmental office

• Contracting officers

• Directorate of Public Works (DPW)

• Mission units

• Safety office

• Installation commander's staff

Get Started with Military Base Waste Services

Call (800) 582-4833 or email info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

What to have ready:

• Installation name and location

• Military branch

• Installation size and mission

• Types of waste generated

• Approximate monthly/annual quantities

• Current disposal practices

• Contract vehicle needs

• Security requirements

• Contracting officer contact (if available)

We'll provide:

• Free consultation and assessment

• Installation-wide service plan

• DoD-compliant pricing

• Equipment recommendations

• POL recycling evaluation

• Contract options discussion

• Written proposal

• Security clearance processing

• Service agreement

Services available:

• Installation-wide waste management

• POL management and recycling

• Aircraft maintenance waste

• Vehicle and equipment maintenance

• Weapons system maintenance waste

• Laboratory pack services

• Universal waste programs

• Range and training area cleanup

• Installation restoration support

• PCB waste disposal

• Paint and coating waste

• Medical waste services

• Emergency response

• BRAC support

• Training and consultation

• Multi-installation service

• Annual contract pricing

Serving military installations nationwide, since 1992 - comprehensive hazardous waste management services that support mission readiness while ensuring full environmental compliance

We understand military operations and requirements - let us provide reliable waste management services that support your mission, meet all regulatory obligations, and maximize cost savings through recycling programs