We provide comprehensive management services for medical waste, hazardous waste, and records or media waste generated by government and military facilities, such as military hospitals, laboratories, research facilities, county and city health departments, and correctional facilities. Managing Government and Military medical waste generators requires extensive knowledge, experience, and compliance to promptly respond and execute agency contract requests, bid solicitations, and RFP (Request for Proposal) responses.

As with regular healthcare facilities, medical waste generated at veterinarian clinics and animal hospitals must be handled with care. Medical waste produced in veterinary settings can range from discarded sharps and syringes, to animal carcasses and body parts, to non-hazardous pharmaceuticals. As local, state, and federal laws become more stringent about proper management of veterinary medical waste, it is increasingly important that anyone handling the waste are well educated about the regulations to protect people, animals, and our environment.

Pharmaceutical regulated waste management can include waste streams such as medical and biohazardous waste, hazardous, non-hazardous or expired drugs, and patient records and confidential documents. Navigating through the complexities of requirements and compliance regulations managing pharmaceutical waste can be time-consuming or confusing.

While the healthcare industry produces a majority of regulated and medical waste waste, there are many other industries that require special waste disposal needs. These industries can range from tattoo shops that need to dispose of needles in a safe way, to law firms or title companies with sensitive and confidential documents to be shredded securely that follow regulatory requirements.

Partner with BWS for School Systems and University regulated waste management for trusted and reliable service. Properly managing medical waste at schools and universities is critical to the safety and well-being of students, faculty, and staff. There is a variety of regulated waste generated at schools, colleges, and universities.