HVF-West, LLC

Since beginning operations in 1995, HVF West LLC has preserved its impeccable track record of  0 'ZERO' security or performance issues through vigilant operational control and pervasive security in the completion of a wide range of projects, including those on:Land - Demilitarization, destruction, mutilation, disposition, disposal and material recovery from more than 1000 Humvees , (HMMWV) and MK48 Logistics Vehicle System (LVS) in all configurations, including up-armored, missile pods, rocket motors, and more than 1000 tanks, turrets, artillery pieces, classified electronics, and other sensitive military equipment (SME).Air - Demilitarization, destruction, mutilation, disposition, disposal and material recovery from more than 3000 aircraft including B 1, B 2, B 52 Bombers, C 1’s, C 123's, C 130’s, C 141’s, ICBM's, tactical aircraft, including; A 3’s, A 4’s, A 6’s, A 7’s, E 2’s, F 4’s, F 5’s, F 14’s, F 15’s, F 16’s, F 111’s, F 117’s, F 105’s, F 106’s, P3’s, T 37’s, T 38’s, T 39’s, AV 8’s, P3’s, CH 46's and AH 1J's Cobras, and thousands of of engines, avionics, and other weapon system components.Sea - In addition to DEMIL and Material Recoveries associated with land and air based weapon systems, services are provided for Naval installations directly, and indirectly, through cooperation with most of the US Governments Top 10 Prime Contractors.Our principal business is the demilitarization and complete destruction of military equipment. Capable of processing in excess of 20Mlbs per month, our proprietary processes and equipment provide efficient destruction, and maximum material recovery from sources ranging in size from microchips to jumbo jets; in accordance with specifications defined within the DoD Demilitarization Manual 4160.28-M-V1-3.Our reputation is not invented, it has been earned through exceptional performance, outstanding customer relations and resolute security. Employing key personnel with deep government and industry backgrounds, ordering agencies are provided with active consultation and collaboration in all aspects of a project; ensuring immediate response to Statements of Work (SOW's), compliance to Performance Work Statements (PWS's) and security plans. Value recovery through closed-loop solutions, ensure our customers are provided the most secure, efficient, and cost effective solutions in the industry.HVF, Tucson, is accredited by Aviation Suppliers Association (ASA) for meeting the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA) Best Management Practices Certificate ID 2012HV0417-1, for Recycling of Aerospace Materials. AFRA is recognized as the leading global industry association; dedicated to pursuing and promoting environmental best practice, regulatory excellence and sustainable developments in aircraft disassembly, salvage, and recycling of aircraft parts and materials.Our facilities operate under stringent guidelines established by ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001 to provide safe, environmentally sound services; Certification by registrar Orion to the Recycling Industry Operating Standard (RIOS) R2 Responsible Recycling Standard, Certificate IDs A0003080-1s, for Secure Electronics Recycling and Material Recoveries, and by registrar British Standards Institute (BSI) to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2008 Standard for Demilitarization and Material Recovery with a focus on Security assures reliability and protection of sensitive materials from vision to execution.We offer Ordering Agencies flexible alternatives. Our efforts to continually create more efficient alternatives for our customers resulted in the award of General Services Administration (GSA) ContractGS-10F-0088U. The resultant Contract Vehicle provides Ordering Agencies a streamlined processes for negotiation of mutually beneficial agreements, decreased overhead, increased monetary recovery , and significant time savings.Our organization provides demilitarization and total destruction of military equipment with material/value recovery in CONUS and OCONUS regions. With a capacity in excess of 20 MLbs monthly per facility, typical materials processed include; Aluminum, High-Temp Alloys, Titanium, Exotic Alloys,  Super Alloys, Composites, Carbon Fiber, and Precious Metals. Atypical materials include, but are not limited to, Refrigerants, Petroleum’s, Oils and Lubricants (POL's), Low Level Radioactive Waste (LLRW), Kevlar™, Plastics, and an array of materials typically relegated to landfills, or rejected, by other processors.