Woman-Owned Sanitation Services for Government, Industrial, and Commercial Projects
Potty Girl is a certified Women-Owned Small Business providing portable sanitation and remote site services across South Louisiana. Owner Deborah Young leads the company and its work in the field.
Buyers looking for a woman-owned vendor need more than the certification. They need someone who delivers on schedule and hands over complete paperwork, and that is where Potty Girl puts its focus.
The U.S. Small Business Administration certified Potty Girl as a Women-Owned Small Business after reviewing its ownership and control. The company is registered in SAM.gov, the system federal agencies use to find and pay vendors. In Louisiana, Potty Girl also holds Hudson Initiative and SEBD certifications, which state agencies use to reach their small business goals.
Government Projects
The federal government aims to award at least 5 percent of its contracting dollars to women-owned small businesses each year. Agencies working toward that goal can bring in Potty Girl for portable restrooms, handwash stations, restroom trailers, and emergency sanitation. So can the prime contractors who support them.
At the state and parish level, the Louisiana certifications give agencies a way to count local small business participation. Storm response is where this comes up most. When a hurricane reaches the coast, agencies need sanitation on the ground quickly, and Potty Girl has been responsive for nearly 20 years.
Industrial Projects
Large prime contractors on federal work usually carry subcontracting plans with goals for women-owned businesses. Potty Girl can fill that part of the plan with services the crew depends on every day. Plant shutdowns and coastal restoration projects on the Louisiana Gulf Coast often run for months in places with no permanent facilities.
Potty Girl supplies climate-controlled restroom trailers, shower and laundry trailers, bunkhouses with heating and air, generators, and temporary fencing for those sites. Service schedules are built around crew size and shift length, so units stay clean through long rotations.
Commercial Projects
Many private companies track how much they spend with women-owned suppliers, whether for their own supplier diversity goals or for reporting to clients. General contractors on commercial builds and remodels can count Potty Girl toward that spend.
On the jobsite, they get ADA-compliant portable toilets, handwash stations, and restroom trailers. The same certification documents used for government work are available for commercial vendor onboarding.
How Can Buyers Verify Potty Girl’s WOSB Certification?
Potty Girl’s certification appears in the SBA’s public certification search, and its registration can be confirmed in SAM.gov. Copies of the certification letters are also available on request.
Serving South Louisiana
From its base in the Lafayette area, Potty Girl serves projects throughout Acadiana and Vermilion Parish, including Abbeville, Kaplan, Erath, Delcambre, and Pecan Island. Teams working elsewhere in South Louisiana please contact the office to confirm coverage.
Request WOSB Vendor Documentation
Contact us with your project location, scope, and timeline. The office will send the capability statement, W-9, certificate of insurance, and certification letters, along with a quote for the services your project needs.