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P & M REIS TRUCKING 10 INDUSTRY RD NANTUCKET MA 02554 USA

UEI: SLED_BF182D0FB78C312E

P & M REIS TRUCKING 10 INDUSTRY RD NANTUCKET MA 02554 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_BF182D0FB78C312E. It has been awarded $133,847 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Other Waste Collection. Top awarding agencies include Base Cape COD(00052).

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Base Cape COD(00052)$133.8K100%

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562119 - Other Waste Collection$133.8K100%

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Vactor Truck Decant Services for Stormwater WasteThe Port of Seattle is seeking vendors to provide comprehensive waste management services for operational waste streams generated by Vactor and eductor trucks during water infrastructure projects, including the acceptance, sorting, processing, treatment, beneficial use, landfill disposal, and authorized discharge of mixed solid and liquid waste. The vendor must handle an estimated 900 tons of waste annually, with load volumes ranging from 4–9 cubic yards of liquid and 7–20 cubic yards of decanted solids, maintaining liquid content between 30–90%. All services must be performed at a facility located within eight miles of the Port’s Maritime Hub at 25 S Horton Street, Seattle, WA 98134, and must comply with federal, state, and local environmental regulations, including EPA and Washington State Department of Ecology standards, as well as worker safety, anti-discrimination, and anti-human trafficking laws. The vendor is required to demonstrate compliance with the Port’s RAISE framework—Respect, Anti-racism and Equity, Integrity, Stewardship, Excellence—and must hold all necessary permits, licenses, and certifications to operate under these conditions. Contract award will follow a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) model, where responsiveness, responsibility, and price are the sole evaluation factors; technical acceptability is determined by meeting all solicitation requirements, and the lowest-priced responsive and responsible bidder will be selected. The contract has a base period of two years with five one-year option periods, and while pricing in the attached schedule is marked as placeholder data, the maximum contract value is capped at $1,000,000.00. Vendors must submit a completed Bid Form, Entity Information Sheet, and Pricing Schedule electronically via the Port’s Vendor Connect System or designated email by August 19, 2026, at 2:00 PM PST, with no files exceeding 25 MB and no compressed archives allowed. Insurance requirements mandate $1,000,000.00 in coverage, and records must be retained through 2032. Key personnel performing work must be pre-approved, former Port employees require written consent, and any conflict of interest must be disclosed. Payment is made within 30 days of invoice receipt, which must include specific delivery details, and all warranties and compliance obligations survive inspection and acceptance, holding the vendor continuously accountable.

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SWMA - Dead Animal CollectionThe District of Columbia Department of Public Works is forecasting a contract for the hauling and processing of dead animals, with the solicitation expected to be issued in the future. This effort is intended to ensure the safe and timely removal and disposal of deceased animals across the district, supporting public health and environmental standards. The contract will require qualified vendors to provide specialized equipment and trained personnel capable of handling carcasses in compliance with local regulations, including proper transportation, decontamination, and environmentally responsible processing methods. The work will be performed throughout the District of Columbia, with no specific location designated at this time, indicating citywide coverage is anticipated. While no set-aside guidelines, NAICS code, or point of contact information is currently available, interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for the upcoming solicitation. The forecast notice was posted in July 2026, suggesting a future procurement timeline, and all vendors must be prepared to meet strict operational, safety, and regulatory requirements when the official request for proposals is released.

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Sale of Expended Deformed Small Arms Cartridge CasesThe Minnesota Army National Guard is offering for sale approximately 35,747 pounds net weight of deformed brass small arms cartridge casings, stored in 9 tri-wall boxes on pallets at Camp Ripley in Little Falls, Minnesota. The material has been deformed in compliance with DoD Instruction 4715.4 and is being sold strictly as surplus property on an “as is, where is” basis with no warranties or guarantees regarding condition, suitability, or fitness for any purpose. Bidders must submit a sealed bid offering at least $1.00 per pound on net weight, with payment required upfront via certified check, money order payable to the U.S. Treasury, or an acceptable surety bond covering the total bid amount. Payment must be received by the United States Property & Fiscal Office—Minnesota within 10 business days of award to schedule pickup. The purchaser is solely responsible for all aspects of removal, including arranging transportation, loading, weighing, and disposal, using only side-load or drive-on trucks; hopper trucks are prohibited. Removal must be completed within five business days of payment or bond receipt, and certified weight tickets from a certified scale must be provided for both the government and purchaser vehicles to reconcile any discrepancies. The sale is governed by federal surplus property regulations and the Contract Disputes Act of 1978, with no options, extensions, or partial removals permitted unless explicitly authorized. All bidders are required to provide a valid Taxpayer Identification Number, Unique Entity Identifier, and CAGE Code, and must certify independently determined pricing with no collusion or contingent fees. Government employees and their families are prohibited from bidding. Modifications to the contract must be in writing and issued by the Direct Sales Officer, Ariel Gould, who also serves as the primary point of contact for payment and procedural matters. No inspection criteria or preservation standards are mandated by the government beyond the “as is” condition, and bidders are strongly encouraged to inspect the material on-site prior to submitting a bid. The sale does not involve electronic invoicing, barcoding, or military packaging standards, and no government logistical or packing support is provided. Title and risk of loss transfer to the purchaser only upon physical removal from the site at Camp Ripley, with the purchaser bearing all associated costs and responsibilities for transport and compliance with applicable laws. The solicitation number is MN_USPFO_2026-012, with bids due by August 3, 2026, and award will be

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Weekly Scrap Removal – Wilmington VA FacilityWeekly collection and disposal of scrap materials including metal, furniture, equipment, and pallets is required at the VA facility in Wilmington, North Carolina, with full logistics responsibilities covering pickup, transportation, and proper disposal. The contract is a subcontract under the Department of Veterans Affairs, managed by the 246-NETWORK Contracting Office 6, and falls under NAICS code 562119 for other waste management services. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, with responses due by 9:00 PM ET on July 28, 2026. All services must be performed at the specified VA facility location, and the contractor is expected to handle all aspects of material removal in compliance with regulatory and operational standards.

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Scheduled Scrap and Waste Removal Services – Fayetteville VA FacilitiesThe contract entails twice-weekly removal of scrap metal, broken furniture, equipment, and wooden pallets from three VA medical facilities located in Fayetteville, North Carolina. All necessary labor, equipment, transportation, and disposal services are included to ensure timely and compliant handling of generated waste. The scope requires consistent, reliable service to maintain operational cleanliness and regulatory compliance at these facilities. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 562119 for other waste management services and is administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 246-NETWORK Contracting Office 6. Bids must be submitted by July 28, 2026, with the opportunity posted on July 22, 2026. Performance is limited to the specified VA medical facilities in Fayetteville, and no specific set-aside provisions are outlined.

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Electrical Equipment Supply (Transformers)The contract requires the supply of new or reconditioned transformers matching precise specifications, specifically S & C Electric Company models rated at 750 KVA, 1500 KVA, and 15 KVA, for installation under the terms of this agreement. All units must meet exact technical standards and be suitable for deployment at the designated place of performance in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, with zip code 02542. The contract is structured as a subcontract and is set aside entirely for small businesses under the SBA’s Total Small Business Set-Aside authority, as defined by FAR 19.5, with the NAICS code 335312 indicating classification within transformer manufacturing. Bids must be submitted by the response deadline of August 3, 2026, at 4:00 PM, following the solicitation posted on July 22, 2026. The contracting agency is the Department of Homeland Security, operating through Base Cape COD, with no additional point of contact information provided.

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Hazardous Materials Handling and DisposalThis contract requires the identification, safe handling, and proper disposal of hazardous materials including transformer oil and PCBs generated during replacement operations. The contractor must ensure full compliance with all applicable environmental and safety regulations, including the timely submission of Safety Data Sheets for all materials involved. All work must be performed in accordance with federal standards to protect human health and the environment. The contract is a subcontract set aside exclusively for small businesses under the SBA’s Total Small Business Set-Aside program, identified by NAICS code 562910 for hazardous waste collection and treatment. Performance is required at Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, with a response deadline of August 3, 2026. The contracting activity is under the Department of Homeland Security, specifically Base Cape COD(00052), and all activities must align with regulatory requirements governing hazardous material management and disposal.

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Optional Transformer Replacement – Building 195 / Runway 5 (Transformer 575)The contract involves the optional replacement of a 15 KVA single-phase transformer located near Building 195 and Runway 5, a critical infrastructure component likely supporting airfield lighting or navigational systems essential to operational safety. The work is scoped as a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, meaning only small businesses are eligible to compete, in alignment with SBA regulations under NAICS code 238210 for electrical contracting. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline of August 3, 2026, at 4:00 PM, and the place of performance is clearly identified as Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, ZIP code 02542. The contract is managed by the Department of Homeland Security through its Base Cape COD(00052) office, indicating its significance to federal aviation infrastructure under DHS jurisdiction.

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Electrical Transformer Replacement – Building 232 (Transformer 232177)The contract involves the removal and replacement of a 1500 KVA transformer at Building 232 in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, under the Department of Homeland Security. The work requires specialized heavy rigging due to the transformer’s high capacity and critical role in supporting essential loads, necessitating enhanced safety protocols and meticulous coordination among all parties. Due to the complexity and risk involved, the project demands a high level of planning, including engineered lifting procedures, power continuity measures, and compliance with strict operational safety standards to ensure uninterrupted service during the swap. This is a total small business set-aside subcontract classified under NAICS code 238210 for Electrical Work, targeted exclusively at small business concerns as defined by the SBA. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, with a deadline for responses set for August 3, 2026. It is federally procured through Base Cape COD under the agency’s Facilities Management division and must be performed on-site at the specified location in Buzzards Bay. Contractors must demonstrate proven experience with high-capacity electrical infrastructure, heavy equipment handling, and strict adherence to federal safety and procurement guidelines.

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Electrical Transformer Replacement – Building 112 (Transformer 523)The contract entails the complete removal and replacement of a 750 KVA transformer at Building 112 in Buzzards Bay, requiring full electrical disconnection, safe mechanical handling, adherence to stringent safety protocols, and thorough re-commissioning to restore full operational capacity. The work must be performed in compliance with all applicable electrical and industrial safety standards, ensuring zero disruption to critical site operations during the transition. All phases of the project, from rigging and transportation to final testing and documentation, must be executed by qualified personnel with proven experience in high-voltage transformer replacement. This subcontract is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 238210, restricting eligibility to small businesses as defined by the SBA. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline of August 3, 2026, and is managed by the Department of Homeland Security under Base Cape COD(00052). The place of performance is strictly limited to the specified location in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, with no flexibility for alternate work sites. Successful bidders must demonstrate capacity to execute the scope without reliance on non-small business entities and must comply with all federal contracting requirements including labor, environmental, and safety regulations.

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Electrical Transformer Replacement – Building 52 (Transformer 413)The contract entails the full removal and replacement of a 750 KVA, 13.2KV Delta / 480V 3-Phase 4-Wire Wye transformer at Building 52 located in Buzzards Bay, with the scope covering all phases from de-energizing the existing unit through rigging, installation, testing, and final commissioning of the new transformer. The work requires strict adherence to electrical safety protocols and industry standards to ensure uninterrupted service and compliance with facility operational requirements. All activities must be performed without compromising the integrity of surrounding systems and infrastructure. This subcontract is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under SBA regulations, classified under NAICS code 238210 for electrical contractors, and is issued by the Department of Homeland Security through Base Cape COD. Responses are due by August 3, 2026, and performance will occur exclusively at the specified location in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, with a zip code of 02542. The opportunity is open only to small business concerns meeting the set-aside criteria, and all bidders must comply with federal acquisition rules applicable to small business contracting.

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AIRFIELD LEAKING TRANSFORMERThe Contractor is tasked with removing and replacing existing airfield lighting transformers at U.S. Coast Guard Base Cape Cod on Joint Base Cape Cod in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. The scope includes three identified transformers: two single-phase 37.5 KVA units manufactured by McGraw Edison located near Building 614 adjacent to Runways 23 and 14, and one three-phase 1500/1680 KVA unit from ABB near Building 3181 parking. Each transformer has detailed technical specifications including voltage ratings, winding materials, impedance, weight, and connection settings that must be verified and matched during replacement. The Contractor must also investigate potential oil leaks in the ABB unit, analyze feasibility for repair or replacement, and handle proper disposal of all removed equipment. An optional fourth transformer, a 15 KVA single-phase unit near Building 195 and Runway 5, is included for bid consideration. All work must be performed with full personnel, equipment, supervision, and material support as required for safe and compliant airfield operations. The solicitation, numbered 31125260000817, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 811310, with proposals due by August 3, 2026. The contract is managed by the Department of Homeland Security through Base Cape Cod, with primary point of contact Steve Simpson and secondary contact Adam Gasparre. Performance is strictly limited to the specified location at Buzzards Bay, MA, 02542. The Contractor must adhere to all technical requirements, safety standards, and environmental protocols associated with handling and disposing of electrical equipment, particularly those containing mineral oil. All work must ensure uninterrupted airfield lighting operations and compliance with federal aviation and environmental regulations.

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P999--SCRAP AND METAL CONTRACTThe contract for Scrap Metal and Waste Removal Services is issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the Network Contracting Office 6 in Hampton, Virginia, with a solicitation number of 36C24626Q0797 and a NAICS code of 562119. The scope of work requires the contractor to perform waste removal services at four VA facilities in Fayetteville and Wilmington, North Carolina, with scheduled pickups twice weekly at three locations, weekly at one location, and monthly delivery and emptying of a 20-yard roll-off dumpster at one site. All services must be conducted without disrupting facility operations and in full compliance with federal, state, local, and VA security and environmental standards. The period of performance includes a base year and four option years, with an estimated total contract value of $47 million. Performance is to be verified upon completion of each service at the facility locations, with acceptance resting solely with the Government. The contractor must use their own labor, equipment, and transportation, ensuring complete site cleanup after each visit. The solicitation is conducted under FAR Part 12 for commercial items and incorporates key clauses including 52.222-90 on DEI discrimination prohibitions, 52.240-91 on security prohibitions and exclusions with deviation language, and 52.212-1 and 52.212-4 which govern instructions and contract terms for commercial services. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov and provide a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI); compliance with the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act (FASCSA), E-Verify for employment eligibility, and Section 508 ICT accessibility standards is mandatory. The award will be made using a best value trade-off process considering past performance and price, with no numerical weights assigned but qualitative risk assessments expected. Invoicing must be submitted electronically per VAAR 852.232-72, with payments processed through the Department of Veterans Affairs Financial Services Center in Austin, Texas. Special requirements include prohibitions on covered telecommunications equipment from designated foreign entities and reporting obligations for non-compliance within 72 hours. There is no designated Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) or technical representative identified in the documentation. Packaging, marking, labeling, barcoding, or MIL-STD requirements are not specified, though traceability data such as brand, model, OEM, and manufacturer part numbers must be reported. Subcontracting

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UK-Wide Integrated Waste Management Services (IWMS)The contract for UK-Wide Integrated Waste Management Services (IWMS) under solicitation FA558726R0002 requires a single Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) award to a responsible offeror for the provision of comprehensive waste management services across all U.S. Visiting Forces locations in the United Kingdom, including RAF Lakenheath, Feltwell, Mildenhall, Alconbury, Blenheim Crescent, Croughton, Fairford, Molesworth, and Welford. The Contractor must supply all personnel, equipment, containers, vehicles, tools, materials, and supervision necessary to collect, transport, and dispose of solid waste (including recycling), non-hazardous liquid waste, and hazardous liquid and solid waste streams, with strict prohibitions against commingling waste types. Services must align with the Performance Work Statement, UK laws and regulations, international agreements, Status of Forces Agreements (SOFA), Final Governing Standards (FGS), or the Overseas Environmental Baseline Guidance Document (OEBGD), along with DoD-specific requirements for PFAS-containing materials. The contract is structured as a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) agreement on a lump-sum basis, with pricing submitted in UK pounds via an Offer Sheet containing 39 Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs 0001–0039), covering five base ordering periods and three option periods from May 1, 2027, to April 30, 2035. The total proposed price is calculated by multiplying unit prices by estimated quantities across all periods, with option pricing evaluated at 50% of the final full option period’s value. Proposal submissions are governed by strict formatting rules, including Times New Roman 12-point font, single-column layout, black text only, and electronic submission in editable formats or searchable PDFs, with a three-volume structure limiting Technical and Past Performance volumes to 45 and 50 pages respectively. All offerors must be registered in SAM and comply with mandatory Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses including 52.212-4 for inspection and acceptance and 52.237-2 for protection of government assets. A Request for Equitable Adjustment (REA) clause allows for price negotiation under significant unforeseen market shifts, and TUPE regulations govern employment transitions for affected personnel. Proposals are evaluated using a Performance-Price Tradeoff (PPT) approach

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JB Charleston Trailered Boom ReelThe contract seeks to procure a complete trailered boom reel system along with associated spill containment equipment designed for rapid deployment and retrieval of floating containment boom during oil or chemical spill emergencies at Joint Base Charleston. The system must enable efficient response capabilities to mitigate environmental hazards, ensuring compliance with federal spill response protocols on military installations. All equipment is intended for use in emergency scenarios requiring swift action to contain and control hazardous material spread on water or shoreline areas. This solicitation, numbered FA441826Q0068, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 562119 and is managed by the Department of Defense through the office located at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. Responses are due by July 29, 2026, at 4:00 PM Eastern Time, with the primary point of contact being SSgt Daniel Mann, reachable via phone or email. The place of performance is Charleston AFB, and all deliveries must be coordinated to meet operational readiness requirements at the site. The contract aims to enhance the base’s environmental emergency response infrastructure using approved, reliable, and easily transportable containment technology.

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Surplus Property Disposal ServicesThe Department of General Services for the Commonwealth of Virginia is seeking qualified firms to deliver a comprehensive turnkey solution for the disposal of surplus vehicles, materials, and equipment. Proposals must outline the bidder’s ability to efficiently and effectively manage the entire disposal lifecycle, including logistics, environmental compliance, documentation, and reporting. The solicitation, identified as RFP-121664, was posted on July 7, 2026, with responses due by July 30, 2026, and is open to all eligible firms under NAICS code 562119, which covers other waste management services. The Commonwealth retains full discretion to award one or multiple contracts based on the quality, capability, and perceived value of each proposal, making no assurances of a single award or the extent of services to be contracted. All performance under this solicitation must occur within the Commonwealth of Virginia, and interested parties must submit proposals through the designated vendor portal with the point of contact being Emma Rich of the Virginia Department of General Services, reachable via email or phone. There is no set-aside designation for small, disadvantaged, or other categories of businesses, and the evaluation process will prioritize operational excellence, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with state objectives. Offers must ensure full regulatory compliance and demonstrate proven experience in handling state surplus assets, with the Commonwealth reserving the right to make award decisions solely based on its own judgment without obligation to provide further explanation.

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Wood Waste Removal and Disposal

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COAST GUARD BASE CAPE COD GUN RANGE CLEANING/MAINTENANCEThe U.S. Coast Guard, under the Department of Homeland Security at Base Cape Cod in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, is soliciting services for the comprehensive cleaning and maintenance of the Small Arms Firing Range (SAFR), associated lobby areas, and heating, exhaust, and ventilation systems. This procurement is structured as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5 with NAICS code 562112, restricted to small businesses, and requires full compliance with federal and state regulations including OSHA standards for lead exposure (29 CFR 1910.1025), hazardous waste handling (29 CFR 1910.120 and 40 CFR 260–273), respiratory protection (29 CFR 1910.134), and Massachusetts-specific rules such as 454 CMR 22.04 for lead abatement and 310 CMR 30 for hazardous waste. Contractors must submit a Company Profile, Quality Control Plan with staffing and training schedules, proof of state licensure for lead abatement, and Certification of Insurance per FAR 52.228-5, all delivered via PC-compatible CD-ROM with the proposal. Training records for OSHA 1920.120 hazardous waste and annual lead abatement must be provided two weeks before Notice to Proceed. Key deliverables include quarterly preventative maintenance on the Savage Range Systems Model 800W Drag Conveyor, airflow verification at the firing line at one, three, and five feet heights documented in CFM, and adherence to technical manuals including NEHC TM6290.99-10 Rev.1 and operational manuals for ventilation and bullet trap systems. Hazardous waste, including lead-contaminated protective clothing and debris, must be properly packaged, labeled per OPNAVINST 5100.23 and 29 CFR 1910.120, contained in containers no larger than 55 gallons without COR approval, and shipped with a Hazardous Waste Manifest reviewed and signed by the Environmental Health & Safety office; non-hazardous waste must be validated with TCLP analysis showing lead concentrations below 5.0 ppm. The contract mandates an on-site Project Manager with at least five years of experience, immediate workforce replacement within two hours of notification, and a comprehensive Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan covering hazard assessment, decontamination procedures, medical surveillance

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