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92518301 -- IA with State Department � IA with State Department for Circuit Rider and hazardous chemical removal (FY19) -��Expires 9/30/22, Will be renewed this FY for possible extension through 3/31…

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This Interagency Agreement between the Environmental Protection Agency and the State Department focuses on the provision of Circuit Rider services and the removal of hazardous chemicals. Classified under NAICS code 541620, the contract was originally established for fiscal year 2019 to manage specialized environmental safety and chemical mitigation tasks. While the initial agreement reached its expiration date on September 30, 2022, provisions were made for renewal to ensure continuity of operations. The contract is slated for a possible extension through March 31, 2024, allowing the agencies to continue their collaborative efforts in hazardous material management.

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EPA and State Department agreement for Circuit Rider services and hazardous chemical removal.

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Environmental Protection Agency

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541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

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92518301 -- IA with State Department � IA with State Department for Circuit Rider and hazardous chemical removal (FY19) -��Expires 9/30/22, Will be renewed this FY for possible extension through 3/31/2024

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