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Battery Removal and Environmental Disposal

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This subcontract for Battery Removal and Environmental Disposal supports prime contractors on State of Nevada Office of the Military facility projects. The scope of work involves the removal of old batteries from two UPS units, their transport using hazardous material containers, and certified recycling. All activities must be performed in strict accordance with state and local environmental laws and codes, concluding with the delivery of official disposal and recycling certifications. The project is managed under the Nevada Adjutant General and National Guard with a NAICS code of 562111. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 31, 2026.

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Subcontract for UPS battery removal and certified hazardous disposal for Nevada military facilities.

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This scope was carved out of 43ADG-S4042.

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DEM - UPS Battery Replacement & PM

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AgencyNevada → 431 - Adjutant General and National Guard
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Performs removal, transport, and certified recycling of old UPS batteries for prime contractors on State of Nevada Office of the Military facility projects. Removes batteries from two UPS units and transports them for disposal in accordance with state and local environmental laws and codes. Uses hazardous material transport containers. Delivers removal of all old batteries and provides disposal/recycling certifications.

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