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Bi-Weekly Laundry and Cleaning Services

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Department Of Labor → DOL - Cas Division 4 ProcurementView Agency

NAICS

812331 - Linen SupplyView NAICS

Place of Performance

PA, 15236, USA

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Bi-weekly pickup, laundering, sanitization, and return of lab coats to ensure they are clean, stain-free, and presentable. Recurring service over 5 years.

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