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Certified Electronics Recycling and Material Recovery

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This subcontract for Certified Electronics Recycling and Material Recovery supports prime contractors on projects for the City of Edinburgh Department of Solid Waste Management. The scope of work involves the sorting, processing, and recovery of precious metals from e-waste, specifically targeting computing devices, displays, and consumer electronics. The contractor is responsible for utilizing industrial shredders and recovery systems to process these items, including the recycling of hazardous scrap such as broken CRT glass, and must provide final processed materials along with detailed settlement reports. To ensure environmental and data security standards, the contractor must hold either SERI R2v3 or e-Stewards certification and maintain strict compliance with HIPAA and GLBA regulations. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 562219, with a response deadline set for October 20, 2026.

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E-waste recycling subcontract for Edinburgh; requires R2v3/e-Stewards certification; deadline October 20, 2026.

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Processing, Marketing and Sale Of Recyclable Electronic Waste

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Performs sorting, processing, and recovery of precious metals from e-waste for prime contractors on City of Edinburgh Department of Solid Waste Management projects. Processes computing devices, displays, and consumer electronics using industrial shredders and recovery systems. Recycles hazardous scrap including broken CRT glass. Requires SERI R2v3 or e-Stewards certification and compliance with HIPAA and GLBA. Delivers processed materials and settlement reports.

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