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Container Supply and Maintenance

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The contract requires the supply, maintenance, and replacement of waste containers that are leak-proof, insect-resistant, and color-coded to ensure proper waste segregation and compliance with health and safety standards. The scope includes ongoing cleaning, timely repairs, and spill containment services to maintain operational hygiene and environmental integrity. Containers must meet specified durability and safety criteria to withstand regular use in public and institutional settings under the jurisdiction of the Parks and Wildlife Department in Texas. All work must be performed in accordance with established protocols to prevent contamination, rodent infestation, and unsanitary conditions. The contract is categorized as a subcontract under NAICS code 562990, indicating it falls under other waste management services. It was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline of August 6, 2026, providing bidders a limited window to submit proposals. The performance location is within Texas, though specific cities or sites are not detailed, implying services may be required across multiple jurisdictions managed by the agency. The procurement is managed through the Texas SmartBuy platform, indicating adherence to state procurement guidelines and potential participation by qualified subcontractors servicing public sector facilities.

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Supply, maintain, and replace leak-proof, color-coded waste containers in Texas per health and safety standards.

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Texas → Parks and Wildlife Department

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TX, US

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AgencyTexas → Parks and Wildlife Department
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Texas → Parks and Wildlife Department
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Supply, maintain, and replace leak-proof, insect-resistant, and color-coded waste containers, including cleaning, repair, and spill containment.

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