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Containment and Disposal of Spent Coating Materials

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The contract involves the environmental containment, collection, and disposal of debris generated during the cleaning or removal of coatings, requiring strict adherence to regulatory standards for hazardous material handling. Work must be performed in the state of Ohio, with all spent coating materials securely contained to prevent environmental contamination and transported to approved disposal facilities in compliance with federal and state environmental laws. The subcontract is issued by the West Virginia Department of Transportation under NAICS code 562119, indicating specialization in other waste management services, and is tied to a specific project with a solicitation posted on September 15, 2026, with the same date serving as the response deadline, suggesting a rapid procurement timeline. All activities must be carried out by qualified vendors capable of demonstrating experience in hazardous debris management and environmental compliance.

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Hazardous coating debris containment and disposal in Ohio under West Virginia DOT contract, compliant with federal and state environmental laws.

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562119 - Other Waste CollectionView NAICS

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Ohio, WV, US

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Environmental containment, collection, and disposal of debris from cleaning or coating removal.

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