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Creosote-Treated Wood Disposal and Recycling Services

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This subcontract for the Alaska Railroad Corporation involves providing specialized facility and processing services for the legal disposal, recycling, or reuse of creosote-treated railroad ties. The selected provider is responsible for accepting and weighing deliveries, processing materials for potential reuse, and ensuring final disposal is conducted in strict accordance with EPA, RCRA, and ADEC regulations. To qualify, the contractor must operate a permitted hazardous or industrial waste landfill or a certified recycling facility. A critical requirement of the engagement is the delivery of certified disposal or recycling manifests to verify compliance. The project falls under NAICS code 562211 and is managed through the State of Alaska.

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Subcontract for legal disposal, recycling, and processing of creosote-treated railroad ties in Alaska.

Agency

State of Alaska → Alaska Railroad Corporation

NAICS

562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

Place of Performance

AK, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 26-22-214614.

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ITB 26-22-214614 Railroad Tie Disposal Services

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PostedJun 16

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AgencyState of Alaska → Alaska Railroad Corporation

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Provides facility and processing services for the legal disposal, recycling, or reuse of creosote-treated railroad ties for prime contractors on Alaska Railroad Corporation projects. Accepts and weighs deliveries, processes ties for reuse, and performs final disposal per EPA, RCRA, and ADEC rules. Requires a permitted hazardous/industrial waste landfill or recycling facility. Delivers certified disposal or recycling manifests.

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