FL02C4

C&C Environmental Inc. has been awarded a delivery order under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract SP450023D0010, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency’s Disposition Services – Environmental Business Services, with a total price of $15,299.50 and an award date of July 17, 2026. The order supports hazardous waste management services under NAICS code 325510, encompassing the collection, transport, and disposal of environmentally hazardous materials such as paint-related debris, metals-bearing liquids, and blast booth waste, with specific line items identified by NSNs and purchase requisition numbers. Performance is governed by a Performance Work Statement and monitored through contractor work surveillance checklists for ICS and roll-off containers, with all shipments subject to FOB destination terms and delivery to DLA Disposition Services in Battle Creek, MI. The contractor, a certified Women-Owned Small Business, is required to comply with strict military marking standards, including MIL-STD-130 for unique item identification using Data Matrix symbols and MIL-STD-129 for shipping container labeling, ensuring full traceability and compliance with DoD inventory systems. Payment is processed through the Defense Finance and Accounting Service via Wide Area WorkFlow, with remittance to a Columbus, OH address, and invoicing must adhere to federal electronic payment mandates through EFT systems. The contract incorporates multiple FAR clauses governing commercial item acquisition, payment procedures, labor standards, environmental compliance, Buy American requirements, and security for unclassified systems, along with strict ocean transportation rules requiring use of U.S.-flag vessels unless prior authorization is obtained. Oversight is provided by Contracting Officer Scott Marko and Contracting Officer’s Representative Leonard Hatton, with inspection and acceptance conducted at the destination facility by an authorized government representative following rigorous documentation and compliance checks. All items must meet regulatory standards for hazardous material handling, with contractor responsibilities including proper packaging, marking, reporting, and adherence to limitations on subcontracting as a WOSB participant.