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Desert Visions Youth Treatment Center Vanities & Sinks Replacement
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The Desert Visions Youth Treatment Center Vanities and Sinks Replacement project, solicitation number 13-161-SOL-00032, involves the removal and disposal of existing vanities, basins, faucets, medicine cabinets, and mirrors at a facility located in Sacaton, Arizona. The contractor is responsible for the complete removal, loading, hauling, and disposal of these items, while ensuring proper pedestrian traffic control and the installation of visual warnings, such as caution tape, to secure the work site. Due to the specialized nature of the treatment center, the contractor must maintain daily coordination with the Facility Manager, communicating directly with them before starting and finishing work each day. This award notice falls under NAICS code 238990 and was managed by Contracting Officer Bonnie Hicks and Procurement Technician Robyn Red Tomahawk.
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