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Destroy duplicate microfilm from both the Boyers, PA and Baltimore, Maryland locations which may contain silver halide

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The Social Security Administration - DERC is forecasting the destruction of duplicate microfilm records located at two sites: Boyers, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore, Maryland. These microfilm records may contain silver halide, a chemical component commonly found in photographic film that requires specialized handling during disposal to comply with environmental and safety regulations. The effort aims to eliminate redundant materials to streamline recordkeeping and reduce storage burdens, though the exact volume, condition, or timeline for destruction has not been specified. This action is part of broader records management practices within the agency, and while no formal solicitation has been issued, interested parties should monitor future announcements for potential contracting opportunities related to the secure and compliant disposal of these materials.

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Destruction of duplicate silver halide microfilm records at Boyers and Baltimore for compliant records management.

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Social Security Administration - DERCView Agency

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562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and DisposalView NAICS

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USA

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Destroy duplicate microfilm from both the Boyers, PA and Baltimore, Maryland locations which may contain silver halide

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