Disposal of Intact Fluorescent Lamps

The contract pertains to the proper recycling or disposal of intact mercury-containing fluorescent lamps in full compliance with Environmental Protection Agency regulations, specifically those governing hazardous waste designation D009 and the Universal Waste Rule. This subcontract, issued under the NAICS code 562920 for Other Remediation Services, is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency on behalf of the Department of Defense, ensuring environmentally compliant handling of hazardous materials across all performance locations. The work must adhere strictly to federal standards for containment, transportation, and treatment of fluorescent lamps to prevent mercury contamination and protect public health and the environment. The contract is scheduled to be posted on July 16, 2026, and is intended for a subcontractor capable of managing large-scale fluorescent lamp disposal operations with certified processes, documentation, and regulatory reporting. While specific performance locations are not listed, the contract applies broadly to Department of Defense facilities requiring compliant lamp recycling services. All activities must support federal environmental accountability, with the contractor responsible for maintaining chain-of-custody records, using approved treatment methods, and ensuring final disposal at permitted facilities. Failure to comply with EPA D009 or Universal Waste Rule requirements will result in contract nonperformance and potential regulatory enforcement actions.