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Environmental Compliance & Waste Management Reporting

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Response Deadline06/29/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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This contract requires the proper disposal and recycling of shredded paper waste in full compliance with federal and Veterans Affairs environmental regulations, with a strict emphasis on sustainability and regulatory adherence. The contractor must implement protocols that ensure all shredded paper is managed through approved recycling channels, minimizing environmental impact and upholding the Department of Veterans Affairs’ commitment to eco-friendly operations. Monthly sustainability reports are a mandatory component, detailing waste volumes, recycling rates, and compliance metrics to demonstrate ongoing adherence to environmental standards. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 562920, focused on remediation and other waste management services, and is issued by the Veterans Benefits Administration under the Department of Veterans Affairs. Responses are due by June 29, 2026, with no set-aside preferences indicated, and performance is expected to align with the agency’s broader environmental goals throughout the contract term.

General Info

Shredded paper waste must be recycled per VA environmental rules with monthly sustainability reports due by June 29, 2026.

Agency

Department Of Veterans Affairs → Veterans Benefits Administration (36C10D)View Agency

NAICS

562920 - Materials Recovery Facilities View NAICS

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DC

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NONE

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PostedJun 18

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Response DeadlineJun 29

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → Veterans Benefits Administration (36C10D)

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Department Of Veterans Affairs → Veterans Benefits Administration (36C10D)

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Ensure shredded paper waste is disposed of or recycled in compliance with federal and VA environmental policies, including monthly sustainability reporting.

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