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Environmental Remediation and Soil Disposal

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This scope was carved out of MC-0322844.

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2027 Airfield Projects - Contract 2

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AgencyWashington → Aviation Project Management Group
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Performs removal and offsite disposal of contaminated materials for prime contractors on Port of Seattle airfield projects. Removes and transports Type A/B Contaminated Soil to approved disposal facilities. Delivers certified disposal documentation for contaminated materials.

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