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Environmental Testing & Abatement

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NC, USA

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4487-0021 Beaufort County Elevations

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Department of Public Safety
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Performs hazardous material testing and remediation for prime contractors on NC Department of Public Safety residential projects. Tests for lead-based paint and asbestos and performs abatement and removal of identified hazardous materials. Requires lead and asbestos abatement certification. Delivers testing reports and abatement documentation.

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