Feminine Hygiene Product Disposal Services
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This subcontract for Feminine Hygiene Product Disposal Services, managed by the Virginia General Services agency, involves the supply, installation, and maintenance of touch-free and pedal-operated disposal containers for City of Richmond restroom sanitation projects. The selected provider is responsible for the regular emptying of containers and the disposal of treated sanitary waste in strict accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. To ensure operational quality and safety, the contractor must maintain detailed service logs for every unit and ensure all personnel have passed required background checks and remain OSHA compliant. The final deliverable is a fully maintained disposal system supported by comprehensive service documentation. Responses for this opportunity are due by September 24, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of 270002277.
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Restroom Sanitation Services
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