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This subcontract for Grease Trap Cleaning and Disposal Services involves the removal of grease, fats, oils, and grease from interceptors and grease traps at Illinois Department of Corrections facility projects. The selected provider is responsible for pumping out interceptors, transporting and legally disposing of grease waste, and providing necessary MSDS for any toxic substances. Operations require the use of vacuum trucks and waste containment vessels to ensure the delivery of cleaned traps and documented disposal. The project is based in East St. Louis, Illinois, under NAICS code 562111. All personnel assigned to this contract must successfully pass background checks conducted by the IDOC Central Screening Unit. The services are managed through SWICC for the state of Illinois.

General Info

Grease trap cleaning and disposal services for IDOC facilities in East St. Louis.

Agency

Illinois → SWICC

NAICS

562111 - Solid Waste Collection

Place of Performance

East st. louis, IL, 62203, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 26-426DOC-SWICC-B-50822.

The full solicitation package (2 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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26-426DOC-SWICC-B-50822 | IDOC SWICC 5-year Grease Removal Service Contract

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PostedJan 28

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AgencyIllinois → SWICC

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Performs removal of grease and accumulated fats, oils, and grease (FOG) from grease traps and interceptors for prime contractors on Illinois Department of Corrections facility projects. Pumps out interceptors, transports and legally disposes of grease waste, and provides MSDS for toxic substances. Requires vacuum trucks and waste containment vessels. Personnel must pass IDOC Central Screening Unit background checks. Delivers cleaned grease traps and documented waste disposal.

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