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This Government Contract opportunity from Kentucky was posted on May 21, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Hauling and Debris Disposal

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The contract involves the transportation of excavated soil, rock, and debris from a landslide site to designated disposal or recycling facilities. It is a subcontract under the National American Industry Classification System code 484220, which pertains to specialized hauling services. The agency responsible for this contract is the Energy & Environment Cabinet of Kentucky, focusing on environmental management and remediation efforts. Bids for this project must be submitted by June 2, 2026, following the solicitation posted on May 21, 2026. The work location is unspecified but categorized as "Other," indicating it may be outside standard city limits or in a remote area. This contract emphasizes environmentally responsible debris removal and disposal, ensuring materials are transported to approved facilities to comply with environmental regulations.

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Subcontract for hauling landslide debris to disposal sites for Kentucky's environmental remediation.

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This scope was carved out of RFB-785-2600000578.

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RFB-785-2600000578-4 | RFB-262-26 25028AMLBAML, KNOTT COUNTY

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AgencyKentucky → Energy & Environment Cabinet
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Transportation of excavated soil, rock, and debris from the landslide site to approved disposal or recycling facilities.

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RFB-785-2700000148-1 | RFB-87-27 24028AMLBAML, JOHNSON COUNTY
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