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Hazardous and Operational Impact Materials Waste Collection and Disposal Services for Various Metro Vancouver Facilities

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25-274 - Hazardous and Operational Impact Materials Waste Collection and Disposal Services

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RFP No. 25-274: Hazardous and Operational Impact Materials Waste Collection and Disposal Services

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AgencyMetro Vancouver
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Organization / AgencyMetro Vancouver
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The work includes the collection and recycling or disposal services for banned, hazardous, and operational impact materials from facilities across the region.

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