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Hazardous and Pharmaceutical Waste Management

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This subcontract for Hazardous and Pharmaceutical Waste Management involves the specialized collection, transport, and disposal of hazardous and pharmaceutical waste streams for prime contractors working on County of Greenville projects. The selected provider must ensure the strict segregation of pharmaceutical waste from general medical waste through the use of specialized containment and transport vessels. All operations must be conducted in full compliance with EPA hazardous waste regulations and SCDES requirements. To qualify for this engagement, contractors are required to hold a valid South Carolina business license and undergo necessary background checks. A critical deliverable of the contract is the provision of legal disposal manifests to verify compliant waste handling. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 18, 2026, for this procurement managed by the South Carolina Procurement Services Division.

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Hazardous and pharmaceutical waste management for Greenville projects; deadline November 18, 2026.

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AgencySouth Carolina → Procurement Services Division
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Performs specialized collection, transport, and disposal of pharmaceutical and hazardous waste streams for prime contractors on County of Greenville projects. Segregates pharmaceutical waste from general medical waste using specialized containment and transport vessels. Complies with EPA hazardous waste regulations and SCDES requirements. Requires SC business license and background checks. Delivers legal disposal manifests.

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