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Hazardous and Regulated Medical Waste Transportation

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This scope was carved out of 005-RFB-3141-2027.

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Medical Waste Disposal

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AgencyIowa → Department of Administrative Services
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Performs specialized transport of regulated medical waste for prime contractors on Iowa Department of Administrative Services projects. Transports waste using DOT-compliant hazardous waste vehicles in accordance with DOT and OSHA regulations. Provides HazMat trained personnel and performs immediate spill containment and reporting. Delivers safe transport of waste from agency sites to disposal facilities.

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