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This subcontract for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in California involves the investigation of hazardous materials, toxic waste sites, and leaking underground storage tanks for prime contractors. The scope of work requires detailed reviews of the Toxic Pits Cleanup Act Sites, Voluntary Cleanup Program Facilities, and Leaking UST on Indian Land databases, alongside the analysis of Hazardous Materials Information Reporting System data. The final deliverable for these efforts is a technical memorandum detailing the presence of hazardous materials and associated risks. Qualified providers must possess specialized knowledge of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and hold valid hazardous materials handling certifications. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541620 and is centered in the 95567 zip code area. This technical engagement ensures that environmental risks are properly identified and documented to support BIA project safety and compliance.

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Subcontract for BIA California investigating hazardous materials and toxic waste for technical memoranda.

Agency

California → Bureau of Indian Affairs, United States

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

CA, 95567

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of TOLOWA DEE-NI' NATION 7 PARCEL FEE-TO-TRUST AND HOUSING, CULTURAL CENTER, AND PARKING LOT.

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PostedNov 14

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AgencyCalifornia → Bureau of Indian Affairs, United States

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Investigates hazardous materials, leaking underground storage tanks (USTs), and toxic waste sites for prime contractors on BIA projects. Reviews Leaking UST on Indian Land databases, Toxic Pits Cleanup Act Sites, and Voluntary Cleanup Program Facilities. Analyzes Hazardous Materials Information Reporting System data. Requires RCRA knowledge and hazardous materials handling certifications. Delivers a technical memorandum on material presence and risk.

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