Hazardous Waste Liquid Disposal – Mercury-Contaminated Water
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The contract mandates the collection, transportation, and compliant disposal of mercury-contaminated liquid hazardous waste classified as UN3082, D009, generated from water purification testing activities. This work is part of a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, Department of Defense, and falls under NAICS code 562910, which pertains to other environmental cleanup services. All activities must adhere to federal hazardous waste regulations, ensuring safe handling, secure transport, and lawful final disposal to prevent environmental contamination and protect public health. The project is tied to the contract SP450025D0019 with delivery order SP450026F6144 and was posted on July 17, 2026, with performance expected to occur at unspecified locations as determined by operational needs.
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This scope was carved out of SP450026F6144.
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