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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on March 25, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Hazardous Waste Management Services

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SPMD-26-ONPR/AInternational

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NAICS: 562211
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S222--Hazardous Waste Removal
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IGF::OT::IGF The Contractor shall provide all necessary facilities, equipment, personnel, materials, supplies, and services and shall secure and maintain all necessary permits and licenses in order t…The Contractor is required to furnish all resources necessary to carry out waste management services for the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, including facilities, equipment, personnel, materials, supplies, and services, along with obtaining and maintaining all required permits and licenses. This encompasses taking legal title to and properly disposing of radioactive and hazardous wastes and waste residuals delivered by the DOE, its National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories, project offices, and authorized users, ensuring full compliance with applicable environmental and safety regulations throughout the handling and disposition process. The contract is listed under NAICS code 562211, indicating it pertains to solid waste collection and disposal services, and is forecasted for potential issuance with a posting date of August 10, 2026. The contracting activity falls under the Department of Energy with no specific set-aside designation, and the point of contact for small business inquiries is Kenneth Johnson, Small Business Program Manager, reachable via email. The place of performance and physical office address details are not specified, suggesting the scope may be multi-site or will be determined during subsequent award phases.
Office of Environmental Management

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General Info

Agency

Government of Canada → Department of Public Works and Government ServicesView Agency

NAICS

562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and DisposalView NAICS

Place of Performance

*Ontario (except NCR), CAN

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Appendix I to Annex D_ IPP Certification.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex D_Indigenous Participation Plan Criteria.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex H -RAPP des Autochtones.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annexe C - Critères d’évaluation technique obligatoires.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex E-SRCL.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Appendice II de l'Annexe D_Répartition des points du PPA.pdf

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Annex I -l'Annexe I - Form 572 - Formulaire 572.pdf

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Annex F - AFR Form_EN_471-E.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annexe B - Prix.pdf

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spmd-26-onpr_annex-e-srcl.pdf

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spmd-26-onpr_appendix-ii-to-annex-d_ipp-evaluation-points-distribution.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Appendix II to Annex D_IPP Evaluation Points Distribution.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Appendice I de l'annexe D - Certification du PDP des autochtones.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex A_SOR.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_ Annexe D - Critères du plan de participation des Autochtones.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annexe A_EDB.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex C - Mandatory Technical Evaluation Criteria_V2.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Appendice I de l'Annexe A - Régions desservies.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex B - Pricing.pdf

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spmd-26-onpr_annex-h--indigenous-participation-plan-progress-report.pdf

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Annex F - AFR Form_Fr_471-F.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Appendix I to Annex A - Regions of Service.pdf

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spmd-26-onpr_annex-c---mandatory-technical-evaluation-criteria_v2.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_DDP_23 Feb 26.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_RFP_23 Feb 26.pdf

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SPMD-26-ONPR_Annex H -Indigenous Participation Plan Progress Report.pdf

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Public Works and Government Services
Contacts1 person available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
Government of Canada → Department of Public Works and Government Services
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Daphne Klassen-HayesPoint of Contact

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Canada has a requirement for the conduct of specialized Waste Management Services (Collection, Transport and Disposal) for Precursor Chemicals in Ontario, Canada. For the purposes of the requirement, the province will be divided into Regions of Service, as outlined in the Solicitation and supporting requirements documents. Services will be provided through Task Authorizations issued as and when required under the planned contract. All interested Suppliers may submit an Offer. Canada has made it a priority to advance reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and, as part of that effort, to increase Indigenous participation within federal procurement. Canada encourages Offerors to involve Indigenous businesses and individuals in the Work, by requesting that Offerors submit an Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP) as part of their Offer. Indigenous Businesses: Only Indigenous businesses that provide a completed Indigenous Business Certification are eligible to be awarded a contract as Indigenous Business. Please see the solicitation document Annex Offeror Declaration Form - Indigenous Business Certification and the Annex D - Indigenous Participation Plan Criteria that must be met to be eligible for this category. Please refer to the Evaluation Criteria documents; the Evaluation Procedures and the Basis of Selection in the solicitation documents for a full description of the Evaluation strategy. Due to the nature of this requirement, the obligations of the International and Bilateral Trade Agreements do not apply to this solicitation. The Canada Free Trade Agreement applies to this solicitation.

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