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Hazardous Waste Management Services

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The Hazardous Waste Management Services contract supports the daily operations of the District of Columbia Department of Forensic Sciences by ensuring the safe removal and disposal of biological and hazardous waste. Operating under the current DDOE License, the service provider is responsible for preventing waste accumulation and adhering to strict disposal procedures for all hazardous materials to maintain facility functionality. Beyond routine waste management, the contractor serves as a critical emergency resource. They are designated as the first responder for the CDC regarding Select Agent accidental releases and the primary responder for hazardous chemical releases in the laboratory as coordinated with the DDOE.

General Info

Hazardous waste removal and emergency response services for DC Department of Forensic Sciences.

Agency

District of Columbia → Forensic Sciences (DFS)

NAICS

562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

Place of Performance

DC, USA

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Forensic Sciences (DFS)

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OfficeDC

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District of Columbia → Forensic Sciences (DFS)

Office AddressDC

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Waste removal services provided is important to the daily functions of DFS. They will be responsible for removing all hazardous waste and biological waste from the facility under our current DDOE License. Their services are critical to the day to day operations of our facility to prevent excess waste accumulation, and appropriate disposal procedures for all hazardous materials. They are also listed as our first responder with CDC for Select Agent in the event of an accidental release in the laboratory; and hazardous chemical release in the laboratory with DDOE

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