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IFB Multiple Provider Identify, Evaluate, and Remove Hazardous Waste (San Diego and Imperial Counties)

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11A4390State & Local

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The California Department of Transportation is seeking contractors under solicitation 11A4390 to provide emergency and routine identification and removal of hazardous waste and materials within the State right of way. This includes the handling of underground storage tanks, containers, and drums throughout Caltrans District 11, covering San Diego and Imperial Counties. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary labor, tools, materials, equipment, and travel required to complete these services. This is an as-needed service request based on a Multiple-Provider Agreement, with the potential for two contractors to be awarded an agreement. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 24, 2026. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Phuong Vu.

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Caltrans seeks contractors for hazardous waste removal in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

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California Department of TransportationView Agency

NAICS

562112 - Hazardous Waste CollectionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Imperial, CA, USA

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IFB_Solicitation_Package_11A4390.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Transportation
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Contractor shall furnish all labor, tools, materials, equipment, parts, travel, and incidentals necessary to provide emergency and routine identification and removal of hazardous waste and materials, including but not limited to, underground storage tanks, containers, drums, and similar items (collectively, ¿hazardous waste and materials¿), discovered within the limits of the State right of way to Caltrans. The services shall be performed at various locations throughout Caltrans District 11, in San Diego and Imperial Counties. Refer to the Proposed Form of Agreement, Exhibit A, which is attached to this IFB, for a more complete description of services. This is an as-needed service request based Multiple-Provider Agreement. Two (2) contractors may be awarded an agreement as a result of this solicitation. The documents and files attached to this solicitation do not have any updates for digital accessibility at this time. Updates will be applied as soon as they are available. For an accessible version of solicitation documents published on this page, please submit a request to ADAdocs@dot.ca.gov or call (833) 713-2922.

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