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Inactive Fuel Site Closure and UST Removal

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This subcontract involves the official closure of inactive fuel sites and the removal of underground storage tanks for prime contractors working on City of Detroit projects. The scope of work includes the excavation of tanks and comprehensive soil remediation utilizing heavy excavation equipment and specialized hazardous material handling tools. To qualify for this engagement, providers must possess the necessary environmental remediation certifications and hazardous waste handling licenses. The ultimate objective of the contract is the delivery of certified closed sites and the verified removal of all specified underground storage tanks.

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Subcontract for closing inactive fuel sites and removing underground storage tanks in Detroit.

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Fuel Site Maintenance & Repair Services

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AgencyMichigan → City Of Detroit
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Performs official closure of inactive fuel sites and removal of underground storage tanks for prime contractors on City of Detroit projects. Executes excavation of underground tanks and soil remediation using heavy excavation equipment and hazardous material handling tools. Requires environmental remediation certifications and hazardous waste handling licenses. Delivers certified closed sites and removed underground storage tanks.

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