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Industrial Wastewater Recovery and Legal Disposal Services

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OH, USA

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This scope was carved out of GD 26-56R.

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Power Washing Services

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Supplies water recovery systems and performs collection, transportation, and legal disposal of wastewater for prime contractors on Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (RTA) projects. Deploys vacuum systems to ensure zero discharge into storm drains or waterways and hauls waste to approved facilities. Requires industrial water recovery systems and containment tanks. Must hold EPA certification for industrial waste transport. Delivers documented legal disposal of wastewater.

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