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Integrated Solid Waste Management Services for Bulk Wastes, U.S. Installation MCB Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan
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The Integrated Solid Waste Management Services contract, solicitation N40084-21-R-2003, tasks the contractor with providing all necessary labor, equipment, and management for the collection and off-base disposal of industrial bulk wastes at MCB Camp Butler in Okinawa, Japan. Services are centered around seven total collection points across six different camps, with Camp Kinser utilizing two of these locations. The scope of work covers four primary waste streams: wood waste, electronic waste, burnable mixed waste such as plastics and furniture, and non-burnable mixed waste including construction and demolition debris like concrete and asphalt. This project was issued by the Department of Defense via Navfacsyscom Far East as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 562111.
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