LAB PACKS/LOOSE PACKS, TOXIC, U-LISTED
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Defense Logistics Agency award SP450027F0124 is a delivery order issued under the broader regional hazardous waste disposal contract SP450025D0020. Awarded to AES Asset Acquisition Corporation, also known as Clean Earth, LLC, the contract is valued at 30,342.98 dollars. This specific order focuses on the removal and disposal of various hazardous waste materials from McConnell Air Force Base, utilizing firm-fixed-price terms. The scope of work involves the handling of diverse hazardous materials, including toxic U-listed lab packs, flammable debris with solvent shredded materials, inorganic corrosives, polymerizing isocyanates, and various other toxic metal and corrosive loose packs. Modification P00001 updated the agreement by canceling several line items at no cost to the government and adding new requirements for the disposal of flammable solids and toxic liquids to ensure comprehensive waste management at the facility.
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