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Landscaping Debris Removal and Disposal

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This subcontract for Landscaping Debris Removal and Disposal supports prime contractors on Nevada National Guard facility projects. The selected provider is responsible for clearing and hauling away both organic and inorganic waste, including weeds, trash, clippings, and debris, from all designated work areas. Using hauling trucks, trailers, and disposal containers, the contractor must ensure all materials are removed from the property and disposed of in strict compliance with local regulations. The primary objective is to deliver debris-free work zones, with the contractor required to provide disposal receipts as verification of proper waste management. Performance will take place in Carson City, Nevada, under the jurisdiction of the Adjutant General and National Guard. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 3, 2026.

General Info

Landscaping debris removal for Nevada National Guard projects in Carson City by November 2026.

Place of Performance

Ship To: OTAG State Admin 2460 Fairview Dr Office of the Military Adjutant General State of Nevada Carson City, NV, 89701, USA

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This scope was carved out of 43ADG-S4013.

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National Guard - Landscaping Services

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AgencyNevada → 431 - Adjutant General and National Guard
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Clears and hauls away organic and inorganic waste for prime contractors on Nevada National Guard facility projects. Removes weeds, trash, clippings, and debris from all work areas and performs proper disposal from the property. Uses hauling trucks, trailers, and disposal containers. Requires compliance with local disposal regulations. Delivers debris-free work zones and disposal receipts.

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