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Lawful Disposal of Forfeited Vehicles

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This contract pertains to the lawful disposal of forfeited vehicles under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ). It involves the subcontracted services related to disposing of these vehicles through auction, salvage, or environmentally compliant scrapping, ensuring all actions adhere to established USMS and DOJ protocols. The contract aligns with NAICS code 562212, which corresponds to waste treatment and disposal services, emphasizing the necessity of compliance with environmental regulations during the disposal process. The location of performance is specified as Baltimore, and although some administrative details such as solicitation number and office address are not provided, the responsibility lies with the USMS within the Department of Justice. This contract ensures that forfeited vehicles are handled and processed properly, mitigating environmental impact and facilitating lawful disposition in a transparent and regulated manner.

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Forfeited vehicle disposal by USMS/DOJ in Baltimore via compliant auction, salvage, or scrapping.

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USMS US Department Of JusticeView Agency

NAICS

562212 - Solid Waste LandfillView NAICS

Place of Performance

Baltimore, MD, USA

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AgencyUSMS US Department Of Justice
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Disposal of forfeited vehicles via auction, salvage, or environmentally compliant scrapping in accordance with USMS and DOJ protocols.

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