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Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction and Abatement

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TN, USA

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This scope was carved out of 392776.

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Residential Rehabilitation and Home Repair Contractor Services

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AgencyTennessee → City of Memphis
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Organization / AgencyTennessee → City of Memphis
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Performs removal and stabilization of lead-based paint for prime contractors on City residential rehabilitation projects. Executes lead abatement, hazard reduction, and containment. Requires specialized lead abatement certification. Delivers a lead-free or stabilized environment.

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