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Lead Paint Abatement and Hazardous Waste Management

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Place of Performance

New York, NY, USA

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This scope was carved out of 84126B0029.

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84126B0029-When & Where Structural and Miscellaneous Repair Brooklyn, Bronx and Staten Island

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AgencyNew York → Department Of Transportation
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Performs lead-based paint removal and hazardous waste management for prime contractors on NYC DOT bridge projects. Installs and certifies containment systems, implements air, soil, and water monitoring with real-time particulate tracking, and manages waste sampling, classification, and disposal per federal and state regulations. Requires OSHA safety certification and hazardous waste transportation permits. Delivers certified lead-free surfaces and waste manifests.

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