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Leaf and Vegetative Debris Composting Services

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This subcontract for the District of Columbia Department of Public Works involves providing industrial composting and recycling services for organic waste on SWMA projects. The contractor is responsible for receiving loose vacuumed leaves and vegetative debris at a licensed facility located within 75 miles of the Benning Road and Fort Totten Transfer Stations. Key operational requirements include managing compost windrows using industrial turners and screening equipment, as well as monitoring oxygen and temperature levels twice weekly. The final deliverables for this engagement include the production and delivery of 2,000 tons of biologically stable composted mulch along with corresponding electronic monitoring reports. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 562212 and is intended for those capable of supporting prime contractors in the execution of these specialized waste management services.

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Industrial composting and recycling services for DC DPW to produce 2,000 tons of mulch.

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DC, USA

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DCKT-FY26-Leaf Disposal Services

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Public Works (DPW)
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Performs industrial composting and recycling of organic waste for prime contractors on District of Columbia SWMA projects. Receives loose vacuumed leaves and vegetative debris, manages compost windrows, and monitors temperature and oxygen levels twice weekly. Operates a licensed facility within 75 miles of Fort Totten and Benning Road Transfer Stations using industrial windrow turners and screening equipment. Delivers 2,000 tons of biologically stable composted mulch and electronic monitoring reports.

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