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LP03C3

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SP450026F6945Federal

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Defense Logistics Agency award SP450026F6945 is a delivery order issued under the broader Northeastern Regional Hazardous Waste Incineration Contract SP4500-26-D-0008. Awarded to Clean Harbors Environmental Services, the primary regional contract facilitates the removal, transportation, and disposal of RCRA, TSCA, and other regulated wastes across Washington D.C. and 19 contiguous states. The overarching regional agreement has a total value of 9,798,497.49 dollars, with a base period running from March 13, 2026, to September 13, 2028, and option periods extending through March 13, 2031. This specific delivery order, dated August 3, 2026, has a total contract price of 17,565.14 dollars. It covers various line items including lab packs and loose packs for flammable, corrosive, and non-metal reactive materials. A unilateral modification, P00001, signed by Contracting Officer Elizabeth Roberts on August 25, 2026, increased the order value by 565.19 dollars to account for the disposal of Gallium and Flammable Liquids, resulting in the cancellation of certain CLINs and the addition of others to finalize the scope of work.

General Info

Clean Harbors will dispose of hazardous waste for DLA for 18,130.33 dollars.

Contract Value

$17,565.14

NAICS

562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Defense Logistics Agency
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OfficeUSA
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DLA award SP450026F6945 posted on DIBBS. Awardee: CLEAN HARBORS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE (CAGE 1NFA4) Total Contract Price: $17,565.14 Award Date: 08-03-2026 Delivery order under: SP450026D0008 Line items: - LP03C3 (NSN/Part S222V00010922) - LP08C1 (NSN/Part S222V00011167) - LAB PACKS/LOOSE PACK, FLAM/FLAM CORROSIVE (NSN/Part S222V00010809, PR 7017948261) - LAB/LOOSE PACKS, REACTIVES, NON-METALS (NSN/Part S222V00011168, PR 7017948263)

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