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Medical Waste Treatment and Disposal (Facility Services)

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This scope was carved out of 005-RFB-3141-2027.

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Medical Waste Disposal

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AgencyIowa → Department of Administrative Services
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Provides final treatment and disposal of medical waste for prime contractors on Iowa Department of Administrative Services projects. Treats infectious and biohazard waste using industrial autoclaves or incinerators to render it non-infectious. Operates under EPA permits and medical waste treatment facility certifications. Delivers disposal certificates and monthly service documentation.

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