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Non-Hazardous Urban Waste Hauling and Disposal

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The contract is for the transportation and disposal of non-hazardous soil and urban fill waste generated during potable water infrastructure projects, specifically including excavation spoils from water main and meter vault construction and maintenance activities. The scope of work requires compliant hauling and disposal of material classified as non-hazardous, ensuring adherence to environmental and regulatory standards through proper handling, documentation, and final disposal at approved facilities. The work is tied to infrastructure initiatives managed by the Port of Seattle under the agency name Marine Maintenance, with the North American Industry Classification System code 484220 indicating it falls under truck transportation of freight, specifically waste and scrap materials. The contract is structured as a subcontract and was posted on July 25, 2026, with performance expected to occur at locations associated with the Port of Seattle’s water infrastructure projects, though exact locations are not specified. The solicitation is accessible via the Port of Seattle’s online portal for potential bidders seeking to participate in the procurement process.

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Transportation and disposal of non-hazardous soil and urban fill from Port of Seattle water infrastructure projects.

Agency

Port of Seattle → Marine Maintenance

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

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AgencyPort of Seattle → Marine Maintenance
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Port of Seattle → Marine Maintenance
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Transportation and disposal of non-hazardous soil and urban fill waste from potable water infrastructure projects, including excavation spoils from water main and meter vault work.

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