Non-Routine Septic Tank Pumping and Emergency Response

The contract requires immediate emergency septic tank pumping services at Caltrans facilities in response to critical failures such as overflows, blockages, or system malfunctions, demanding round-the-clock availability and the ability to mobilize instantly upon notification. Service providers must operate with strict adherence to environmental regulations to prevent contamination and ensure public safety, with all work conducted under a subcontract arrangement under NAICS code 562991 for other waste management services. The facility is located in Fresno, and responders are expected to handle urgent calls without delay, maintaining operational readiness 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The solicitation was posted on June 25, 2026, with a firm deadline for responses on July 9, 2026, at 10:00 PM Pacific Time. While specific terms for compensation, equipment standards, or reporting protocols are not detailed here, the nature of the work necessitates proven experience in hazardous waste handling, proven emergency response capabilities, and familiarity with state environmental compliance frameworks. Contractors must be prepared to provide documentation of training, insurance, and past performance in similar emergency environmental remediation scenarios. All work is performed under the authority of the California Department of Transportation, with no set-aside provisions indicated and no assigned point of contact listed in the public posting.