NONRCRA SOLIDSDEBRIS SUBTITLE D LANDFILL
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Defense Logistics Agency award SP450026F7244, issued on August 13, 2026, is a delivery order under the broader Great Lakes Regional Hazardous Waste Disposal Contract SP450023D0010. Awarded to C & C Environmental Inc, a Women-Owned Small Business, the contract has a total value of 9,521.62 dollars. The scope of work focuses on the disposal of non-RCRA regulated solids and debris, specifically oil and diesel contaminated soil, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. The award consists of two primary line items covering the performance of management services and the utilization of a subtitle D landfill for solids and debris. Pricing for these services is structured through a combination of a management service fee and weight-based disposal costs. This action falls under NAICS code 562212 and is managed by the Department of Defense.
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C & C ENVIRONMENTAL INCAward Issued Date
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