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Obsolete Component Decommissioning & Secure Disposal

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Submission Closed05/08/2026, 01:30:00 PM UTC

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The contract titled Obsolete Component Decommissioning & Secure Disposal requires the safe and compliant removal and disposal of outdated pharmacy automation hardware and software, ensuring adherence to both environmental regulations and stringent data security protocols. The work is set to be performed in Gallup, New Mexico, with a response deadline of May 8, 2026, and is classified as a subcontract under a Buy Indian Set-Aside, specifically allocated for use by the Department of Health and Human Services’ Indian Health Services. The NAICS code 562920 identifies the work within waste management and remediation services, emphasizing the need for environmentally responsible disposal methods. All decommissioning activities must include secure data erasure or destruction to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive health information, while also meeting federal guidelines for electronic waste handling. This opportunity is managed by the Program Support Center Acquisition Management Service and is exclusively available to qualified Native American-owned businesses under the Buy Indian Set-Aside provisions. There is no specified point of contact in the posting, and bidders must rely on the provided SAM.gov link for full details and submission requirements. The absence of a solicitation number suggests this may be part of a broader procurement framework or an internally managed requirement. Compliance with all federal environmental and cybersecurity directives is non-negotiable, and contractors must demonstrate proven experience in handling sensitive medical equipment decommissioning, including chain-of-custody documentation and certified disposal practices.