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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on May 24, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Ohio Department of Health-BEHRP-SFY24-HEPA Vacuums

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SRC0000019868State & Local

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The Ohio Department of Health’s Lead Licensure and Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs are implementing a project to reduce lead exposure risks for Ohio families by providing specialized HEPA vacuums to local communities. These vacuums are intended for loan to residents through local health departments and organizations, enabling them to effectively clean their homes of lead dust and hazards associated with lead-based paint. The program emphasizes the importance of proper lead hazard remediation and prevention, with the vacuums and related supplies being supplied at no cost to residents, including shipping and freight costs. The contract, titled Ohio Department of Health-BEHRP-SFY24-HEPA Vacuums, was posted on May 24, 2024, with a response deadline of June 3, 2024. The procurement is managed by the Ohio Bureau of Environmental Health & Radiation Protection under a contract value estimated between $50,000 and $150,000, and it targets vendors capable of supplying the necessary equipment and accessories for lead hazard cleanup across Ohio.

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AgencyOhio Bureau of Environmental Health & Radiation Protection
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The Ohio Department of Health’s Lead Licensure and Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs aim to reduce/eliminate exposure to lead hazards for Ohio families. Providing HEPA Vacuums to communities for residents is one of the ways to meet this goal.The program seeks to purchase and supply specialized HEPA vacuums and some supplies/accessories for lead cleanup in residences. These vacuums will be on loan to local health departments and organizations throughout the state. Residents may borrow these vacuum cleaners to assist in cleaning their homes and apartments of lead dust and the hazards associated with lead-based paint. Shipping and freight to be included in cost of items being bid. 

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