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OWD: Home Composting Program

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The District of Columbia’s Department of Public Works is forecasting a contract to administer the Home Composting Program, which involves developing educational curriculum, conducting outreach workshops, and managing rebate disbursements to residents. The goal is to promote sustainable waste practices through community engagement and financial incentives, ensuring residents have the knowledge and resources to compost at home effectively. The contractor will be responsible for designing age- and audience-appropriate materials, delivering hands-on training sessions, and maintaining an efficient rebate system to encourage participation across the district. This contract opportunity is posted under the Public Works agency and is intended for performance within the District of Columbia, though specific geographic details and set-aside provisions are not yet defined. The posting is classified as a forecast, indicating that a formal solicitation may follow in the future, with no current NAICS code or set-aside information available. While the point of contact details are absent, the opportunity can be tracked via the provided public portal link for updates on timing, requirements, and submission processes.

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Administer home composting program with education, workshops, and rebates to promote sustainable waste practices in D.C.

Agency

District of Columbia → Public Works (DPW)

NAICS

924110 - Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management ProgramsView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Public Works (DPW)
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Contractual services to administer the Home Composting Program including developing curriculum, leading workshops, and administering rebates.

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