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OWD: Shredding Service

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The District of Columbia Department of Public Works is forecasting a contract for professional shredding and document destruction services. This initiative includes the management of public drop off events to facilitate the secure disposal of sensitive materials. The project is categorized under NAICS code 561440 and will be managed by the agency within the District of Columbia. Further details regarding the solicitation and specific performance requirements can be tracked through the official District of Columbia procurement portal.

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DC Department of Public Works seeks professional shredding and document destruction services.

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District of Columbia → Public Works (DPW)

Place of Performance

DC, USA

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Public Works (DPW)
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OfficeDC
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District of Columbia → Public Works (DPW)
Office AddressDC
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Document Destrictuion Services, including public drop off events.

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