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P2630002, Portable Toilet Rental & Services YBWA
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The contract requires the provision of professional portable toilet rental services for the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area over a thirty-six-month period to maintain sanitary conditions and visitor convenience by eliminating the need to leave the site for restroom facilities. The contractor must supply and maintain thirteen standard portable toilets and two ADA-compliant units designed for mobility-impaired individuals, ensuring all units remain clean, functional, and fully equipped with necessary components throughout the contract term. The solicitation, numbered 0000039688 under the title P2630002, is issued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife with a response deadline of July 21, 2026, and a posted date of June 30, 2026. Services are to be performed at the Colusa location within California, and inquiries should be directed to Samuel Gnatyuk at samuel.gnatyuk@wildlife.ca.gov. The procurement is classified under a state and local government (SLED) agency type with no specific set-aside designation.
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Colusa, CA, USASet-Aside
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