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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded INDUSTRIAL WASTE UTILIZATION, LLC a $3,100.00 delivery order under contract SP450022D0007, with the award issued on May 14, 2026. The work involves performing a series of environmental analytical tests including a 96-hour bioassay, TCLP metals analysis for two separate NSNs, a total TCLP analysis covering contaminants D004 through D043, PCB analysis, and an additional unspecified analysis, all tied to specific NSN codes under part S222V00000732, S222V00000686, S222V00000695, S222V00000678, S222V00000729, and S222V00000689. The contract is a federal award issued through DIBBS with no set-aside classification and no specified place of performance or point of contact details provided. The solicitation number SP450026F4878 was posted on July 22, 2026, indicating a post-award publication date that follows the actual award date.
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