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Pharmaceutical Waste Specialized Handling & Disposal

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Medical Waste Disposal

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AgencyIowa → Department of Administrative Services
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Performs secure handling, transport, and disposal of pharmaceutical waste for prime contractors on Iowa Department of Administrative Services projects. Manages hazardous, non-hazardous, controlled substances, and chemotherapy waste using tamper-evident containers. Maintains a strict, controlled chain of custody. Requires DEA registration for controlled substances. Delivers documented chain of custody and certificates of destruction.

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