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Propane Tank Removal & Devalving

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Los Angeles, CA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 26-980-002.

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Vehicle Recycling Program Dismantling, Recycling and Disposal Service of Passenger, Commercial and Recreational Vehicles

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AgencyCalifornia → Police
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Performs specialized removal and devalving of propane tanks from RVs and vessels for prime contractors on Los Angeles Police Commission (LAPD) recycling projects. Extracts tanks and vents gas to ensure safety for further dismantling using propane handling equipment. Requires specialized gas handling or propane technician certifications. Delivers safely removed and neutralized propane tanks.

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