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Refrigerant Recycling and Disposal Services

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This scope was carved out of T-717-2026.

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Supply and delivery of empty refrigerant reclaim cylinders, collection and recycling of refrigerant-containing reclaim cylinders from Durham Region Waste Management Facilities

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Performs professional recycling and disposal of collected refrigerants for prime contractors on Regional Municipality of Durham waste management projects. Processes R-22, R-134a, R12, R500, R410A, and R32, including purity verification for R-134a. Requires an industrial recycling facility and a valid Environmental Compliance Approval (ECA) from the Ontario Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks. Delivers certified disposal or recycled product.

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