S--CEDAR GROVE SOLID WASTE REMOVAL
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The contract pertains to the cancellation of a previously issued Notice of Intent to Award for the Cedar Grove solid waste removal services under solicitation number 140P8621Q0025. Originally posted on April 27, 2021, this solicitation was managed by the Department of the Interior’s office located in San Francisco, California. The contract relates to NAICS code 562111, which covers solid waste collection, indicating the services involved were centered around waste removal tasks. The Department of the Interior, specifically under the Pwr GOGA office (86000), was the responsible agency for this procurement. Key points of contact include Patty Payne, who can be reached via email or phone for further inquiries. Although no specific award has been finalized due to the cancellation, this update provides transparency regarding the status of the procurement process and the organizational context of the intended contract.
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