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Sanitation and Camp Cleanup Services

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This scope was carved out of CD - Housing#111326.

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On- Call Services in Support of Unhoused Richmond Residents - Request for Qualifications (RFQ)

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AgencyCalifornia → Community Development Department of City of Richmond
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Performs sanitation and cleanup of homeless encampments for prime contractors on City of Richmond projects. Clears debris, removes waste, and performs site sanitation to resolve encampments. Must comply with Richmond Municipal Code 7.108.040 regarding minimum wage. Delivers a cleaned and sanitized site.

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