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Scale House & Weighment Operations

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The contract entails the operation of scale systems responsible for tracking waste tonnage, which includes managing data entry, fee collection, and reporting related to waste measurements. The scope may also involve integration with regional waste tracking platforms to ensure comprehensive monitoring and coordination across jurisdictions. This subcontract is identified under the NAICS code 561499, indicating specialized support services. Issued by the Northwest Hills Council of Governments in Connecticut, the contract was posted on November 4, 2025, with a response deadline set for December 15, 2026. While specific location and point of contact details are not provided, the contract focuses on supporting waste management processes within the region, leveraging technology and administrative capabilities to improve operational efficiency. Further information and bidding details can be accessed through the Connecticut DAS CTSource Bid Board portal.

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Operation of waste scale systems, data management, fee collection, reporting, and regional integration.

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Connecticut → Northwest Hills Council of Gov.View Agency

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561499 - All Other Business Support ServicesView NAICS

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CT, USA

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AgencyConnecticut → Northwest Hills Council of Gov.
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Operation of scale systems for tracking waste tonnage, data entry, fee collection, and reporting. May include integration with regional waste tracking platforms.

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