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Sludge and Debris Disposal

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This scope was carved out of B-26-155.

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CLEAN OUT AND PROPER DISPOSAL OF SLUDGE AND DEBRIS FROM OIL SEPARATOR TANKS

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AgencyNew Jersey → Department of Infrastructure Management
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Supplies transportation and legal disposal services for prime contractors on Middlesex County DOT infrastructure projects. Hauls collected sludge and debris from project sites to approved facilities using compliant waste hauling vehicles. Ensures disposal per Section 6002 of the Solid Waste Disposal Act and EPA resource recovery guidelines. Delivers disposal manifests and certificates confirming legal waste disposal.

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