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Snow and Ice Removal Services - BLS Central Lab Facility

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This subcontract involves providing comprehensive snow and ice removal services for the City of Philadelphia Water Department at the BLS Central Lab Facility. The scope of work includes clearing snow and ice from interior paved areas, sidewalks, loading docks, plaza areas, and exterior bordering sidewalks using snow plows and blowers. To ensure hazard-free access to all facility ingress and egress points, the contractor is responsible for applying rock salt and calcium chloride while maintaining strict compliance with OSHA standards. The selected provider must maintain 24/7 availability with a required mobilization time of one hour. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 561790, with the place of performance located in Philadelphia. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 23, 2026.

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Snow and ice removal for Philadelphia Water Department; responses due November 23, 2026.

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Philadelphia, PA, USA

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Snow Removal FY27

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AgencyPennsylvania → Water Department
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Performs comprehensive snow and ice removal for prime contractors on City of Philadelphia Water Department facility projects. Clears snow and ice from interior paved areas, sidewalks, loading docks, plaza areas, and exterior bordering sidewalks. Applies calcium chloride and rock salt. Requires snow plows and blowers with 1-hour mobilization and 24/7 availability. Complies with OSHA standards. Delivers hazard-free access to all facility ingress/egress points.

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