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Specialized Cleanup Crew Staffing

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This subcontract for Specialized Cleanup Crew Staffing involves providing trained personnel to support prime contractors on encampment projects for the Merced County Sheriff’s Office. The selected provider must supply a dedicated team consisting of one supervisor and four workers to perform both routine and emergency cleanup operations using standard tools and personal protective equipment. The contract mandates strict adherence to safety and labor regulations, requiring all staff to be trained in OSHA 1970 and CA-OSHA 1973 standards. Additionally, the provider must ensure full compliance with Davis-Bacon and California Labor Code 1720 requirements while delivering the necessary labor man-hours according to the specified team structure.

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CA, USA

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Ongoing Encampment Clean Up Services

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Merced
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → County of Merced
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Provides trained cleanup personnel for prime contractors on Merced County Sheriff’s Office encampment projects. Supplies a team of one supervisor and four workers to execute routine and emergency cleanups using standard tools and PPE. Ensures all staff are trained in OSHA 1970/CA-OSHA 1973 and compliant with Davis-Bacon and CA Labor Code 1720. Delivers labor man-hours per the required team structure.

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