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Specialty Hazardous Material & Pest Remediation

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This subcontract for Specialty Hazardous Material and Pest Remediation supports prime contractors on OSSE-DOT projects for the District of Columbia's Special Education Transportation agency. The scope of work involves identifying pest species, applying targeted treatments, removing debris, and sanitizing surfaces. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for the safe disposal of hazardous materials and the handling of bloodborne pathogens in strict accordance with OSHA and CDC guidelines. To ensure safety and compliance, all personnel must be specifically trained in biohazard handling and pest control safety protocols. The contractor is required to provide comprehensive documentation for all remediated areas, which must include the associated BE number and supporting digital photographs. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 562112.

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Subcontract for hazardous material and pest remediation on DC OSSE-DOT special education projects.

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FY-27_SCHOOL BUS FLEET WATERLESS CLEANING, DISINFECTING AND EXTERMINATION SERVICES (CBE Contractors only)

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Special Education Transportation (SET)
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Performs specialized hazardous material and pest remediation for prime contractors on OSSE-DOT projects. Identifies pest species, applies targeted treatments, removes insect debris, and sanitizes surfaces. Handles bloodborne pathogens and hazardous material disposal per OSHA and CDC guidelines. Requires personnel trained in biohazard handling and pest control safety. Delivers remediated areas documented by BE number and digital photos.

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FY-27_SCHOOL BUS FLEET WATERLESS CLEANING, DISINFECTING AND EXTERMINATION SERVICES (CBE Contractors only)
Solicitation # Doc852055
The District of Columbia Office of Contracting and Procurement, on behalf of the Office of the State Superintendent of Education Division of Student Transportation, is soliciting proposals for on-site fleet vehicle cleaning and extermination services for up to 650 school buses. This requirement will result in the award of one to three Blanket Purchase Agreements for services performed at four terminals throughout Washington, DC. The scope of work includes waterless exterior cleaning and interior sanitation performed four times per year, with specialty hazardous material cleaning and insect extermination provided on an as-needed basis. The period of performance extends through September 30, 2027. This solicitation is set aside exclusively for Certified Business Enterprises. Contractors must utilize EPA-approved biodegradable detergents and botanical sanitizers, with Category A products requiring certification from Green Seal, EcoLogo, or EPA Design for the Environment. All specialty hazardous cleaning must comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 and CDC guidelines. To ensure quality and acceptance, contractors are required to record the BE number of every bus cleaned and provide digital photos of the completed work with their monthly invoices. Compliance with the District of Columbia Human Rights Act and the Buy American Act is mandatory.

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