Sustainable Materials Supply and Transparency Reporting
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The Sustainable Materials Supply and Transparency Reporting subcontract, issued by Sourcewell, focuses on the procurement of building materials that adhere to strict sustainability and transparency standards. The primary objective is to support LEED v4.1 or equivalent green building certifications by requiring the provision of Full Material Disclosure, Health Product Declarations, and Environmental Product Declarations for all supplied goods. This agreement falls under NAICS code 327320 and was posted on March 4, 2025, with a long-term response deadline extending to March 26, 2030. The contract ensures that all materials used in construction meet specific environmental and health criteria through rigorous reporting and documentation.
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MN, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of MD-030425.
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Adrian L. Merton, Inc. — MD - Region 3 - Mechanical / HVAC
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