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UPS Battery Supply and Certified Recycling

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Sacramento, CA, USA

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Invitation for Bid IFB A261017059 Uninterrupted Power Supply Maintenance and Repair

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AgencyCalifornia → Office of Emergency Services
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Supplies replacement batteries and provides certified disposal for prime contractors on Cal OES facility projects. Supplies Power Safe SBS batteries and transports spent cells to approved recycling facilities. Must meet Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requirements for hazardous waste transport and disposal. Delivers replacement batteries and a formal Certificate of Recycling/Destruction within 30 days of removal.

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