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Waste & Wastewater Management

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This subcontract for Waste and Wastewater Management supports Oregon Department of Human Services emergency shelter projects in Portland. The selected provider will be responsible for the removal and legal disposal of bio-hazardous waste, sewage, and grey water. Operations require the use of specialized equipment, including vacuum trucks and waste containment tanks, to ensure all wastewater is transported and handled according to hazardous waste standards. The contract is managed under the ODHS Director's Office with a response deadline of December 31, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 562211 and is designed for providers working as subcontractors for prime contractors to maintain sanitary conditions at shelter sites.

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Subcontract for bio-hazardous waste and wastewater disposal for ODHS Portland emergency shelter projects.

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Portland, OR, 97218, USA

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This scope was carved out of S-10000-00016927.

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Request for Application for on-call Hygiene Services

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AgencyOregon → ODHS Director's Office
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Performs removal and disposal of bio-hazardous waste, sewage, and grey water for prime contractors on Oregon Department of Human Services emergency shelter projects. Utilizes vacuum trucks, waste containment tanks, and biohazard disposal equipment to remove wastewater from shelter sites per hazardous waste transport standards. Delivers legal disposal of waste/wastewater.

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