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Waste Disposal System Abandonment

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This subcontract opportunity involves the abandonment and removal of existing waste disposal systems for prime contractors working on Department of General Services projects. The scope of work includes pumping out sewage facilities, removing sediment, and the decommissioning of pipes and tanks to deliver a fully decommissioned waste system. The project is associated with the State of California Department of Transportation and will be performed in Delano, California. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 10, 2026, under NAICS code 562219.

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Waste system removal and decommissioning subcontract in Delano, California, due November 10, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 06-1A8104.

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Building Construction In Kern County In Delano At Lexington Street Maintenance Station At 805 South Lexington Street

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AgencyCalifornia → STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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Performs abandonment and removal of existing waste disposal systems for prime contractors on Department of General Services (DGS) projects. Pumps out sewage facilities, removes sediment, and abandons pipes and tanks. Delivers a decommissioned waste system.

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