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W91237-26-Q-A009 - Sewage Pumping Services for Burnsville Lake 2026-2030
Combined Synopsis Solicitation from DEPT OF THE ARMY • DEPT OF DEFENSE. Place of performance: WV. Response deadline: Jan 26, 2026. Industry: NAICS 562991 • PSC S222.
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The Department of the Army is seeking bids for sewage pumping services at Burnsville Lake from 2026 to 2030. This opportunity is notable as it is set-aside for SBA, targeting qualified small businesses in the sewage and waste management sector.
The buyer aims to establish a reliable sewage pumping service for Burnsville Lake to ensure proper waste management and environmental compliance over a multi-year period.
- Assessment of current sewage infrastructure
- Routine maintenance and emergency pumping services
- Environmental compliance monitoring
- Reporting and documentation of service activities
- SBA certification documentation
- Relevant past performance data
- Technical proposal addressing the work breakdown
- Pricing strategy aligned with market research
- Compliance with any environmental regulations
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- Detailed scope of work requirements and expectations
- Specific environmental regulations applicable to the contract
- Historical performance data from past contractors
- Locations of service access points for pumping
- Emergency response service time requirements
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