Tarrant Regional Water District — Central City Flood ControlIssuing agency·Fort Worth, TX·via a public procurement portalTRWD is seeking an on-call contractor to provide rapid environmental response services when potentially contaminated soil, groundwater, tanks, drums, or other materials are discovered during construction. The contractor must provide qualified personnel, testing, permitting, cleanup, transportation, disposal, documentation, and regulatory compliance, with a supervisor available to respond within 48 hours and a 24/7 service line.
Department: Central City Flood Control | Project ID: 26-197
The contractor must provide qualified personnel, testing, permitting, cleanup, transportation, disposal, documentation, and regulatory compliance, with a supervisor available to respond within 48 hours and a 24/7 service line.
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Source: Tarrant Regional Water District — Central City Flood Control (solicitation 26-197), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
