The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking a small business to provide hantavirus cleanup services for the Monica Cabin in the Cibola National Forest. The work involves removing contaminated materials, including insulation, mice droppings, and other debris, and disposing of them at an offsite waste management facility. The cabin has no access to water or electricity, and the contractor will need to provide their own water and equipment. The scope of work includes removing insulation, ceiling tiles, and other materials, as well as disposing of an old stove covered in mice droppings.
* The contractor must provide their own water and equipment, as the cabin has no access to utilities.
* The scope of work includes removing insulation, ceiling tiles, and other materials.
* The contractor must dispose of contaminated materials at an offsite waste management facility.
* The cabin has no attic space, but the contractor must remove insulation and other materials from the ceiling and walls.
* The contractor must remove and dispose of an old stove covered in mice droppings.
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