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Addresses DoD environmental and energy requirements for defense contracts. Covers hazardous material management, ozone-depleting substances, and environmental cleanup responsibilities unique to military operations and installations.
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Ask about DFARS Part 223Defense contractors handling hazardous materials; contractors performing work on military installations with environmental requirements.
Recycled content, energy efficiency, OSHA.
DFARS Part 223 supplements this FAR part with defense-specific requirements.
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