Attachment_II_Ex._Data.docx
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- Pesticide Disposal Takeback Events
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- 0000035853
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- California
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This file appears to be an Attachment containing example data from previous chemical collection events, likely related to a hazardous waste or environmental management contract. The document includes statistical visualizations showing collection data across multiple dimensions: by county, participant type, and chemical profile. The images contain graphical representations of data from previous chemical collection events, providing historical context and performance metrics for what seems to be a waste collection and disposal program. The statistical breakdowns suggest a systematic approach to tracking and analyzing chemical waste collection efforts, potentially to inform future procurement, logistics, and environmental management strategies.
The statistical images and data appear to serve as supporting documentation for a potential solicitation or contract renewal, demonstrating past event performance and collection volumes. While specific financial details are not visible, the comprehensive data visualization suggests a robust tracking mechanism for chemical collection events, which could be used to evaluate program effectiveness, plan future collection strategies, and potentially inform budget allocations or vendor selection for chemical waste management services.
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Attachment II
Example Data From Previous Events Showing the Volume and Type of Chemicals Collected
EVENT COLLECTION STATISTICS (By County)
EVENT COLLECTION STATISTICS (By Participant Type)
EVENT COLLECTION STATISTICS (By Chemical Profile) image1.png image2.png image3.png image4.png
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