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Texas City, Texas The Project Team recommends that Texas City select a vendor that subscribes to these standards and is committed to the responsible management of surplus and end-of-life electronic equipment. Such vendors will provide the city with a copy of the Texas E-cycling Standards, including a signed statement by an officer of the organization agreeing to abide by them. More information on TEST standards can be obtained on the Recycling Alliance of Texas website. The Project Team also recommends that the city talk with H-GAC staff regarding the possibility contracting for e-waste processing services through their regional contract with Recycle America Alliance, LLC. The contract allows H-GAC member cities and counties to contract with the vendor for the collection, transportation and disposal of electronic waste (e-waste) within the H-GAC region at pre-negotiated prices. The contract can cover either one-day collection events or permanent e-waste facilities. 2/29/08 R. W. Beck 5-17
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