
County on-call
County on-call, 31 member cities
The County of Orange on-call agreement that lets 31 member cities order hazardous waste and emergency work.

County of Orange on-call vendor
The County of Orange has HCI on call for 31 member cities, the Fire Authority, the Sheriff's ranges and John Wayne Airport. Our trucks come straight down the 91 from Corona.

Services
Services from the harbor to the hills

Research labs along the 405, plating and electronics shops in the central cities, the industrial north county and the county's own facilities ship drums, lab packs and bulk liquids through HCI. We classify each stream, bring DOT-rated containers, complete the manifest and deliver to a permitted disposal site with HCI as the licensed transporter.
Written quotes generally arrive by the next business day; the County of Orange Health Care Agency is among the agencies using this service.
What we handle locally

Every load moves on HCI equipment with HCI drivers: placarded vans for packaged waste, tankers and vacuum trucks for liquids, roll-offs for solids and crane trucks for tanks. Papers and placards are completed at your site, and the same company signs as transporter all the way to the facility.
What we handle locally

The county Fire Authority and the county's Public Defender each carry an HCI emergency response agreement, and the dispatcher on 800.988.4424 never goes to voicemail. On a street, in an alley or inside a plant, the crew controls the source, keeps product out of the storm system and removes the contaminated material before it leaves.
A county oil release on a residential alley was contained, cleaned and the pavement restored on a single visit.
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OC Community Resources uses HCI for trail cleanups and emergency hazardous waste, and the regional river trail, flood channels and freeway edges are regular work. Crews clear debris and structures, bag sharps and biohazards separately, manifest whatever is hazardous and document the site for the agency.
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HCI services the Sheriff's ranges, mines lead for the Sheriff's forensics unit and holds the department's ventilation filter contract. Four city police departments contract separately for their indoor ranges, one of them on a quarterly cleaning schedule.
Each visit covers HEPA vacuuming, trap and backstop service, new filters and the profiling and disposal of the lead waste.
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Vacuum truck pump-outs of clarifiers, separators, sumps and process tanks for plants along the 55 and 405 corridors and the north county industrial belt, with entry-trained technicians for interiors and the removed sludge manifested on the spot by the same crew.
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Medical device makers, surgery centers, dental practices and research labs from the airport business parks to the north county are on routes for sharps, red bag and pathological waste, packaged for a licensed treatment plant, with custody paperwork on every container.
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Discreet remediation of homes, businesses, vehicles and civic buildings when a death or violent event has happened, performed under OSHA bloodborne pathogen rules with the documentation insurers and agencies require.
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Sampling, removal of contaminated finishes, surface decontamination and final clearance for houses, apartments and motels used for manufacturing or heavy use, following EPA voluntary guidelines and county health requirements.
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Hotel rooms near the resorts, apartments, patrol cars and restrooms where fentanyl is suspected are isolated and cleaned, full PPE and HEPA equipment and air filtration, and documented for release.
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A city abatement contract in the county seat area covers board-up and securing services. Under the C-21 classification we also take down interiors, structures and tanks, haul and recycle debris, and deal with whatever hazardous materials turn up.
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County, airport and city public works get tank removals, impacted soil digs and site restoration with a Class A contractor carried on the DIR registry and listed with the County of Orange and John Wayne Airport.
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Local
HCI holds a County of Orange on-call agreement that reaches 31 member cities, separate agreements with the Fire Authority, the Health Care Agency, the Public Defender, OC Community Resources and John Wayne Airport, and the Sheriff's range maintenance, forensics lead mining and filter contracts. On top of that come police range, abatement and bio cleanup contracts with six individual cities and a district agreement with Moulton Niguel Water District.
The 91 freeway runs from our Corona yard straight into the north county, with the 55, 57 and 405 feeding the rest. Inland stops are typically under 40 minutes; the coast takes a little longer.
Where the trucks run each week

Local record

County on-call
The County of Orange on-call agreement that lets 31 member cities order hazardous waste and emergency work.

Fire authority
OCFA calls HCI for hazardous materials releases through a standing emergency response agreement; the Health Care Agency holds a separate hazardous waste contract.

Sheriff
Range maintenance, forensics lead mining and the ventilation filter contract for the Sheriff's Department.

City contracts
Police range contracts with Anaheim, Buena Park, Fullerton and Costa Mesa; abatement and board-up for Santa Ana.
Also on file: John Wayne Airport, the county Public Defender, OC Community Resources trail cleanups, a south county retirement community's foundation and the Moulton Niguel Water District.
Who we serve
Agencies, labs and manufacturers make up most of the work.

The county, its Fire Authority, Sheriff and airport, and six cities already order from HCI under standing agreements.
Government and public agencies
Lab packs, sharps and pharmaceutical waste for the biotech and medical device companies around the airport and the surgery centers countywide.
Healthcare and labs
Plating, electronics and aerospace shops in the central and north county cities send solvents, coolants and process sludge on scheduled pickups.
Manufacturing
Garage spills, abandoned chemicals and slope encampments at HOAs, apartment communities and retail centers.
Property management
Tank removals and impacted soil hauling for the infill and redevelopment projects filling the county's last industrial parcels.
General contractors
Lab stockroom cleanouts and lamp, ballast and battery pickups for school districts and the county's colleges and universities.
EducationQuestions
What city purchasing staff, EHS managers and property managers ask before ordering.
Describe the waste or the job and where it is. Most quotes are returned by the next business day.
Request a quote
Request service
Quotes and scheduled work start with the form. A release in progress goes to 800.988.4424.
HCI's Corona office will follow up during business hours. For an active emergency, call 800.988.4424.