Civic Cleanup Services company information

Company info + job summary.

Civic Cleanup Services organizes cleanup, hauling, job photos, disposal notes, company setup, reference review, and invoice support in one place.

Job summary handoff beside a cleanup work truck
Company files, job photos, and final records stay in one place.

Company file and service facts

Company file index

CCS-COI-GL-AUTO-WC.pdf

General liability, auto, workers comp, endorsement routing

CCS-W9-company-file.pdf

W-9 and setup contact fields

CCS-DIR-status.pdf

DIR number/status and prevailing-wage routing if applicable

CCS-rate-sheet.pdf

Route, site, labor-hour, haul, disposal, emergency assumptions

CCS-safety-plan.pdf

PPE, access, traffic staging, sharps/specialty escalation

CCS-reference-request-sheet.pdf

Qualified reference path and comparable-work file IDs

Request paths

Formal quote, informal quote, on-call/as-needed, task order, emergency authorization, or recurring service review

Setup

Category mapping, RFQ routing, company file, and service request support

Insurance

$2M/$4M GL, auto $1M, workers comp, DIR status when applicable, 2-hour intake target, 24-hour job update target

Self-performed

Debris cleanup, hauling, route crews, job photos, cart logs, housing/property cleanouts, invoice support, and final updates

Partner-supported

Traffic control, specialty disposal, biohazard/sharps handling, heavy equipment, surge fleet, disposal support, or outside review by job

Not-fit boundary

Hazardous remediation, enforcement actions, utility work, structural demolition, confined-space work, or closures without qualified support

Codes

NAICS 562119 / 561790 / 541620 / 541690; NIGP 962-39 / 968-71 / 988-56 / 989-00; UNSPSC/custom portal categories checked

Ready to share

COI, W-9, endorsements, DIR if applicable, rate sheet, job summary, disposal details, emergency contact

Common sites

Public works, housing, code enforcement, streets, facilities, parks, emergency response

Service area

Los Angeles County, Orange County, Inland Empire, San Diego County

Dispatch model

2-hour intake target, same-day window by job, after-hours emergency phone

Capacity

3 crews, 5 truck-trailer units, recurring routes, surge partner network

Cleanup + hauling

Road debris, illegal dumping, shopping carts, parks, apartment and office cleanouts, event waste, and urgent property cleanup.

Clear job updates

Before/after images, route notes, timestamps, disposal details, issue notes, and completion summaries.

Checked before scheduling

Insurance, licensing, specialty handling, traffic control, access, permits, and disposal needs are checked before work starts.

Common cleanup requests.

Use these examples to match a messy cleanup need to a clear work plan.

Right-of-way debris

Complaint list, route plan, pickup photos, disposal details, completion status

Encampment support

PPE notes, site staging, hauling plan, specialty escalation, before/after evidence

Shopping cart retrieval

Hot-spot route, retailer notes, pickup log, monthly report, exception list

Federal housing cleanouts

Unit or site list, hauling notes, turnover status, disposal receipts, supervisor summary

Waste characterization

Sampling plan, material categories, weights, photos, diversion notes, chart-ready export

311 backlog sprint

Batch locations, work-order status, mapped completion, unresolved issue notes

On-call work

Intake, quote response, task order, terms, route notes

Job summary.

Summary structure for a route, cleanup sprint, cart program, encampment debris job, or material sorting request.

Sites

location log

Weight

tonnage field

Diversion

material notes

1

Location + GPS

Pin, address, route sequence, and service window

2

Before/after photos

Image set tied to each cleanup location or work order

3

Weights + categories

Estimated tonnage, material type, and diversion notes where applicable

4

Disposal backup

Tickets, receipts, manifests, or exception notes

5

Safety + escalation

PPE notes, access issues, sharps or specialty escalation, traffic concerns

6

Final summary

Short narrative, unresolved items, next action, invoice support

Before work starts

Company checklist: COI, W-9, references, rate sheet, job summary, disposal details, safety plan, emergency contact, and payment terms
General liability $2M/$4M, auto $1M, and workers comp certificate routing
Additional insured endorsement requests and W-9 setup path
NAICS alignment: 562119, 561790, 541620, and 541690
NIGP alignment: 962-39 hauling, 968-71 solid/liquid waste disposal, 988-56 litter removal, and 989-00 sampling
Service categories and portal fields checked against the request
Request path check: formal quote, informal quote, on-call/as-needed, task order, pilot, emergency authorization, or cooperative purchasing review
Insurance certificate and endorsement requirements
Permits, licensing, and prevailing-wage applicability
Disposal facility or transfer-station path
Specialty partner needs for hazardous or biohazard handling
Self-performed cleanup, hauling, route notes, cart logs, job photos, and final updates separated from partner-supported specialty controls
Not-fit boundary for hazardous remediation, law-enforcement actions, utility work, structural demolition, confined-space work, or unpermitted closures
Access, traffic control, hours, and owner or city contact

Company file contents.

This page is designed for certificate requests, endorsements, license or permit checks, disposal partner documentation, reference review, and job photos to sit beside the request and completion records instead of being scattered across separate emails.