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Bacs Contamination Control
founded in 1982, bacs is a specialist in data centre cleaning, cleanroom cleaning, laboratory cleaning, electronic office equipment cleaning and technical cleaning of other controlled environments. bacs also carries a range of products that compliment these controlled environments. bacs services are available nationwide including sydney, melbourne, perth, canberra, brisbane, adelaide, hobart and darwin. services can be one-off, routine or project based. data centre cleaning services include 1) post-construction 2) sub-floor 3) above-floor 4) ceiling void 5) high-rise fixture and many more. visit our website to see a comprehensive list. cleanroom cleaning services include 1) post-construction 2) pre-validation 3) routine 4) laboratory we serve over 3,500 customers across australia that represent various types of computer and cleanroom environments from large government departments to small business server rooms. on average, we carry out 150 individual cleans a week. with over 30 years e
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Where is Bacs Contamination Control located?
Bacs Contamination Control's headquarters is located at Australia
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Bacs Contamination Control's official website is bacs.com.au
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How many employees does Bacs Contamination Control have?
Bacs Contamination Control has 20 employees
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Bacs Contamination Control is in the industry of: Biotechnology
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