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| Reported | 05/31/2019 12:00 AM |
| Project Title | S--688-19-3-479-0095 Hazardous Waste Service (Va-19-00062547) |
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| City, State (County) | Washington, DC 20422 (District of Columbia County) |
| Category(s) | Environmental |
| Sub-Category(s) | Hazardous Waste Disposal |
| Contracting Method | Competitive Bids. |
| Project Status | Accepting Letters of Interest |
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| Plans Available from | Federal Agency |
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| Description | The Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting market research in order to provide hazardous waste removal services for the Washington DC VA Medical Center. The contractor shall be licensed and authorized by the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia DOT to transport hazardous waste (to include pharmaceutical hazardous waste and universal waste) to a transfer, storage, or disposal facility (TSDF) in this region. The contractor shall also be licensed to transport non-hazardous waste, non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste, and special medical waste. The contractor must be competent to manage the hazardous waste streams, labpack them, store them properly in the facility s 90-day hazardous waste storage shed, and prepare each container for shipment. Weekly walkthroughs must be conducted throughout all the areas of the hospital (to include the adjoining Research buildings) that have been identified as having operations or processes that generate RCRA hazardous and non-hazardous waste and dispose of it in hazardous waste containers. Inspect all RCRA hazardous waste and non-hazardous waste containers for the following: (1) ensure that the contents of a container have not been in it and still onsite for more than 90 days from the accumulation start date written on the hazardous waste label, (2) full containers, and (3) the container is in good condition and not leaking. Hazardous waste collected from the hospital areas will be taken to the hazardous waste storage shed (across from the employee parking lot; next to the Research building), which is the facility s Central Accumulation Area (CAA). Hazardous waste will be stored there in proper containers in accordance with 40 CFR, and the CAA and all waste containers must be inspected on a weekly basis. A written hazardous waste inspection documenting and tracking the weekly inspections must be kept in the CAA. The contractor must be able to generate waste profiles in accordance with the individual waste determinations that have been prepared for each hazardous waste stream. It is also the responsibility of the contractor to update each of the waste profiles on an annually basis, and ensure that the government has a clear, readable copy of each. The contractor will provide hazardous waste, non-hazardous waste, universal waste, and special medical waste manifests in accordance with EPA and DOT regulations upon scheduled days that waste will be transported. Other documentation (to include Land Disposal Restrictions) that is required in concert with the above-mentioned manifests per EPA and DOT regulations will also be the responsibility of the contractor to provide. The contractor may be tasked to conduct additional duties within the framework of the contract to include tracking of hazardous waste containers throughout the facility and fill out the hazardous waste storage log on a weekly basis. The contractor should have competent staff that can provide the government RCRA hazardous waste, DOT hazardous material general awareness, and universal waste training. | ||
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