Emergency response to hazardous materials

Active Statewide contract Washington Awarded

Contract number
09321
Awardee
FOCUS WILDLIFE INTERNATIONAL
Contracting organization
Department of Enterprise Services

Contract facts

Estimated annual value
$4,000,000
End date
NIGP codes
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About this contract

This Washington State Statewide Contract (09321) provides comprehensive emergency response services for hazardous materials incidents across six distinct categories. The contract covers Emergency Management Services, Land Based Work, Water Based Work, Diving and Salvage Related Operations, Disposal/Incineration/Recycling, and Wildlife Management Services. Its primary purpose is to enable rapid response to time-critical incidents where delays could significantly increase human health exposure, environmental impact, economic disruptions, or cleanup costs. The contract includes subcontractors and authorized distributors who are certified as Washington State small businesses, OMWBE, or Veteran-owned entities, ensuring diverse and specialized emergency response capabilities.

The contract is awarded to Focus Wildlife International and is administered by the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services. The IDV has a six-year performance period, running from May 27, 2022, to May 26, 2028, and is classified as a Statewide Contract covering the entire state of Washington. While specific contract value details are not provided, the vehicle encompasses multiple UNSPSC and NIGP codes related to hazardous waste disposal, radioactive containment, spill management, and environmental remediation services. The contract's broad scope and multi-category approach provide state and local entities with a flexible mechanism for addressing complex hazardous material emergency response scenarios.

Description

Contract Scope This Statewide contract provides emergency response for hazardous materials for time critical incidents or threats in which response delays may result in increased human health exposure, environmental impact, economic disruptions or clean-up costs. Category 1: Emergency Management Services. Prepares plans and procedures for responding to emergency containment and cleanup of hazardous materials.

Category 2: Land Based Work. Emergency response, site cleanup, and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials found on land. Category 3: Water Based Work. Emergency response, site-cleanup, and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials found on inland and coastal waters. Category 4: Diving and Salvage Related Operations. Emergency response, site cleanup, and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials found on and underwater.

Category 5: Disposal, Incineration or Recycling. Emergency pickup and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials. Category 6: Wildlife Management Services. Emergency wildlife management and deterrence of wildlife, especially birds, from areas contaminated by oil or a hazardous substance. This contract includes subcontractors/authorized resellers/authorized distributors who are certified as WA State small, OMWBE, or Veteran-owned.

Some contractors may have multiple certifications. See the links at the bottom of the page for all subcontractors and their certifications. Note: not all subcontractors/resellers/distributors are certified.

Quick answers

Who holds contract 09321?

Contract 09321 was awarded to FOCUS WILDLIFE INTERNATIONAL by Department of Enterprise Services in Washington on May 27, 2022.

How much is contract 09321 worth?

Its estimated annual value is $4,000,000.

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