030ADV24R0024 Questions and Answers.pdf
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This solicitation requests hazardous waste disposal services for the Library of Congress facilities in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. The selected contractor will be responsible for waste identification, transportation, reporting, treatment, storage, and disposal in compliance with RCRA, TSCA, and other applicable Federal and state regulations. Services include functions necessary for the Library of Congress to meet all Federal, state, and local waste management and emergency response requirements. The contractor must comply with 40 CFR, 29 CFR, 49 CFR, and analogous state hazardous waste regulations in effect throughout the life of the contract.
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Ques�ons/Answers
Solicita�on #030ADV24R0024
Ques�on 1: On average, how much waste is removed with each pickup (i.e., 10 drums)
Answer 1: We don’t have drums so on average we have 30-50 lbs per removal
Ques�on 2: How o�en are pickups needed? Monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly?
Answer 2: We have pick ups quarterly on average but some�mes more frequently.
Ques�on 3: Who is the incumbent?
Answer 3: Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc.
Ques�on 4: Since the disposal is per pound, are minimums allowed?
Answer 4: Offerors may propose a minimum per pick up and the minimum should be clearly defined in their proposal.
Ques�on 5: The materials and transporta�on tab does not contain a line for transporta�on, please confirm if the transporta�on must be bundled in with the disposal pricing.
Answer 5: Transporta�on should be defined as a sub-item for disposal pricing.
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