Questons and Answers 1.pdf

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Solid Waste and Recycling Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
12805B21Q0063
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Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Plains Area

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This document contains industry questions and answers regarding solid waste and recycling services for the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Plains Area. The services include weekly waste collection estimated at 5.33 tons per week from compactors and roll-off containers inside a building with overhead doors. One roll-off will be dedicated for separated recyclable materials while trash will be collected in another roll-off. The related federal contract opportunity solicitation is for these solid waste and recycling services with solicitation number 12805B21Q0063.

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Industry Questions and Answers #1

Q1: Who owns the compactors? Are the compactors required to be dumped?

A1: The compactors are connected to the 30 yard dumpsters, please refer to Technical Exhibit 1. These units will serviced in accordance with PWS Section 3.

Q2: Will the recyclable container(s) be clean/separated material? Or will it be co-mingled with the trash?

A2: One rolloff will be dedicated for recyclable materials and will not be co-mingled with trash.

Q3: Are the rolloffs under cover or overhang? Or they out in the open air?

A3: The rolloffs are inside a building. Each container has a large overhead door.

Q4: What is the estimated waste analysis per week for this requirement?

A4: The waste is estimated to be 227 tons per year, which equates to roughly 5.33 tons per week.

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