1305M326Q0489_SC_Lab_Hazardous_Waste_List_Pricing_Schedule_v2_0001.xlsx

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This is an IGCE (Independent Government Cost Estimate) Hazardous Waste Pricing Schedule for the Santa Cruz Laboratory hazardous waste removal services contract (Solicitation 1305M326Q0489) administered by the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The pricing schedule establishes unit costs and estimated annual quantities for hazardous waste management services at the Santa Cruz Laboratory facility. Services are organized into five primary categories: consulting and chemical sampling (expert consulting hours), labor for waste collection and relocation, labor for waste disposal activities (packaging, manifesting, and chemist services), mobilization and transportation (pick-up services), and supplies and lab packing materials.

The schedule itemizes specific waste streams requiring disposal, including universal waste (fluorescent light bulbs, batteries), lead acid batteries, flammable liquids, corrosive liquids, non-regulated non-hazardous waste, and formalin waste. Pricing is structured by container size and type (ranging from 5-gallon to 55-gallon drums). Labor services are estimated in hourly rates with government maximum quantities ranging from 1 to 20 units annually depending on the service line. The document currently shows placeholder pricing with all unit costs listed as "$-0," indicating that contractors are required to submit their actual pricing against this schedule. The evaluated price total is also shown as "$-0," pending contractor submission of competitive bids for these hazardous waste management services.

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Hazardous Waste Pricing Schedule
Item/ DescriptionUnitsQuantityUnit Cost for 1 EA as stated in Column DNot to Exceed Quantity (Government's maximum estimate for 1 year)SubTotal
Consulting and Chemical Sampling:
Expert ConsultingHours1$ - 06$ - 0
Labor for SAA Waste Collection:
SAA Waste Collection and relocation to CAAHours1$ - 08$ - 0
Labor for Waste Disposal:
Packaging WasteHours1$ - 012$ - 0
ManifestingHours1$ - 08$ - 0
Other Chemist ServicesHours1$ - 08$ - 0
Mobilization/Transportation:
SWFSC - Santa Cruz LaboratoryPick-up1$ - 06$ - 0
Lab Packs: (cost should include container and packing supplies)
Lamps (Universal Waste)
Fluorescent Light Bulb ContainersEach1$ - 04$ - 0
Batteries - Lead Acid (non-universal waste)
BatteryEach1$ - 02$ - 0
Batteries - Alkaline, NICAD, Lithium Ion (Universal Waste)
15 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
5 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 03$ - 0
Flammable Liquids
30 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
15 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 02$ - 0
5 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 03$ - 0
Corrosive Liquids (Basic Inorganic)
15 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
5 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 02$ - 0
Non-Regulated Non-Hazardous Waste (Liquid)
30 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
15 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
5 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
Formalin Waste
5 Gallon DrumEach1$ - 02$ - 0
Supplies:
Satellite Accumulation Area Sticker for Containers (varies depending on hazard and/or regulation)Each1$ - 020$ - 0
55 Gallon Plastic DrumEach1$ - 01$ - 0
30 Gallon Plastic DrumEach1$ - 03$ - 0
15 Gallon Plastic DrumEach1$ - 04$ - 0
5 Gallon Plastic DrumEach1$ - 010$ - 0
Packing media / absorbentEach1$ - 03$ - 0
Fluorescent Light Bulb ContainersEach1$ - 02$ - 0

Evaluated Price $ - 0

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