Attachment_A1_-_Questions_and_Answers-140G0224Q0194_0002.pdf
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This document is an Attachment containing Questions and Answers related to a Request for Quotations (RFQ) for Solid Waste Services to Deliver Twenty (20), Ten (10) Ton Roll-Off Dumpsters and Pick-Up/Dispose of Non-Hazardous Rock Core Material for the US Geological Survey (USGS) at the Denver Federal Center in Colorado. The questions address details about the rock core material, including whether it is contained and whether the dumpsters will be weighed on-site to ensure the 10-ton limit is not exceeded. The USGS responses indicate the material is contained in sample bags and boxes, and that there are checks in place, including on-site weighing, to ensure the 10-ton limit is not exceeded.
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Attachment A1
Questions and Answers
RFQ 140G0224Q0194
Solid Waste Services to Deliver Twenty (20), Ten (10) Ton Roll-Off Dumpsters and
Pick-Up/Dispose of Non-Hazardous Rock Core Material for USGS, Core Research
Center, Denver Federal Center, Colorado
1. Question #1:
“Would you know if this rock is loose or is it contained?”
USGS’s Response:
It is contained in sample bags and cardboard boxes.Which will also be disposed of.
2. Question #2:
"Will the dumpsters needed at the DFC be weighed on site? Or are there checks and balances in place that ensure the tonnage will not exceed the 10 ton allowance?"
USGS’s Response:
There are checks in place so we do not exceed the 10 ton allowance. We have a scale on site and will be weighing each pallet before we add it to the dumpster, ensuring we stop below the 10 ton limit.
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