Amd0002-RFI-3-Answered_0002.pdf
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- CACO CATCH BASIN INSPECTION AND CLEANING Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P4323Q0098
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This document contains a question and response related to Amendment 0002 of solicitation 140P4323Q0098 from the National Park Service Northeast Region for catch basin inspection and cleaning services. The response clarifies that while hazardous materials are not typically present in catch basins, vehicles could leak fluids into catch basins that would constitute a hazard. Contractors should be prepared to encounter hazardous materials on rare occasions during the performance of catch basin cleaning.
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CACO Catch Basin Inspection and Cleaning
RFQ, 140P4323Q0098
Amendment 0002
RFI #3
Question 3: Is there always hazardous material in the catch basins or is it on and off when it comes to hazardous materials in the catch basin?
Government response: It’s not typical to have hazardous material in a catch basin. However, a vehicle can leak oil or hydraulic fluid and not report the spill. This would then end up in the catch basin. The hazardous material in the catch basin(s) mentioned in the WPS refer to this and similar situation that could be encountered.
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