B12_Miscellanious_Correspondence_Questions_and_Answers_LAVO_Hazard_0001.pdf
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- Removal of Hazardous Ash and Debris, Lassen VNP
- Solicitation number
- 140P8424Q0057
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for the removal of hazardous ash and debris at Lassen Volcanic National Park. The key details are:
The contract opportunity is for the Removal of Hazardous Ash and Debris at Lassen Volcanic National Park, with a Solicitation Number of 140P8424Q0057. It is a firm-fixed-price purchase order requirement estimated between $25,000 and $100,000. The NAICS code is 562112 with a $47 million size standard. It is a Total Small Business Set-Aside acquisition. The period of performance is from 05/24/2024 to 05/31/2024 for the field work, with additional administrative tasks to be completed after. The Questions and Answers provide details on access to the site, number of soil samples required, responsibilities for removing items around the concrete pad, use of an Asbestos Consultant Technician, training requirements, and dioxin analysis specifications.
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Hazardous Ash and Fire Debris Cleanup
Lassen Volcanic National Park
140P8424Q0057
Questions and Answers
1. Is there access for a mini excavator to access the concrete pad behind the water tank
(mentioned on page 60 of the DROP)?
ANSWER:
2. How many ISM composite samples will be required for soil confirmation samples, 5 or
10?
ANSWER: Five. Page 3.
3. How many total confirmation samples will be required?
ANSWER: Three samples.
4. Are we responsible for removing burnt logs on the Northeast (NE) and Southeast (SE) sides of the concrete pad (shown in photograph)?
ANSWER: Contractor is responsible for removing the burnt logs.
5. Are we removing soil around the entire perimeter of the concrete pad or just on the NE and SE sides?
ANSWER: Contractor is to remove ash and soils to a depth of 2" within the visible ash footprint along the NW and SW edges of pad. Along the SE and NE edges of pad, remove ash and soils to 2" depth within three feet on SE and NE sides.
6. Are we responsible for removing concrete debris around the concrete pad?
ANSWER: No. Only decontaminate of potentially hazardous residues to allow for management as non-hazardous waste.
7. Can we use an Asbestos Consultant Technician working under the supervision of a
Certified Asbestos Consultant (IH)?
ANSWER: Yes. Due to the presence of suspected asbestos-containing material, the
Contractor should employ an Asbestos Consultant Technician working under the supervision of a Certified Asbestos Consultant (IH). On page 32 of the Phase i Site
Visit Report (FedVet Inc, 2023), the site observations include following note: "Fragments of suspect asbestos-containing material (a gasket) were observed in the Southwest part of the footprint." On page 37 of the same report, the Figure
D2 shows the approximate location of suspected asbestos fragments from what appeared to be a gasket.
8. Does the Asbestos Consultant (onsite) need to have 40 Hour HAZWOPR training and current 8 hour refresher?
ANSWER: Yes.
9. Are the ash removal workers required to be asbestos trained and have 40 Hour HAZWOPR training and current 8 hour refresher?
ANSWER: Yes.
10. For DIOXIN analysis: Dioxins by EPA Method 8290;
Do we analyze for
- SW8290 (PCDDs & PCDFs), or
- SW8290 (2,3,7,8-TCDD only
ANSWER: SW8290 (2,3,7,8-TCDD only)
11. As stated in the Solicitation, page 3 as "Period of Performance: 05/24/2024 to
05/31/2024". I assume this is just for the field work since the report is given 30 days after completion of field work in another document.
ANSWER: Yes, you are correct, the fuels work, scraping and hauling off needs to be completed by May 30, but not the other administrative aspects of the project.
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