Questions_Hand Sanitizer.xlsx

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Recycle of Bulk Hand Sanitizer
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The file is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for an FBI solicitation to recycle approximately 17,000 pounds of expired hand sanitizer. The document details critical technical and logistical specifications, including the hand sanitizer's characteristics (Purell Advance Gel in 12.6oz, 64oz, and 16oz jugs, plus sanitizer wipes), hazard classifications (D001 UN 1987), and recycling requirements. Key compliance details mandate that the alcohol must be recycled into a product not burned for energy recovery, with potential need for an Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) permit.

The solicitation requires a contractor to handle pickup, transport, and recycling of the hand sanitizer in full compliance with EPA and DOT regulations. Documentation requirements include paper manifests, chain-of-custody records, and recycling certificates. The opportunity involves approximately 28 pallets of expired hand sanitizer, with the contractor responsible for ensuring proper recycling rather than simple destruction. Contractor discretion is allowed for prime/subcontractor credentials, insurance limits, and specific transportation methods, though EPA ID, transporter ID, facility permits, and potentially a TTB permit are required for submission.

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Column1Question from IndustryFBI ResponseResult in an Amendment
1What is the type of hand sanitizer and the type of packaging. This determines the recyclability of the material.Purell Advance Gel in 12.6oz, 64 oz and 16 oz jugs. Sanitizer wipes of unknown maker.
2Photos of pallets and packagingNo photos are available.
3Photographs of the front and back of one of the itemsUnavailable, materials are already packed into pallets.
3Recycling method: any FBI preference (e.g., fuel blending, solvent recovery/distillation) vs. contractor’s best-value approach.The alcohol must be used in a product that is not burned for energy recovery and not used in a manner constituting disposal unless vendor has Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) permit to produce ethanol
4Hazard classification: applicable DOT HazMat class/UN/NA number(s) and packing group; RCRA waste code(s) (e.g., D001 ignitable); SDS availability.D001

UN 1987

5Quantity & form: confirmation of the ~17,000 lbs. figure; liquid vs. gel; container types on hand (e.g., drums, totes, cases) and whether the material is palletized.See Appendix 1
6Pickup location(s): city/state, single site vs. multiple sites, and whether a site visit is anticipated.Listed in the PWS
7Prime vs. subcontractor credentials: may the prime rely on a licensed RCRA treatment/disposal facility and DOT-certified transporter, or must the prime itself hold an EPA ID?No requirement - vendor discretion
8Required permits/certifications to submit with the quote (EPA ID, transporter registration, facility permits).EPD ID, transporter id, facility permits, copy of blank recycling certification for review, Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) permit if applicable
9Documentation at closeout: manifests/manifest, chain-of-custody, certificates of recycling, and any reporting formats you require.Paper manifest, certificates of recycling, summary of final dispensation
10Anticipated RFQ release and response timelines; whether this is a one-time removal or may include options for additional pickups.Already released. Refer to RFQ posted at SAM.gov
11Contract type and basis of award (e.g., LPTA vs. best value, price-only vs. tech/price).Refer to the RFQ FAR clause 52.212-1 and 52.212-2
12Insurance limits (general liability and environmental pollution liability).No requirement - vendor discretion
13Requesting the Safety Data Sheet for the expired hand sanitizer.Attached.
18Packaging details:

-Is the product packaged in boxes and are the boxes on pallets?

-How many pallets are there?

-How many items are in each box?

-How many boxes are on each pallet?Approximately 28 pallets
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