Description of the six categories.pdf

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Emergency Response to Hazardous Materials - 09321 consists of Master Contracts for each of the following six categories of Emergency Response Services:

Emergency Management Services Land-Based Work Water-Based Work Diving and Salvage Related Operations

Disposal, Incineration, or Recycling Wildlife Management Services.

Each of the six categories of Emergency Response Services is described below.

Category 1 – Emergency Management Services. Emergency Management Services prepares plans and procedures for responding to emergency containment and cleanup of hazardous materials. This category includes, but is not limited to, the following services:

Spill Management Team support Respond and provide support to Unified Command or Incident Command System

(ICS) support Provide equipment and personnel to lead and support key ICS positions Lead ICS meetings to support incidents Provide ICS documentation and develop an Incident Action Plan Support a Joint Information Center and outreach in Liaison positions Support public affairs, equipment procurement, cost monitoring, waste tracking, and disposal Provide invoice preparation, reporting, coordinating, training, and managing a volunteer workforce Lead incident debriefs and document lessons learned Support overall incident safety, community air monitoring, and worker safety monitoring during hazardous materials incidents

Category 2 – Land Based Work. This category is for emergency response, site cleanup, and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials found on land. This category includes, but is not limited to, the following services:

Assessment and Analysis

• hazard assessment, air monitoring, and site security

• sampling and analysis

• initial containment activities

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Containment and Clean-up

• mitigation and remediation of contaminated soil

• rail and highway corridor incidents

• hazardous materials, clandestine drug labs, and pressurized containers

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• mold remediation

• lead remediation

• asbestos remediation

• incident management support

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Transportation and Storage

• hazardous materials transportation and removal

• temporary hazardous materials storage

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Category 3 – Water Based Work. This category is for emergency response, site-cleanup, and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials found on inland and coastal waters. This category includes, but is not limited to, the following services:

Assessment and Analysis

• hazard assessment, air monitoring, and site security

• sampling and analysis

• initial containment activities

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Containment and Clean-up

• on-water containment and recovery

• shoreline assessment and cleanup

• temporary waste storage and disposal plan development

• emergency response plan deployment

• protection, deflection, and collection booming

• advanced skimming operations

• applied response technologies

• segregate oil recovered from water and other waste systems

• determine recovered oil volume by squeezing or weighing sorbent material

• incident management support

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Transportation and Storage

• vessel salvage and disposal plan development

• vessel towing or removal

• temporary vessel storage

Category 4 – Diving and Salvage Related Operations. This category is for emergency response, site cleanup, and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials found on and underwater. This category includes, but is not limited to, the following services:

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Diving and Salvaging

• plugging, patching, or lightering of sunken or beached vessels

• segregate oil recovered from water and other waste systems

• defueling

• emergencies related to abandoned or derelict vessels

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Vessel deconstruction and recycling

• incident management support

• determine recovered oil volume by squeezing or weighing sorbent material

• documentation and reports

• data, documentation, and reports retention

Transportation and Storage

• vessel salvage and disposal plan development

• vessel towing or removal

• temporary vessel storage

Category 5 – Disposal, Incineration, or Recycling. This category is for emergency pickup and disposal of known/unknown hazardous materials. This category includes, but is not limited to, the following services:

hazardous waste profiling transportation from a storage site waste collection centers recycling/reclamation energy recovery incineration treatment stabilization landfill documentation and reports data, documentation, and reports retention

Category 6 – Wildlife Management Services. This category is for emergency wildlife management and deterrence of wildlife, especially birds, from areas contaminated by oil or a hazardous substance. This category includes, but is not limited to, the following services:

Wildlife Branch management of all aspects of a wildlife response Oversee the entire Wildlife Branch Wildlife Response reconnaissance Wildlife deterrence, recovery, field collection, triage, stabilization, and transport activities, and all aspects of the treatment and release of impacted wildlife

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Response Planning and Consultation - to include assisting resource trustees plan for impacted wildlife, and supporting personnel, facilities, and equipment

Wildlife Response Training that provides practical training classes in the various aspects of wildlife response to staff and volunteers supporting wildlife rescue and rehabilitation