QandA_No1_09162016.pdf
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Questions and Answers 1 dated 9-16-2016
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Q1) Who is the current contractor (Contract number)?
A1) You can research the most recent purchase order, HSBP1012P00144 (Asbury
Environmental Services), at https://www.fpds.gov.
Q2) Can you please provide a copy of the current contract/pricing?
A2) You can research the most recent purchase order, HSBP1012P00144, at https://www.fpds.gov.
Q3) Does the oily water ship as Non-Hazardous or Non-Regulated (non-RCRA) waste? From each location?
A3) All materials to be collected are considered hazardous waste.
From the “Scope” in the statement of work (SOW): “The Contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, tools, materials, parts, equipment, transportation, licenses, and management necessary to provide hazardous material collection and disposal. The
Contractor is to comply with all applicable local, state and federal statutes and regulations in moving, handling and transportation of waste materials.”
Q4) What are the percentages of solids for each tank/location?
A4) The solids percentage is 15% overall, but will vary widely due to seasonal environmental shifts (e.g. chunks of mud and vegetation, debris vs sludge) and cannot be reliably estimated.
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