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YR 1 2019

PART I – Base Period (April 1, 2019 through March 31, 2020)

	Section A: Waste Chemicals for disposal by type and amount
	Item Description	Quantity	Unit of Measure	Unit Price	Total item cost
1	Acute (P-List) pharmaceuticals and containers for incineration (Mostly from Minneapolis)	30000	lbs
2	Acid based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
3	Aerosols for incineration	1000	lbs
4	Alkaline based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
5	Alcohol wipes	1000	lbs
6	Barium and water	200	lbs
9	Dual corrosive lab test cartridge	240	lbs
10	Dual pharmaceutical/MN01 waste for incineration	12500	lbs
11	Dual chemotherapy drug waste for incineration	25000	lbs
12	Ethidium bromide dry waste	100	lbs
13	Ethidium bromide and water	100	lbs
14	Ethylacetate/methanol/fecal waste	50	lbs
15	Flammable non-halogenated solvents for incineration	12000	lbs
16	Gas Cylinders-inert	10	lbs
17	Gas Cylinders-corrosive	10	lbs
18	Gas Cylinders-flammable	10	lbs
19	Gas Cylinders-reactive	10	lbs
20	Hazardous and MN01 pharmaceuticals for incineration	22300	lbs
21	Halogenated mixed solvents	500	lbs
22	Hydraulic Fluid and debris	100	lbs
23	Labpack-acids	100	lbs
24	Labpack-basics	100	lbs
25	Labpack-flammables	1000	lbs
26	Labpack-nonhazardous	500	lbs
27	Labpack-organics	500	lbs
28	Labpack-oxidizers	200	lbs
29	Labpack-reactives	100	lbs
30	Labpack-reactive and flammable	20	lbs
31	Labpack-unknowns	50	lbs
32	Latex Paint	1000	lbs
33	Lithium batteries	500	lbs
34	Lead Acid Batteries	6000	lbs
35	Mercury batteries	50	lbs
36	Mercury for retort	400	lbs
37	Methanol vials	1500	lbs
38	Methanol and water	500	lbs
39	Methanol/xylene wipes	100	lbs
40	Miscellaneous non-hazardous for incineration	500	lbs
41	Nickel cadmium/metal hydride batteries	300	lbs
42	Oily clean up debris	200	lbs
43	Oil filters	100	lbs
44	Oil, used (non-hazardous)	1000	lbs
45	Organic chemical waste	500	lbs
46	Oxidizing chemical waste	50	lbs
47	Paint Sludge	100	lbs
48	Paint Thinner mixture	300	lbs
49	Degreasing rags	300	lbs
50	Reactive waste for incineration	50	lbs
51	Toxic chemicals for incineration	200	lbs
52	Tissue samples in formalin	3500	lbs
53	Solid Lead used for Shielding	300	lbs
54	Miscellaneous hazardous waste, unknown at this time, case-by-case basis	100	lbs

SECTION A TOTAL COST FOR ALL DISPOSAL $ _____________

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Section B: Mobilization, Labor, Supplies and Equipment for Collection, Transportation and Disposal Services

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Minneapolis VHA	26	trips
2	Nine Community Based Outpatient clinics (Approx. 9 CBOCs in MN and WI: this is subject to change based on openings and closings. Vendor must examine attached list of CBOCs and evaluate costs. CBOCs may only generate as little as 2 gallons of pharmaceutical waste). Each clinic must be visited 1 or 2 times per year	18	trips
3	Labor travel to Minneapolis	200	hours
4	Labor travel to CBOCS total	200	hours
5	Chemist onsite Minneapolis	1800	hours
6	Chemist onsite CBOCs total	20	hours
7	Profiling new waste stream (occassional, as needed)	1	event
8	Hazardous Waste formulary review of all pharmaceuticals in VHA Pharmacy for hazardous charaacteristics according to EPA, MPCA and USP800 criterion	1	event per year
9	Waste Analysis testing TCLP (occassional, needed)	1	event
10	5-gal security pail	10	each
11	5 gal/20 L Fiber Drum	50	each
12	5 gal/20 L Poly Drum	50	each
13	10 gal/40 L Fiber Drum	10	each
14	16 gal/70 L Poly Drum	10	each
15	20 gal/80 L Fiber Drum	30	each
16	30 gal/120 L Fiber Drum	20	each
17	30 gal/120 L Poly or Metal Drum	60	each
18	55 gal/205 L Fiber Drum	500	each
19	55 gal/205 L Poly or Metal Drum	300	each
20	Vermiculite 4cuft/3cumeter	200	bag
21	A. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
22	B. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
23	C. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each

SECTION B TOTAL COST FOR ALL MOBILZATION, LABOR AND SUPPLIES $ _____________

Section C: High Hazardous Waste

High Hazardous Waste Removal (from 0 to 4 times a year at the Minneapolis VAMC)

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Reactive Materials Technician	1	job day
2	High Hazard PPE	1	job day
3	High Hazard Project Equipment, as needed, which can include	1	job day
	a. Pneumatically drive remote opening device	1	job day
	b. Blast deflection (BDU)	1	job day
	c. Class C blasters day box	1	job day
	d. Remote grappling arm	1	job day
	e. Grounding and bonding	1	item
	f. Remote Opening Charge per item	1	job day
4	High Hazard Mobilization

SECTION C TOTAL COST FOR ALL HIGH HAZARD COSTS $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _______________	job
		_____	_____

YR 2 2020

PART I – Base Period (April 1, 2020 through March 31, 2021)

	Section A: Waste Chemicals for disposal by type and amount
	Item Description	Quantity	Unit of Measure	Unit Price	Total item cost
1	Acute (P-List) pharmaceuticals and containers for incineration (Mostly from Minneapolis)	30000	lbs
2	Acid based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
3	Aerosols for incineration	1000	lbs
4	Alkaline based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
5	Alcohol wipes	1000	lbs
6	Barium and water	200	lbs
9	Dual corrosive lab test cartridge	240	lbs
10	Dual pharmaceutical/MN01 waste for incineration	12500	lbs
11	Dual chemotherapy drug waste for incineration	25000	lbs
12	Ethidium bromide dry waste	100	lbs
13	Ethidium bromide and water	100	lbs
14	Ethylacetate/methanol/fecal waste	50	lbs
15	Flammable non-halogenated solvents for incineration	12000	lbs
16	Gas Cylinders-inert	10	lbs
17	Gas Cylinders-corrosive	10	lbs
18	Gas Cylinders-flammable	10	lbs
19	Gas Cylinders-reactive	10	lbs
20	Hazardous and MN01 pharmaceuticals for incineration	22300	lbs
21	Halogenated mixed solvents	500	lbs
22	Hydraulic Fluid and debris	100	lbs
23	Labpack-acids	100	lbs
24	Labpack-basics	100	lbs
25	Labpack-flammables	1000	lbs
26	Labpack-nonhazardous	500	lbs
27	Labpack-organics	500	lbs
28	Labpack-oxidizers	200	lbs
29	Labpack-reactives	100	lbs
30	Labpack-reactive and flammable	20	lbs
31	Labpack-unknowns	50	lbs
32	Latex Paint	1000	lbs
33	Lithium batteries	500	lbs
34	Lead Acid Batteries	6000	lbs
35	Mercury batteries	50	lbs
36	Mercury for retort	400	lbs
37	Methanol vials	1500	lbs
38	Methanol and water	500	lbs
39	Methanol/xylene wipes	100	lbs
40	Miscellaneous non-hazardous for incineration	500	lbs
41	Nickel cadmium/metal hydride batteries	300	lbs
42	Oily clean up debris	200	lbs
43	Oil filters	100	lbs
44	Oil, used (non-hazardous)	1000	lbs
45	Organic chemical waste	500	lbs
46	Oxidizing chemical waste	50	lbs
47	Paint Sludge	100	lbs
48	Paint Thinner mixture	300	lbs
49	Degreasing rags	300	lbs
50	Reactive waste for incineration	50	lbs
51	Toxic chemicals for incineration	200	lbs
52	Tissue samples in formalin	3500	lbs
53	Solid Lead used for Shielding	300	lbs
54	Miscellaneous hazardous waste, unknown at this time, case-by-case basis	100	lbs

SECTION A TOTAL COST FOR ALL DISPOSAL $ _____________

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Section B: Mobilization, Labor, Supplies and Equipment for Collection, Transportation and Disposal Services

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Minneapolis VHA	26	trips
2	Nine Community Based Outpatient clinics (Approx. 9 CBOCs in MN and WI: this is subject to change based on openings and closings. Vendor must examine attached list of CBOCs and evaluate costs. CBOCs may only generate as little as 2 gallons of pharmaceutical waste). Each clinic must be visited 1 or 2 times per year	18	trips
3	Labor travel to Minneapolis	200	hours
4	Labor travel to CBOCS total	200	hours
5	Chemist onsite Minneapolis	1800	hours
6	Chemist onsite CBOCs total	20	hours
7	Profiling new waste stream (occassional, as needed)	1	event
8	Hazardous Waste formulary review of all pharmaceuticals in VHA Pharmacy for hazardous charaacteristics according to EPA, MPCA and USP800 criterion	1	event per year
9	Waste Analysis testing TCLP (occassional, needed)	1	event
10	5-gal security pail	10	each
11	5 gal/20 L Fiber Drum	50	each
12	5 gal/20 L Poly Drum	50	each
13	10 gal/40 L Fiber Drum	10	each
14	16 gal/70 L Poly Drum	10	each
15	20 gal/80 L Fiber Drum	30	each
16	30 gal/120 L Fiber Drum	20	each
17	30 gal/120 L Poly or Metal Drum	60	each
18	55 gal/205 L Fiber Drum	500	each
19	55 gal/205 L Poly or Metal Drum	300	each
20	Vermiculite 4cuft/3cumeter	200	bag
21	A. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
22	B. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
23	C. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each

SECTION B TOTAL COST FOR ALL MOBILZATION, LABOR AND SUPPLIES $ _____________

Section C: High Hazardous Waste

High Hazardous Waste Removal (from 0 to 4 times a year at the Minneapolis VAMC)

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Reactive Materials Technician	1	job day
2	High Hazard PPE	1	job day
3	High Hazard Project Equipment, as needed, which can include	1	job day
	a. Pneumatically drive remote opening device	1	job day
	b. Blast deflection (BDU)	1	job day
	c. Class C blasters day box	1	job day
	d. Remote grappling arm	1	job day
	e. Grounding and bonding	1	item
	f. Remote Opening Charge per item	1	job day
4	High Hazard Mobilization

SECTION C TOTAL COST FOR ALL HIGH HAZARD COSTS $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _______________	job
		_____	_____

YR 3 2021

PART I – Base Period (April 1, 2021 through March 31, 2022)

	Section A: Waste Chemicals for disposal by type and amount
	Item Description	Quantity	Unit of Measure	Unit Price	Total item cost
1	Acute (P-List) pharmaceuticals and containers for incineration (Mostly from Minneapolis)	30000	lbs
2	Acid based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
3	Aerosols for incineration	1000	lbs
4	Alkaline based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
5	Alcohol wipes	1000	lbs
6	Barium and water	200	lbs
9	Dual corrosive lab test cartridge	240	lbs
10	Dual pharmaceutical/MN01 waste for incineration	12500	lbs
11	Dual chemotherapy drug waste for incineration	25000	lbs
12	Ethidium bromide dry waste	100	lbs
13	Ethidium bromide and water	100	lbs
14	Ethylacetate/methanol/fecal waste	50	lbs
15	Flammable non-halogenated solvents for incineration	12000	lbs
16	Gas Cylinders-inert	10	lbs
17	Gas Cylinders-corrosive	10	lbs
18	Gas Cylinders-flammable	10	lbs
19	Gas Cylinders-reactive	10	lbs
20	Hazardous and MN01 pharmaceuticals for incineration	22300	lbs
21	Halogenated mixed solvents	500	lbs
22	Hydraulic Fluid and debris	100	lbs
23	Labpack-acids	100	lbs
24	Labpack-basics	100	lbs
25	Labpack-flammables	1000	lbs
26	Labpack-nonhazardous	500	lbs
27	Labpack-organics	500	lbs
28	Labpack-oxidizers	200	lbs
29	Labpack-reactives	100	lbs
30	Labpack-reactive and flammable	20	lbs
31	Labpack-unknowns	50	lbs
32	Latex Paint	1000	lbs
33	Lithium batteries	500	lbs
34	Lead Acid Batteries	6000	lbs
35	Mercury batteries	50	lbs
36	Mercury for retort	400	lbs
37	Methanol vials	1500	lbs
38	Methanol and water	500	lbs
39	Methanol/xylene wipes	100	lbs
40	Miscellaneous non-hazardous for incineration	500	lbs
41	Nickel cadmium/metal hydride batteries	300	lbs
42	Oily clean up debris	200	lbs
43	Oil filters	100	lbs
44	Oil, used (non-hazardous)	1000	lbs
45	Organic chemical waste	500	lbs
46	Oxidizing chemical waste	50	lbs
47	Paint Sludge	100	lbs
48	Paint Thinner mixture	300	lbs
49	Degreasing rags	300	lbs
50	Reactive waste for incineration	50	lbs
51	Toxic chemicals for incineration	200	lbs
52	Tissue samples in formalin	3500	lbs
53	Solid Lead used for Shielding	300	lbs
54	Miscellaneous hazardous waste, unknown at this time, case-by-case basis	100	lbs

SECTION A TOTAL COST FOR ALL DISPOSAL $ _____________

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Section B: Mobilization, Labor, Supplies and Equipment for Collection, Transportation and Disposal Services

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Minneapolis VHA	26	trips
2	Nine Community Based Outpatient clinics (Approx. 9 CBOCs in MN and WI: this is subject to change based on openings and closings. Vendor must examine attached list of CBOCs and evaluate costs. CBOCs may only generate as little as 2 gallons of pharmaceutical waste). Each clinic must be visited 1 or 2 times per year	18	trips
3	Labor travel to Minneapolis	200	hours
4	Labor travel to CBOCS total	200	hours
5	Chemist onsite Minneapolis	1800	hours
6	Chemist onsite CBOCs total	20	hours
7	Profiling new waste stream (occassional, as needed)	1	event
8	Hazardous Waste formulary review of all pharmaceuticals in VHA Pharmacy for hazardous charaacteristics according to EPA, MPCA and USP800 criterion	1	event per year
9	Waste Analysis testing TCLP (occassional, needed)	1	event
10	5-gal security pail	10	each
11	5 gal/20 L Fiber Drum	50	each
12	5 gal/20 L Poly Drum	50	each
13	10 gal/40 L Fiber Drum	10	each
14	16 gal/70 L Poly Drum	10	each
15	20 gal/80 L Fiber Drum	30	each
16	30 gal/120 L Fiber Drum	20	each
17	30 gal/120 L Poly or Metal Drum	60	each
18	55 gal/205 L Fiber Drum	500	each
19	55 gal/205 L Poly or Metal Drum	300	each
20	Vermiculite 4cuft/3cumeter	200	bag
21	A. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
22	B. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
23	C. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each

SECTION B TOTAL COST FOR ALL MOBILZATION, LABOR AND SUPPLIES $ _____________

Section C: High Hazardous Waste

High Hazardous Waste Removal (from 0 to 4 times a year at the Minneapolis VAMC)

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Reactive Materials Technician	1	job day
2	High Hazard PPE	1	job day
3	High Hazard Project Equipment, as needed, which can include	1	job day
	a. Pneumatically drive remote opening device	1	job day
	b. Blast deflection (BDU)	1	job day
	c. Class C blasters day box	1	job day
	d. Remote grappling arm	1	job day
	e. Grounding and bonding	1	item
	f. Remote Opening Charge per item	1	job day
4	High Hazard Mobilization

SECTION C TOTAL COST FOR ALL HIGH HAZARD COSTS $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _______________	job
		_____	_____

YR 4 2022

PART I – Base Period (April 1, 2022 through March 31, 2023)

	Section A: Waste Chemicals for disposal by type and amount
	Item Description	Quantity	Unit of Measure	Unit Price	Total item cost
1	Acute (P-List) pharmaceuticals and containers for incineration (Mostly from Minneapolis)	30000	lbs
2	Acid based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
3	Aerosols for incineration	1000	lbs
4	Alkaline based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
5	Alcohol wipes	1000	lbs
6	Barium and water	200	lbs
9	Dual corrosive lab test cartridge	240	lbs
10	Dual pharmaceutical/MN01 waste for incineration	12500	lbs
11	Dual chemotherapy drug waste for incineration	25000	lbs
12	Ethidium bromide dry waste	100	lbs
13	Ethidium bromide and water	100	lbs
14	Ethylacetate/methanol/fecal waste	50	lbs
15	Flammable non-halogenated solvents for incineration	12000	lbs
16	Gas Cylinders-inert	10	lbs
17	Gas Cylinders-corrosive	10	lbs
18	Gas Cylinders-flammable	10	lbs
19	Gas Cylinders-reactive	10	lbs
20	Hazardous and MN01 pharmaceuticals for incineration	22300	lbs
21	Halogenated mixed solvents	500	lbs
22	Hydraulic Fluid and debris	100	lbs
23	Labpack-acids	100	lbs
24	Labpack-basics	100	lbs
25	Labpack-flammables	1000	lbs
26	Labpack-nonhazardous	500	lbs
27	Labpack-organics	500	lbs
28	Labpack-oxidizers	200	lbs
29	Labpack-reactives	100	lbs
30	Labpack-reactive and flammable	20	lbs
31	Labpack-unknowns	50	lbs
32	Latex Paint	1000	lbs
33	Lithium batteries	500	lbs
34	Lead Acid Batteries	6000	lbs
35	Mercury batteries	50	lbs
36	Mercury for retort	400	lbs
37	Methanol vials	1500	lbs
38	Methanol and water	500	lbs
39	Methanol/xylene wipes	100	lbs
40	Miscellaneous non-hazardous for incineration	500	lbs
41	Nickel cadmium/metal hydride batteries	300	lbs
42	Oily clean up debris	200	lbs
43	Oil filters	100	lbs
44	Oil, used (non-hazardous)	1000	lbs
45	Organic chemical waste	500	lbs
46	Oxidizing chemical waste	50	lbs
47	Paint Sludge	100	lbs
48	Paint Thinner mixture	300	lbs
49	Degreasing rags	300	lbs
50	Reactive waste for incineration	50	lbs
51	Toxic chemicals for incineration	200	lbs
52	Tissue samples in formalin	3500	lbs
53	Solid Lead used for Shielding	300	lbs
54	Miscellaneous hazardous waste, unknown at this time, case-by-case basis	100	lbs

SECTION A TOTAL COST FOR ALL DISPOSAL $ _____________

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Section B: Mobilization, Labor, Supplies and Equipment for Collection, Transportation and Disposal Services

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Minneapolis VHA	26	trips
2	Nine Community Based Outpatient clinics (Approx. 9 CBOCs in MN and WI: this is subject to change based on openings and closings. Vendor must examine attached list of CBOCs and evaluate costs. CBOCs may only generate as little as 2 gallons of pharmaceutical waste). Each clinic must be visited 1 or 2 times per year	18	trips
3	Labor travel to Minneapolis	200	hours
4	Labor travel to CBOCS total	200	hours
5	Chemist onsite Minneapolis	1800	hours
6	Chemist onsite CBOCs total	20	hours
7	Profiling new waste stream (occassional, as needed)	1	event
8	Hazardous Waste formulary review of all pharmaceuticals in VHA Pharmacy for hazardous charaacteristics according to EPA, MPCA and USP800 criterion	1	event per year
9	Waste Analysis testing TCLP (occassional, needed)	1	event
10	5-gal security pail	10	each
11	5 gal/20 L Fiber Drum	50	each
12	5 gal/20 L Poly Drum	50	each
13	10 gal/40 L Fiber Drum	10	each
14	16 gal/70 L Poly Drum	10	each
15	20 gal/80 L Fiber Drum	30	each
16	30 gal/120 L Fiber Drum	20	each
17	30 gal/120 L Poly or Metal Drum	60	each
18	55 gal/205 L Fiber Drum	500	each
19	55 gal/205 L Poly or Metal Drum	300	each
20	Vermiculite 4cuft/3cumeter	200	bag
21	A. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
22	B. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
23	C. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each

SECTION B TOTAL COST FOR ALL MOBILZATION, LABOR AND SUPPLIES $ _____________

Section C: High Hazardous Waste

High Hazardous Waste Removal (from 0 to 4 times a year at the Minneapolis VAMC)

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Reactive Materials Technician	1	job day
2	High Hazard PPE	1	job day
3	High Hazard Project Equipment, as needed, which can include	1	job day
	a. Pneumatically drive remote opening device	1	job day
	b. Blast deflection (BDU)	1	job day
	c. Class C blasters day box	1	job day
	d. Remote grappling arm	1	job day
	e. Grounding and bonding	1	item
	f. Remote Opening Charge per item	1	job day
4	High Hazard Mobilization

SECTION C TOTAL COST FOR ALL HIGH HAZARD COSTS $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _______________	job
		_____	_____

YR 5 2023

PART I – Base Period (April 1, 2023 through March 31, 2024)

	Section A: Waste Chemicals for disposal by type and amount
	Item Description	Quantity	Unit of Measure	Unit Price	Total item cost
1	Acute (P-List) pharmaceuticals and containers for incineration (Mostly from Minneapolis)	30000	lbs
2	Acid based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
3	Aerosols for incineration	1000	lbs
4	Alkaline based chemicals for incineration	300	lbs
5	Alcohol wipes	1000	lbs
6	Barium and water	200	lbs
9	Dual corrosive lab test cartridge	240	lbs
10	Dual pharmaceutical/MN01 waste for incineration	12500	lbs
11	Dual chemotherapy drug waste for incineration	25000	lbs
12	Ethidium bromide dry waste	100	lbs
13	Ethidium bromide and water	100	lbs
14	Ethylacetate/methanol/fecal waste	50	lbs
15	Flammable non-halogenated solvents for incineration	12000	lbs
16	Gas Cylinders-inert	10	lbs
17	Gas Cylinders-corrosive	10	lbs
18	Gas Cylinders-flammable	10	lbs
19	Gas Cylinders-reactive	10	lbs
20	Hazardous and MN01 pharmaceuticals for incineration	22300	lbs
21	Halogenated mixed solvents	500	lbs
22	Hydraulic Fluid and debris	100	lbs
23	Labpack-acids	100	lbs
24	Labpack-basics	100	lbs
25	Labpack-flammables	1000	lbs
26	Labpack-nonhazardous	500	lbs
27	Labpack-organics	500	lbs
28	Labpack-oxidizers	200	lbs
29	Labpack-reactives	100	lbs
30	Labpack-reactive and flammable	20	lbs
31	Labpack-unknowns	50	lbs
32	Latex Paint	1000	lbs
33	Lithium batteries	500	lbs
34	Lead Acid Batteries	6000	lbs
35	Mercury batteries	50	lbs
36	Mercury for retort	400	lbs
37	Methanol vials	1500	lbs
38	Methanol and water	500	lbs
39	Methanol/xylene wipes	100	lbs
40	Miscellaneous non-hazardous for incineration	500	lbs
41	Nickel cadmium/metal hydride batteries	300	lbs
42	Oily clean up debris	200	lbs
43	Oil filters	100	lbs
44	Oil, used (non-hazardous)	1000	lbs
45	Organic chemical waste	500	lbs
46	Oxidizing chemical waste	50	lbs
47	Paint Sludge	100	lbs
48	Paint Thinner mixture	300	lbs
49	Degreasing rags	300	lbs
50	Reactive waste for incineration	50	lbs
51	Toxic chemicals for incineration	200	lbs
52	Tissue samples in formalin	3500	lbs
53	Solid Lead used for Shielding	300	lbs
54	Miscellaneous hazardous waste, unknown at this time, case-by-case basis	100	lbs

SECTION A TOTAL COST FOR ALL DISPOSAL $ _____________

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Section B: Mobilization, Labor, Supplies and Equipment for Collection, Transportation and Disposal Services

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Minneapolis VHA	26	trips
2	Nine Community Based Outpatient clinics (Approx. 9 CBOCs in MN and WI: this is subject to change based on openings and closings. Vendor must examine attached list of CBOCs and evaluate costs. CBOCs may only generate as little as 2 gallons of pharmaceutical waste). Each clinic must be visited 1 or 2 times per year	18	trips
3	Labor travel to Minneapolis	200	hours
4	Labor travel to CBOCS total	200	hours
5	Chemist onsite Minneapolis	1800	hours
6	Chemist onsite CBOCs total	20	hours
7	Profiling new waste stream (occassional, as needed)	1	event
8	Hazardous Waste formulary review of all pharmaceuticals in VHA Pharmacy for hazardous charaacteristics according to EPA, MPCA and USP800 criterion	1	event per year
9	Waste Analysis testing TCLP (occassional, needed)	1	event
10	5-gal security pail	10	each
11	5 gal/20 L Fiber Drum	50	each
12	5 gal/20 L Poly Drum	50	each
13	10 gal/40 L Fiber Drum	10	each
14	16 gal/70 L Poly Drum	10	each
15	20 gal/80 L Fiber Drum	30	each
16	30 gal/120 L Fiber Drum	20	each
17	30 gal/120 L Poly or Metal Drum	60	each
18	55 gal/205 L Fiber Drum	500	each
19	55 gal/205 L Poly or Metal Drum	300	each
20	Vermiculite 4cuft/3cumeter	200	bag
21	A. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
22	B. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each
23	C. Surcharges/Fees (description_______________), if needed	1	each

SECTION B TOTAL COST FOR ALL MOBILZATION, LABOR AND SUPPLIES $ _____________

Section C: High Hazardous Waste

High Hazardous Waste Removal (from 0 to 4 times a year at the Minneapolis VAMC)

Item Description Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Total item cost

1	Reactive Materials Technician	1	job day
2	High Hazard PPE	1	job day
3	High Hazard Project Equipment, as needed, which can include	1	job day
	a. Pneumatically drive remote opening device	1	job day
	b. Blast deflection (BDU)	1	job day
	c. Class C blasters day box	1	job day
	d. Remote grappling arm	1	job day
	e. Grounding and bonding	1	item
	f. Remote Opening Charge per item	1	job day
4	High Hazard Mobilization

SECTION C TOTAL COST FOR ALL HIGH HAZARD COSTS $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _____________

Estimated Cost-Base year- Sections A+B+C = $ _______________	job
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