Attachment 5 - Questions and Answers - Hazard Battery Waste Disposal.pdf
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (Q&A)
RFQ 70B03C22Q00000112: Hazardous Waste Disposal and Battery Recycling Services
May 10, 2022
1. Can you describe the battery chemistry and quantity?
Batteries will vary, but would include the following (but may not be limited to):
Alkaline -- 2500 lbs/6 months Lithium – 100 lbs/6 months Ni-Cad – 100 lbs/6 months Lead-acid – these are not typically recycled at our facilities since they do exchanges, but in the event the battery cell is damaged we will need them picked-up. I would estimate to be about 400 lbs/ 6 months.
Please note these are estimates.
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