A14 Attachment B TABLE 1 Hazardous Waste - Disposal Plan.xlsx

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Hazardous Waste Removal Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
123A9425Q0027
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Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service

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This Excel spreadsheet is a detailed Hazardous Waste Disposal Plan for the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) laboratory operations. The document outlines 20 different waste streams and their specific disposal requirements, including mixed laboratory solvents, non-chlorinated solvents, hormones waste, mobile phase liquids, metals waste, lab packs, drugs, veterinary drugs, and various universal waste items like fluorescent bulbs, lead-acid batteries, and mercury devices. Each waste stream is categorized with specific Department of Transportation (DOT) descriptions, RCRA codes, shipping container specifications, generation frequency, and requires documentation of the proposed disposal facility's name, address, telephone number, and EPA ID number.

The associated federal contract opportunity seeks a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive hazardous waste management services for FSIS laboratories nationwide, including waste transportation, treatment, storage, disposal, analytical sampling, emergency chemical spill response, and personnel training. The government intends to establish one or more Firm-Fixed Price Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) with a five-year base period, following commercial and simplified acquisition procedures under FAR Parts 12 and 13. The solicitation number is 123A9425Q0027, and the procurement is specifically for managing the complex and varied hazardous waste streams detailed in the disposal plan attachment.

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TABLE 1
FSIS Hazardous Waste Disposal Plan Contractor Response
GSA Schedule Contract Number: ____________________________

Waste Stream Proposed Disposal Method Proposed Disposal Locations (s): Permitted Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility Name, Address, Telephone Number

EPA ID #

a. ML: Mixed Laboratory Solvents, DOT Description: RQ, UN 1992, Waste Flammable Liquids, Toxic, N.O.S., 3 (6.1), PG II, (Acetonitrile, Chloroform), (D022, F002), ERG #131. RCRA Codes: U003, U123, U154, F002, F003, F005, D001, D022. Shipped in a closed-top 30 gallon metal drum. Approximately one drum is generated every two months. Facility Name:

Address:

Telephone Number:

EPA ID #:

b. EL: Non-Chlorinated Solvents, DOT Description: RQ, UN1993, Waste Flammable Liquids, N.O.S., 3, PGII, (Xylene, Hexane, Ethanol), (D001, F003), ERG#128. RCRA Codes: F003, F005, D001. Shipped in a closed-top 55 gallon metal drum. Approximately one drum is generated every four months. Facility Name:

c. EL: Hormones (HRM) Waste, DOT Description: RQ, UN1993, Waste Flammable Liquids, N.O.S., 3, PGII, (Acetonitrile, Methanol), (D001, D002), ERG#128. RCRA Codes: D001, D002. Shipped in a closed-top 15 or 30 gallon fiber drum. Approximately one drum generated every eight-nine months. Facility Name:

d. EL: Mobile Phase A and B, DOT Description: RQ, UN1993, Waste Flammable Liquids, N.O.S., PGII, (Acetonitrile, Water), (D001), ERG#128. Shipped in a closed-top 15 or 30 gallon fiber drum. Approximately one drum is generated every eight-nine months. Facility Name:

e. EL: Metals Waste, DOT Description: RQ, UN2922, Waste Corrosive Liquids, Toxic, N.O.S., 8(6.1), PGII, (Sulfuric Acid, Arsenic), (D004, D011), ERG#154. Shipped in a closed-top 15 or 30 gallon fiber drum. Approximately one drum is generated every eight-nine months. Facility Name:

f. Both Labs: Lab Packs incinerated. Facility Name:

g. Both Labs: Drugs suspended in formic acid. Containers are 1 ml glass or plastic autosampler vials. Usually shipped in a closed-top 15 or 30 gallon fiber drum. Approximately one drum is generated every two months from ML. Facility Name:

Both Labs: Veterinary Drugs (antibiotics, hormones, sedatives) or environmental contaminates (per and polyfluoralkyl substances –PFAS) suspended in methanol or acetonitrile. Containers are 1 mL glass or plastic autosampler vials. Usually shipped in a closed-top 15 or 30 gallon fiber drum. Approximately one drum is generated every two months from ML. Possible DOT descriptions: Facility Name:

h. RQ, UN1993, Waste Flammable Liquids, N. O. S, 3, PG II, (Methanol), (D001, F003), ERG#128
i. RQ, UN2930, Waste, Corrosive Liquids, N. O. S., 8(3), PG III, (Formic Acid, Methanol), ERG#123

j. RQ, UN1993, Waste Flammable Liquids, N. O. S, 3, PG II, (Methanol), (D001, F003), ERG#128 Facility Name:

k. RQ, UN2930, Waste, Corrosive Liquids, N. O. S., 8(3), PG III, (Formic Acid, Methanol), ERG#123 Facility Name:

l. ML: Consolidation of small chemical containers. Amount and type of shipping contraner varies. Facility Name:

m. ML: Remaining solutions in Illumina’s MiSeqv2 Reagent tray (used in whole genome sequencing) 300 cycles-PE. The Illumina MiSeqv2 Reagent trays are plastic cartridges containing 1 to 2 mL formamide waste solution with additional residual liquids remaining that also contain 2-3% formamide. These cartridges have been shipped in a waste drum that also includes buffer solutions with ethanol. DOT Description: UN2924, Flammable liquids, corrosive, N. O. S., 3(8), PG II, (Formaldehyde, Ethanol), ERG #132. Facility Name:

n. Unbroken 4’ and 8’ fluorescent light bulbs. Facility Name:

o. Lead acid batteries Facility Name:

p. Mercury devices (Universal Waste) Facility Name:

q. Broken fluorescent bulbs Facility Name:

r. Mercury debris Facility Name:

s. Asbestos contaminated material Facility Name:

t. Waste oil and wipes contaminated with solvents Facility Name:

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