Summary

This appendix document outlines estimated task frequencies and service requirements for integrated waste management services across nine Royal Air Force (RAF) locations in the United Kingdom: Lakenheath, Feltwell, Mildenhall, Alconbury, Blenheim Crescent, Croughton, Fairford, Molesworth, and Welford. The services encompass solid waste collection (general and recyclable materials), food waste removal, hazardous liquid waste management (including sewage sludge, grease trap pumping, cess pit emptying, and oil/water separator cleaning), and specialized waste streams such as bulk carriers for wood and general recycling, yard skips for construction/rubble materials, and glass collection. Collection frequencies vary by location and waste type, ranging from weekly pickups for standard waste containers (240-liter and 1,100-liter bins) to monthly, quarterly, bi-weekly, or ad-hoc collections for larger items and specialized waste streams. RAF Lakenheath represents the largest scope with over 150 distinct collection points, while smaller locations like Blenheim Crescent and Welford require minimal services. Liquid waste operations include 3,000 to 6,000-gallon truck services for septic tanks, cess pits, and grease traps at frequencies ranging from annually to weekly, with additional requirements for fuel tank bunds and aircraft wash rack cleaning. All services must comply with applicable United Kingdom regulations and European Waste Classification (EWC) codes specified for each waste stream.