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- 127EAS23Q0141 PNF Wash Rack Servicing
- Solicitation number
- 127EAS23Q0141
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document outlines a federal contract solicitation for vehicle wash rack servicing and material disposal services on the Plumas National Forest. The contractor will be responsible for removing liquids and collected sediment from separator tanks, wash grates, and pipes at six wash rack locations on the forest, conducting testing to determine if any hazardous waste is present, properly disposing of all materials based on the test results, and adhering to all relevant state and federal regulations. The services must be initiated within 10 days of award and completed within 45 calendar days. The government will provide water and electricity at each job site location.
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Project Title Plumas National Forest – Maintenance of Vehicle Wash Rack Systems
General Scope
The objective of this project is to provide a service to Plumas National Forest wash rack separator systems, so they function properly. Work includes:
· Removing liquid and collected sediment/sludge from separator tanks, wash grates, and pipes from wash grate to tank.
· Testing and analysis of liquids and sediment at each location to determine if hazardous waste contamination is present prior to disposal. Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedures (Method 1311 TCLP) shall be used. Provide name of testing firm, tests performed, and written report with details of presence of absence of hazardous materials as required.
· Properly dispose of the liquids and material based on testing and analysis. If hazardous material is present, a hazardous material disposal plan shall be submitted for approval prior to disposal.
· Adherence to National Pollution Discharge Elimination System Best Management Practices and State Water Quality permitting (California and Nevada) for on-site operations, and waste removal, depending on disposal location.
The service locations include (1) wash rack at each of the following Plumas National Forest administrative locations:
| Location |
| Address |
| Tank Size Range (Gallons) |
| Beckwourth Ranger District Office |
| 23 Mohawk Hwy Rd, Blairsden, CA 96103 |
| 850-1000 |
| Quincy Supervisor’s Office |
| 159 Lawrence St, Quincy, CA 95971 |
| 500-600 |
| Mt Hough Ranger District Office |
| 39696 Hwy 70, Quincy, CA 95971 |
| 850-1000 |
| Greenville Work Center |
| 128 Hot Springs Rd, Greenville, CA 95947 |
| 750-1000 |
| Challenge Work Center |
| 18050 Mulock Rd, Challenge, CA 95925 |
| 850-1000 |
Contractor Requirements
The Contractor shall furnish all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision and other items and services as necessary to complete the was rack service and material disposal as required at all listed locations. Testing protocols shall follow Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedures (TCLP).
Disposal of all effluents, liquid and solid, shall be located off Forest in compliance with State and Federal Regulations.
Government Furnished
Water and electricity will be available at each location for Contractor’s use.
Period of Performance
The service shall commence within in 10 days of date of award. All Services and reports due within 45 calendar days.
Attachment
Attachment – PNF Wash Rack Photos Attachment – PNF Wash Rack Layouts
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