Attachment 1 _ Price Schedule Guam Scrap.xlsx
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This document is a Price Schedule for a Scrap Disposal contract for Guam, detailing an Excel-based pricing template for various scrap materials. The price schedule covers a 30-month base period and an optional 30-month extension, with estimated quantities for multiple scrap categories including Category 1 materials (such as Irony Aluminum, Copper Wire, Clean Copper, Brass) and Category 2 materials (including Industrial Rubbish, White Appliances, Rubber Tires, Plastics, and Wood Scrap). Significant volume estimates include 2,107,000 lbs of Iron and Steel Scrap, 2,290,000 lbs of Vehicles/Commercial Trucks, and 400,000 lbs of White Goods Appliances.
The associated federal contract opportunity is a Small Business Set Aside solicitation (NAICS code 562219) issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services, seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive scrap removal, demilitarization, mutilation, and recycling services for sites in Guam. The solicitation covers pick-up locations within military installations in the Santa Rita region and within a 50-mile radius, with potential for additional collection sites. The contractor will be responsible for providing all personnel, equipment, vehicles, and services necessary to perform scrap processing and disposal operations according to specified standards.
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SUMMARY
**Price Schedule**
GUAM AMOUNT
Base Period Total $ - 0
First Option Period Total $ - 0
Total for All Periods $ - 0
Guam 30 Month Base ITEM DESCRIPTION EST QTY U/M FIXED UNIT PRICE RETURN UNIT PRICE TOTAL FINAL UNIT PRICE TOTAL AMOUNT
Project Management – staff, equipment, coordination, engineering services, waste management, and documentation of the items listed in CLINs. See PWS Section 2.2.
0001KA Management of Scrap Collection Site Guam (Full Service) - See PWS Section 3.1 30 MO $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
0SCALA Calibration of Truck Scale. See PWS Section 6. 1 EA $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
0SCALB Calibration of Scales smaller than Truck Scale. See PWS Section 6. 1 EA $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
P7100J Defense Base Act Insurance: Coverage for all applicable contract personnel working in-country during a 30-month period. See PWS section 3.6. 1 EA $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
GUAM CATEGORY 1 CLINS
Irony Aluminum.
0D1DKA Irony Aluminum, SCL = D1D; See SCL Tab below for description. 45,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Insulated Copper Wire and Cable.
0D4CKA Insulated Copper Wire and Cable : SCL=D4C; See SCL Tab below for description. 3,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Clean Copper.
0D4DKA Clean Copper, SCL=D4D; See SCL Tab below for description. 50,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Brass, fired.
0D2EKB Brass, fired, including blanks and all cartridge cases not specifically listed: SCL=D2E, See SCL tab below for description. 2,500 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Iron and Steel Scrap.
0E1LKA Iron and Steel mixed with foreign attachments, SCL=E1L, See SCL Tab below for description. 2,107,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Vehicles, M Series and Commercial Autos/Trucks/Trailers within dimensions: Weight 30 M/T Width 2.50 m Height 3.20 m Length 11 m
0VEHKA Vehicles, Commercial Autos/Trucks/Trailers. 2,290,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
GUAM CATEGORY 2 CLINS
Industrial Rubbish Trash/Debris.
0B00KA Industrial Rubbish trash/debris to be treated to prevent reuse: SCL=B00, See SCL tab below. 200,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Appliance White Goods.
0EWGKA Appliance White Goods. SCL - EWG, see SCL tab below. 400,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Rubber tires aricraft/vehicular and Rubber scrap not otherwise classifiable.
0G01KA Rubber tires, aircraft/vehicular, Rubber scrap not otherwise classifiable: SCL=G01; SCL=G05. See SCL tab below. 275,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
0H08KB All plastics, including sonobuoy containers. SCL =H08 50,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Wood Scrap, Shredded Wood.
0F01KA Wood Scrap, Shredded Wood: SCL - F01, See SCL tab below. 170,800 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
TOTAL $ - 0
Guam 30 Month Option ITEM DESCRIPTION EST QTY U/M FIXED UNIT PRICE RETURN UNIT PRICE TOTAL FINAL UNIT PRICE TOTAL AMOUNT
Project Management – staff, equipment, coordination, engineering services, waste management, and documentation of the items listed in CLINs. See PWS Section 2.2.
0001KA Management of Scrap Collection Site Guam (Full Service) - See PWS Section 3.1 30 MO $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
0SCALA Calibration of Truck Scale. See PWS Section 6. 1 EA $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
0SCALB Calibration of Scales smaller than Truck Scale. See PWS Section 6. 1 EA $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
P7100J Defense Base Act Insurance: Coverage for all applicable contract personnel working in-country during a 30-month period. See PWS section 3.6. 1 EA $ - 0 N/A $ - 0
GUAM CATEGORY 1 CLINS
Irony Aluminum.
0D1DKA Irony Aluminum, SCL = D1D; See SCL Tab below for description. 45,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Insulated Copper Wire and Cable.
0D4CKA Insulated Copper Wire and Cable : SCL=D4C; See SCL Tab below for description. 3,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Clean Copper.
0D4DKA Clean Copper, SCL=D4D; See SCL Tab below for description. 50,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Brass, fired.
0D2EKB Brass, fired, including blanks and all cartridge cases not specifically listed: SCL=D2E, See SCL tab below for description. 2,500 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Vehicles, M Series and Commercial Autos/Trucks/Trailers within dimensions: Weight 30 M/T Width 2.50 m Height 3.20 m Length 11 m
0VEHKA Vehicles, Commercial Autos/Trucks/Trailers. 2,290,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
GUAM CATEGORY 2 CLINS
Industrial Rubbish Trash/Debris.
0B00KA Industrial Rubbish trash/debris to be treated to prevent reuse: SCL=B00, See SCL tab below. 200,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Appliance White Goods.
0EWGKA Appliance White Goods. SCL - EWG, see SCL tab below. 400,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Rubber tires aricraft/vehicular and Rubber scrap not otherwise classifiable.
0G01KA Rubber tires, aircraft/vehicular, Rubber scrap not otherwise classifiable: SCL=G01; SCL=G05. See SCL tab below. 275,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
0H08KB All plastics, including sonobuoy containers. SCL =H08 50,000 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
Wood Scrap, Shredded Wood.
0F01KA Wood Scrap, Shredded Wood: SCL - F01, See SCL tab below. 170,800 LB $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0
TOTAL $ - 0
SCL Description
| SCL CODE | CODE DESCRIPTION | CHARACTERISTICS | NOTES: SCLs that have recently merged and no longer used | |
| A05 | Paper, mixed, free of any non-paper substances that cannot be manufactured into paper or products by the process normally used for making paper. Obsolete forms w/carbon inserts segregated and sold separately. Newspaper, computer paper, white ledger, map, and baled/shredded paper. | Reams of paper, maps, computer paper. | ||
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: A01 / A02 / A03 / A07 / A08 / AB9 / | |||
| A06 | Plain and corrugated cardboard, baled/shredded cardboard. | Tri-walls, banded cardboard boxes. | ||
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: AB6 | |||
| B00 | Rubbish, trash or any type of debris scheduled for abandonment or destruction (A/D) and generated from segregation of other scrap, tile, concrete, bricks, clay and crockery. Downgrades of total end items, either on receipt or at ESD are not appropriate to be added to this SCL. | Includes broken chairs, furniture, particle board |
BOO is not household waste i.e. lunch wrappers, desk trash can waste Non-metallic, no material value.
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: H06 | ||
| C03 | Rags, miscellaneous, not covered in other SCL codes. | Textile bags, clothing bags, duffle bags, etc.) containing PII (name, spouses name, phone number, birthday, age, rank, demographic or Social Security number), that are not DEMIL required, will be downgraded (use DEMIL perform Code 9) to C03 regardless of DEMIL Code. C03 is used for textiles (cloth) only. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | Note: Military Combat Uniforms with LSNs must be managed IAW SOP 4160.01-13 Special Processing and Handling Volume 1 and processed as DEMIL E | ||
| C1A | Textile scrap, miscellaneous, webbing, rope, nylon, rayon, wool, cotton rags, burlap. Includes osnaburg, canvas, polyester, poncho scrap baled/shredded, leather, mattresses, hawser scrap, and sleeping bags. | Fabric/cloth, burlap bags, leather, poncho's. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: C01 / C02 / C04 / C05 / C06 / C07 / C08 / C09 / C10 / C1B / C1C/ C1D / C1E / C1F / C1H / CB6 / CB7 / CB8 / CB9 / H07 | ||
| CBN | NBC Protective Wear. | Gas masks, NBC boots, suits and gloves. |
(N) Non-Magnetic
| D1D | Irony aluminum. Segregate from normal generations of wrecked aircraft aluminum because of aluminum recovery. Consists of solids generated from obsolete or rejected parts, components, or accessories from which all nonaluminum parts have not been removed, and borings and turnings containing excessive oil and other foreign materials. Large quantities of borings and turnings should be segregated. | ||
| Aluminum foil, aluminum screen, aluminum solids. Pure old cable, sheet, sheet utensils, old castings and forgings free of non- aluminum attachments, logged/bundled aluminum and irony aluminum. | Obsolete or rejected aluminum parts , racks, frames, silvery white, lightweight metal, non-magnetic. | ||
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D1A / D1B / D1C / D1F / D1G / D1J / D1K / DLA / DLD | ||
| D1E | Wrecked aircraft/Helicopters. Aluminum consisting of at least 50% aluminum by weight recovered from wreckage of aircraft, salvaging of grounded and obsolete aircraft: residue from DEMIL process of combat or tactical aircraft, or salvaging of rejected air frames and components. Do not include magnesium scrap, which is prohibitive to aluminum smelting and processing. Aluminum dross, sweated aluminum pigs and ingots. Aluminum, cast. Engine blocks, transmissions, axle assemblies and vehicular parts. | Aircraft airframes, panels. Aluminum, cast. Engine blocks, transmissions, axle assemblies and vehicular parts. |
Aluminum dross ranges from white/gray.
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D1H | ||
| D1I | Fired aluminum | Fired ammunition casings that are not brass or steel all sizes. |
(N) Non-Magnetic D12 Mercury and nickel-cadmium batteries. (Non- precious metal bearing) Smaller batteries that are rechargeable and ... Larger ventilated wet cell Ni-Cd batteries used in emergency lighting, standby power, and uninterruptible power supplies and other applications.
(N) Non-Magnetic
| D2E | D2E Brass, fired, to include blanks and all cartridge cases not specifically listed in SCLs below (e.g., .50 caliber and below / 20MM and above) NOTE: Prior to receipt, obtain approval from Area Manager. Sales of D2E, require approval from DS Operations Director or | |
| designee. | Various sizes of empty (fired) cartridges. |
8.0 mm, 308, 357
| (N) Non-Magnetic | See Below for more SCL's | ||
| D22 | Small arms brass, .22 caliber expended cartridge cases. | Small brass casings with .22 marking. |
(N) Non-Magnetic D30 Small arms brass, .30 caliber expended cartridge cases. Small brass casings w .30 marking, casings may be rimed, semi-rimed, or rimless.
(N) Non-Magnetic D38 Small arms brass, .38 caliber expended cartridge cases. Small brass casings with .38 marking, casings may be rimed, semi-rimed, or rimless.
(N) Non-Magnetic D3I 12-gauge shotgun shells, expended. Cartridge with colored plastic shell.
(N) Non-Magnetic D45 Small arms brass, .45 caliber expended cartridge cases. Small brass casings with .45 marking, casings may be rimed, semi-rimed, or rimless.
(N) Non-Magnetic
| D4C | Insulated copper wire and cable. Copper cable lead covered, tinned and un-tinned copper wire, cable and pieces covered w/rubber, plastic, paint, enamel, fabric and other insulation free of steel armored and other metallic material, asbestos covering and porcelain, and armor cable. | Copper wire, cable and pieces covered w/rubber, plastic, paint, enamel, fabric and other insulation, reddish or reddish brown metal with various coverings, cloth, rubber, plastic and other non conductive materials. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D4B/D4K Weight Ratio to Steel: |
Example: Copper 1.12 To determine weight of 1 Square Foot of Copper:
40.8 x .1.12 = 45.69 lbs.
D4D Clean copper, miscellaneous copper free of screens, readily removable iron, lead coated copper and electrotype shells. Copper w/foreign attachments, mixed clean copper base alloys, mixed copper base alloys w/foreign attachments, radiators, made of copper base alloys. Vehicular, un-sweated, copper bearing scrap. Mixed copper base alloy borings and turnings, keep free from oil. NOTE: Includes cupro-nickel with or w/o foreign attachments and gilding metal Electric motors, pipe, radiators, alternators, bearing bushings Golden yellow, reddish alloy, reddish gold alloy.
| *Non-Magnetic to Slightly Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D2A / D2B / D2C / D2D / D4A / D4J / D4M / D4N / D4P | ||
| D4F | Brass with or without foreign attachments. Bronze with or without foreign attachments. | Ball valves, sink fittings, door knobs and hardware, musical instruments, Light yellowish color with other metal attachments. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D4E / D4H / D4I | ||
| D4R | Electronic residue not containing Precious Metals, Electronic tube residue, Electronic scrap, DEMIL code A | DEMIL code A or Q integrity code 6 Electronics ONLY |
Laptops, desktop computers, computer accessories: mouse, keyboards, cords, etc., cell phones and telephones printers, fax machines, copiers, all-in- one printers, tablets/personal digital assistant (PDA), televisions, flat panel monitors, equipment containing Cathode Ray Tubes (CRT), electronic test equipment, commercial (this list is not all inclusive)
(N) Non-Magnetic SCL that have merged: FPI / H11 DEMIL B and Q integrity code 3 electronics are considered DMF Note: Demil A and Q6 laptops, CPUs, Monitors and other IT equipment which are received with a declassification certification and Demil B & Q3 will be Downgraded upon receipt procedure IAW with Downgrade Upon Receipt SOP 4160.21-016 to the appropriate scrap classification DMF
| D50 | Small arms brass, .50 caliber expended cartridge | |
| cases. | Small casings with .50 marking. |
(N) Non-Magnetic D5A Vehicle, industrial and submarine batteries, aircraft batteries (lead-acid type). Batteries with removable tops or caps if they are type liquid lead-acid unless you find “sealed” written on the label. Gel-filled type and batteries of AGM lead-acid are designed with flat tops from which the positive and negative terminals pop out.
12 volt car batteries, 6 and 12 volt ATV/motorcycle batteries
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D5B | ||
| D5D | Lead without foreign attachments, lead battery plates. Other grades of lead. Common babbitt (low tin content), high speed babbitt (high tin content), and block tin (high tin content) usually found in coil pipe. | Lead battery plates. Lead, low or high tin content babbitt's | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D5C / D5E |
Weight Ratio to Steel: Example: Lead 1.44 To determine weight of 1 Square Foot of Lead:
40.8 x 1.44 = 58.75 lbs.
D5G Sealed (acid filled) batteries. Sealed valve regulated wet cell (non- spillable): this battery type contains acid in the liquid form similarly to a vented lead acid battery but the wet cell VRLA battery case is better sealed. 12 volt car batteries, 6 and 12 volt ATV/motorcycle batteries
(N) Non-Magnetic D5M Small arms brass, 5.56 MM expended cartridge cases. Small casings with/or without 5.56 marking, casings may be rimed, semi- rimed, or rimless.
(N) Non-Magnetic D7M Small arms brass, 7.62 MM expended cartridge cases. Casings may be rimed, semi-rimed, or rimless.
(N) Non-Magnetic D9M Small arms brass, 9.00 MM expended cartridge cases. Small casings with/or without 9.0mm marking, casings may be rimed, semi- rimed, or rimless.
(N) Non-Magnetic DMF Demanufacturing electronics. (Mutilation required electronics) DEMIL Code B or Q3 Electronics, military radios, military electronics, military test equipment, laptop/desktop computers, printers fax machines, copiers, LSN Military Electronics “OD Green, Black/Tan” Any item with a hard drive must have a DD Form 2500 attached (NO classified)
| (N) Non-Magnetic | Note: Demil A and Q6 laptops, CPUs, Monitors and other IT equipment which are received with a declassification certification and Demil B & Q3 will be Downgraded upon receipt procedure IAW with Downgrade Upon Receipt SOP 4160.21-016 to the appropriate scrap classification DMF | ||
| E1L | Iron and steel scrap, mixed w/foreign attachments, highly enameled stock, coated paint cans, tin cans, borings and turnings highly corroded, dirty, and containing excessive oil and other inferior grades of metal prohibitive to other classifications, Zinc scrap, No. 1 heavy melting steel, No. 2 heavy melting steel, No. 1 steel busheling, No. 2 steel busheling, No. 1 steel bundles, No. 2 steel bundles, logged and bundled light steel, mixed iron and shell borings and turnings, tern plate, unprepared heavy melting iron. Random length, widths, and thickness not suitable for hydraulic compression, unprepared light melting steel suitable for compression into No.1 bundles, unprepared light melting steel suitable for compression into No.2 bundles, Mixed metals scrap, includes both stripped and un-stripped engine blocks, stove plate, heavy breakable cast, mixed cast, tool steel, residue from mutilated small arm parts that require further processing, steel chain/anchors. Vehicles all types, commercial autos/trucks, residue from DEMIL processing of tactical, armored, and special purpose vehicles, and tank trailers. | Vehicles; commercial autos/trucks, special purpose, tank trailers, logged/bundled light steel, zinc scrap, No.1/ No. 2 heavy melting steel, No.1/No.2 steel busheling, No.1/No. 2 steel bundles, mixed iron and shell borings and turnings, tin can and tern plate, unprepared heavy melting iron and steel scrap. Silver gray metal, may include multiple materials i.e., metal with or without foreign attachments, strongly magnetic samples include steel, iron, nickel, cobalt, and |
400 series chromium stainless steels.
(M) Magnetic SCL that have merged: D09 / E1A / E1B / E1C / E1D / E1E / E1F / E1G / E1H / E1I / E1J / E1K / E1N / E1O / E1Q
/ E1R / E1S / E1T / E1W / E2A / E2C / E2D / E2E / E2F / ELS
Steel Plate 1” x 12” x 12” = 1 Square Foot
40.8 lbs.
| E1M | E1M Mixed range-related debris collected from operational ranges or from former ranges that consist of inert ordnance items, (e.g., target debris, military munitions packaging/crating material, projectile residue, or bullet fragments). This material may conform to a prepared grade of iron and steel scrap: however, it will be segregated as a safety factor. Metals reclaimed from target range should be segregated according to basic metal material content. | Practice bombs, empty projectiles, empty cartridge cases, etc., steel scrap. | ||
| (M) Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D03 / R1K | |||
| E1V | Steel tank track w/rubber pads. | Steel track covered in black or other colored coating. Coated racks from (MHE) material handling equipment, skids steer track, excavator track. (S/M) Slightly Magnetic | SCL that have merged: E1U | |
| EWG | White appliance goods. | Refrigerators, microwaves washer and dryers. (S/M) Slightly Magnetic to (M) |
Magnetic
| F01 | Wood scrap, Shredded wood. | Wood, furniture, tables, desks, cabinets. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: FSW | ||
| G01 | Rubber tires, aircraft/vehicular. | Tires, aircraft/vehicular, trailers, (MHE) material handling equipment tires, ATV tires | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: G02 | ||
| G05 | Rubber scrap not otherwise classifiable, rubber inner tubes, aircraft/vehicular, shredded rubber tires. | Rubber, exercise mats, rubber inner tubes, aircraft/vehicular, shredded rubber tires. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: C1G / G03 / G04 / GST | ||
| H02 | Chemical scrap and related materials, non- precious metals bearing. | Metals-Bearing Liquids or Metals- Bearing Solids. |
(N) Non-Magnetic H08 All plastics, including sonobuoy containers. Plastic, cases, tubs, buckets.
(N) Non-Magnetic
| H13 | Miscellaneous scrap not otherwise classifiable, un- segregated scrap; scrap material identified by this SCL normally is intended to be segregated into other scrap commodities. NOTE: Can only be | ||
| used with permission from DS Operations Director or Deputy | "Material that is approved by Operations to be utilized at the Director's discretion." | SCL that have merged: H24 | |
| H17 | Oil, lubricants, grease, used, fuel oil, jet fuel. | Flammable Liquids/Solids/Sludges/Debris. |
used and similar materials, lubricating oil, used (motor vehicle types and similar materials), synthetic base aircraft turbine engine oil, used (MIL-L- 7808, 8188 and 23699)
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: H15 / H16 / H18 | ||
| MUT | Non-demil required non-FSCAP critical FSG/FSC items downgraded to scrap, non-DEMIL required FSCAP items requiring mutilation | Non- electronic DEMIL B or Q with Critical Code 3 and DEMIL A with Critical FSC. Ammunition pouch, holsters, | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: MFS | ||
| P04 | Photographic films and papers (exposed, unexposed, processed or unprocessed), x-ray, graphic arts, motion picture, phototype setting, aerial, black and white, processed and other types of silver-bearing photographic film and paper. (Excludes: colored paper, 3-M reader printer paper, microfiche masters and films, and magnetic film.) Ash from photographic films and papers generated from the incineration of exposed, unexposed, processed or unprocessed color film and other types of silver-bearing photographic film and paper. | Black plastic film containing silver, do not accept PII. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: P05 | ||
| P06 | Exhausted chemical recovery cartridges used for recovery of silver from hypo solution by metallic displacement, includes sludge recovered from cartridges, exhausted passive silver recovery cells used for recovery from photo fixer (hypo solution). | 3, and 5 gallon buckets and smaller filter cartridges containing silver, must be dry, do not accept wet. |
(N) Non-Magnetic P12 Silver-cadmium batteries, silver-bearing batteries not otherwise classifiable, silver zinc batteries or battery cell sections which are in plastic, silver zinc batteries encased in metal or have metallic attachments. Silver chloride magnesium batteries. Battery construction consists of silver chloride positive plates w/aluminum-zinc magnesium alloy negative plates and uses water as the electrolyte (Examples: MK35, MK61, MK67 torpedo batteries, and sonobuoy batteries). Silver zinc submarine batteries consisting of large (30 lbs. and over) batteries/cells, when in use, are interconnected to form one large battery. Cases may be of fiberglass or plastic construction. (Examples: primarily research and DSRV submarine batteries). EXAMPLES: MK35,MK61,MK67 torpedo batteries, sonobuoy batteries, Large (30 lbs. and over) batteries/cells, when in use, are interconnected to form one large battery. Cases may be of fiberglass or plastic construction. (EXAMPLES: primarily research and DSRV submarine batteries).
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: PB1 / PB2 / PB4 / PB5 / PB6 | ||
| P8A | Platinum family (platinum, rhodium, palladium, ruthenium, iridium and osmium) bearing and plated, such as platinum-plated electronic scrap, contact points/breakers, insignia coding boards, etc., excludes spark plugs, thermocouples, breakers, and entire magnetos. Includes significant platinum-bearing hazardous material, high temp alloys containing precious metals (gold, silver and/or platinum family metals) such as stator vanes, aircraft exhaust cones and aircraft panels. | Platinum-plated electronic scrap, contact points/breakers, insignia coding boards, etc., excludes spark plugs, thermocouples and entire magnetos. Includes Platinum bearing Hazardous Material, high temp alloys containing precious metals (gold, silver and/or platinum family metals) such as stator vanes, aircraft exhaust cones and aircraft panels; (EXCLUDES: spark plugs, thermocouples and breakers.) | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: P81 / P83 | ||
| P8B | Silver-bearing washed/plated material to include significant silver-bearing hazardous materials. | Silver badges, insignia, lapel pins. Silver bearing hazardous material are certain aircraft paints, plating liquids, etc. |
(N) Non-Magnetic P8C Gold-bearing and plated, including badges, insignia, lapel pins and miscellaneous hardware, used anodes, turnings. Includes gold bearing Hazardous Material. Gold Badges, insignia, lapel pins, certain gold bearing hazardous materials, certain aircraft sealants/paints, cyanide and non- cyanide plating, etc.
(N) Non-Magnetic
| P8E | Sorted electrical/electronic scrap containing gold, silver, platinum family metals which is predominantly copper based and may contain insignificant amounts of other non-removable metals, e.g., iron, aluminum, etc.; includes but not limited to, circuit boards/cards w/o metal frames/backs although a small amount of metal is acceptable, plastic housed connectors, silver/silver coated wire and circuit breakers, platinum-bearing spark plugs (usually from aircraft), platinum-bearing thermocouples and magnetos. | Circuit boards/cards, silver coated wire and circuit breakers, connector pins. | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: P24 | ||
| S00 | Stainless steel scrap, stainless steel alloy Group 1 (see SCL codes identifying high temperature and stainless-steel alloy segregation groups) 7-13% Ni, 17-19% Cr, Stainless steel alloy Groups; 2, 0-2% |
Ni, 12-16% Cr, Group 12, 4% Ni, 17% Cr, Group 17, 2- 9%Ni, 12-20% Cr, Group 21, 14% Ni, 14%
| Cr, Group 24, 12% Ni, 25% Cr, Stainless steel, magnetic/nonmagnetic, logged/bundled stainless steel, chrome nickel, nickel, miscellaneous. NOTE: Can only be used with permission from DS Operations Director or Deputy | The texture of stainless steel is grainy and will have a silver sheen to it- 430 Ferritic Stainless Steel – Magnetic 304 Austenitic Stainless Steel – Not magnetic, or a little magnetic after cold work (bending, deforming, etc.) 316 Austenitic Stainless Steel – Not magnetic |
| 300 series (N) Non-Magnetic 400 series (M) Magnetic | SCL that have merged: S01 / S02 / S12 |
/ S17 / S21 / S24 / S3A / S3B / S3C / S3D / SLO
Steel Plate 1” x 12” x 12” = 1 Square Foot
40.8 lbs.
| T01 | High temperature alloys not assignable to an established group; Magnesium, segregate clean and unclean grades (Titanium, use T60; Carbide throwaway inserts, tungsten, use T55). High temp alloys containing precious metals (gold, silver and/or platinum family metals) such as stator vanes, aircraft exhaust cones and aircraft panels; (EXCLUDES: spark plugs, thermocouples and breakers.) High temperature alloy Groups; Group 3 1-10% Ni, 12-16% Cr, 50-67% Co, Through | |
| Group 60 80% Ti (Titanium), Beryllium (Be). NOTE: Can only be used with permission from DS Operations Director or Deputy | High temp alloys containing precious metals (gold, silver and/or platinum family metals) such as stator vanes, aircraft exhaust cones and aircraft panels; (EXCLUDES: spark plugs, thermocouples and breakers.) | |
| (N) Non-Magnetic | SCL that have merged: D06 / P13 / T03 / T04 / T05 / T06 / T07 / T08 / T09 |
/ T10 / T14 / T15 / T16 / T18 / T20 / T22 / T23 / T24/ T25 / T26 / T27 / T28 / T29 / T30 / T32 / T33 / T55 / T60 Weight Ratio to Steel: Example: Magnesium .34 To determine weight of 1 Square Foot of Magnesium:
40.8 x .22 = 8.97lbs.
Titanium .57 1 Square Foot of titanium:
40.8 x .57 = 23.25lbs.
VGM Gold bearing material such as powder, salts, foil, leaf and pellets; dental castings, brazing alloys, dental lingual bars or alloy gold wire and all other gold bearing materials with 90% purity or better. Gold bearing materials with 90% purity or better.
(N) Non-Magnetic VPM Platinum family bearing material such as dental alloys, scraps, sweepings, jewelry, laboratory ware, wire and all other platinum family bearing materials with 90% purity or better. Platinum family bearing materials with 90% purity or better.
(N) Non-Magnetic VSM Silver bearing material consisting of used anodes, drillings from anodes and grain silver, wire for welding or brazing, and all other silver with 75% or better purity. (Excludes: unused silver pellets for making dental amalgam.) Silver with 75% or better purity. (EXCLUDES: unused silver pellets for making dental amalgam.)
(N) Non-Magnetic XXA Asbestos contaminated scrap Ceiling and floor tiles, thermal and electrical insulation, cement pipe and sheet, filters, coatings, brake linings, clutch facings, gaskets, plastics, fireproofing textiles, insulating papers, and protective clothing
(N) Non-Magnetic
| Matl Group | Material | Material Description | Critical FSC | BUn | Default Dem Cd |
| 1305 | DSALUMI34 | ALUM SHELLS LRGR THAN 50 CAL UP TO 30MM | X | KG | D |
| 1305 | DSBRASS33 | BRASS SHELLS LRGR THAN 50 CAL UP TO 30MM | X | KG | D |
| 1305 | DSLINKSKG | LINKS, CARTRIDGES EXPENDED | X | KG | D |
| 1305 | DSSTEEL35 | STEEL SHELLS LRGR THAN 50 CAL UP TO 30MM | X | KG | D |
| 1310 | DSALUMI37 | ALUM SHELLS LARGER THAN 30MM UP TO 75MM | X | KG | D |
| 1310 | DSBRASS36 | BRASS SHELLS LARGER THAN 30MM UP TO 75MM | X | KG | D |
| 1310 | DSSTEEL38 | STEEL SHELLS LARGER THAN 30MM UP TO 75MM | X | KG | D |
| 1315 | DSALUMI30 | ALUM SHELLS LARGER THAN 75MM UP TO 125MM | X | KG | D |
| 1315 | DSBRASS39 | BRASS SHELLS LRGR THAN 75MM UP TO 125MM | X | KG | D |
| 1315 | DSSTEEL31 | STEEL SHELLS LRGR THAN 75MM UP TO 125MM | X | KG | D |
| 1320 | DSALUMI33 | ALUMINUM SHELLS LARGER THAN 125MM | X | KG | D |
| 1320 | DSBRASS32 | BRASS SHELLS LARGER THAN 125MM | X | KG | D |
| 1320 | DSSTEEL34 | STEEL SHELLS LARGER THAN 125MM | X | KG | D |
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