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Project Removal of the ACS-model CA-300P Incinerator

Background

An ACS-model CA-500P has been purchased, originally planned to be constructed beside the current model, with the CA-300P serving as a backup in the event of equipment failure. However due to project delays, the CA-300P has now exceeded its life expectancy and requires removal and proper disposal.

General Information

1.0 Scope of Work

The ACS-model CA-300P Incinerator located at the hemo-parasite barn requires dismantling and disposal.

Pre-existing Infrastructure. The following must be preserved during the removal of the ACS-model CA-300P Incinerator:

· Concrete slab

· Fence

· Partial roof enclosure

· Gas and electric fixtures

Additional Equipment Info:

· The ACS-model CA-300P has been in operation for over 20 years; certain components are considered hazardous material and require special handling and disposal procedures.

Utilities

· USDA personnel will provide disconnect of gas and electrical tie-ins through Avista Utilities prior to removal.

We require:

Dismantling

· Vendor will provide the equipment, tools, and trained personnel required to dismantle the equipment safely and correctly.

Removal

· Vendor will haul dismantled equipment, related components, and all project-related waste off-site to a location designated for disposal in line with state and federal regulations. Minimum requirements as follows:

· Large semi-truck flat bed with crane for heavy component removal

· Personnel trained in handling hazardous incinerator components

· Knowledge of state and federal regulations for proper disposal of hazardous components

Disposal

· Vendor will dispose of dismantled equipment, related components, and all project-related waste at the location designated for disposal in line with state and federal regulations.

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