Attachment_1_Statement_of_Work_with_photos.pdf

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Statement of Work for removal and disposal of hazardous waste

Yosemite National Park has a need for the sorting, packaging, removal, and proper disposal of various types of hazardous waste from the old Odger’s Petroleum site in El Portal, California.

GPS coordinates: 37.67344115581974, -119.7867072739317

1. Contractor shall provide all personnel, labor, transportation, test equipment, packaging materials, insurance, and documentation required to legally transport hazardous waste.

2. Contractor shall perform work in accordance with all applicable regulatory requirements and laws promulgated by federal, state, and local jurisdictions.

3. Contractor shall ensure that hazardous waste is properly segregated, safely packaged, labeled, documented, loaded and placarded in accordance with applicable regulations.

4. Contractor shall provide a written plan detailing where and how all liquid wastes will be consolidated into transportable containers, including spill protection and secondary containment measures.

5. Contractor shall submit a site-specific safety plan, which may be combined with the Liquid Consolidation plan.

a. All personnel performing hazardous waste handling work must possess current HAZWOPER training per 29 CFR 1910.120. Copies of certificates shall be included as appendices to the safety plan.

b. The plan(s) shall be submitted within 30 days after award. NPS will review the submitted plan and provide feedback within 10 business days.

6. Contractor shall provide waste manifests from the disposal facility or facilities for NPS signature as the generator.

7. Pickup Hours: 7:00am-4:00pm Monday-Friday, closed on federal holidays. NPS will provide an escort to be onsite the day(s) of packaging and pickup.

8. Coordination of pickup is critical, to ensure someone is present to allow contractor access, please provide at least 48-hour notice to: David Brumbaugh, 209-347-3093, David_Brumbaugh@nps.gov or Eric Spicher, 209-347-5956, Eric_Spicher@nps.gov.

9. Hauling restrictions: Vehicles over 45 feet are prohibited and 1-way controlled traffic for all other vehicles 20 miles East of Mariposa (Mariposa County) 24 hours per day, seven days per week due to rockslide repairs. The road leading to Wawona (Hwy 41) can close during inclement weather.

The waste to be removed has been inventoried by the Regional Environmental Manager and the Yosemite Safety Office; the estimated itemized list of items to be removed is below. Additional photos and video are available upon request.

Yosemite National Park National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior

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Note: Waste quantities provided in this Statement of Work are estimates based on visual assessment. Individual containers were not opened or measured. Actual quantities may be slightly greater or slightly lower than the estimates provided. Contractor shall be prepared to manage and properly dispose of all waste encountered, even if amounts vary within a reasonable range from the initial estimate.

Estimated totals: 252 containers, 5679.5 gallons, 64 tires.

In the table below, AST = aboveground storage tank E = empty F = full

BUILDING 1 EXTERIOR

Container

ID

Number of Containers Volume Fill Level State Contents Easy

Access? Notes Photo

ID

Vol (Gal)

AST-1 1 1000 E? Liquid? Petroleum Y AST; no open ports 408 1000 E-001 1 2.5 F Liquid Water + Petroleum Y

409 2.5

E-002 1 20 ⅓ F Solid Spill absorbent Y Appears unused 410 20 Fueling Station

1 4x 1gal;

1x5gal

E? Solid? Sludge or solid waste Y two-story structure 410 9

E-003 1 30 gal plastic

½ F Solid Solid Waste Y

411 30

E-004 1 1 gal F Liquid Petroleum or solid waste Y

411 1 E-005 1 20 gal E? Soil Spill containment supplies?

Y

411 20

E-006 1 1 gal F Solid Petroleum-saturated soil Y

412 1 E-007 1 55 gal drum Unknown Solid? Possibly empty Y

413 55

E-008 1 55 gal drum 1 inch Liquid

Liquid Oily water? Y

413 55

E-010 1 55 gal drum F? Solid drill cuttings

414 55 E-011 1 5 gal ½ F Liquid Chevron Machine Oil

416 5

E-012 5 45 gal bucket

½ are F Liquid unknown?

417 180

TIRES

9 tires

Y West of Building 2

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BUILDING 1 INTERIOR

ID

Number of Containers

Volume Fill Level State Contents Easy Access?

Notes Photo

ID

Vol (Gal)

48 55 gal drum F Liquid Chevron Oil/ATF Stacked Blue drums stacked horizontally

N/A 2640

4 55 gal drum F Liquid Uknown Stacked Blue drums stacked horizontally

N/A 220

33 5 gal bucket F Liquid Petroleum Y In western 1/3 of building

N/A 165

8 5 gal bucket F Liquid Petroleum Y In center 1/3 of building N/A 40 23 5 gal bucket F Liquid Petroleum Y In eastern 1/3 of

N/A 115

8 16 gal

F Liquid grease Y In eastern 1/3 of

N/A 128

6 16 gal

F Liquid ATF Y In eastern 1/3 of

N/A 128

55 tires

Stacked Total inside building N/A

40 12 count qt boxes

F Liquid Motor Oil Y Quarts of motor oil N/A 120

2 55 gal drum F Liquid Used oil Y Blue drum N/A 110 1 55 gal drum F Liquid Chevron Thinner 325 Y Blue drum N/A 55 2 35 gal poly drum Unknown Unkno wn Unk Y

N/A 70

1 55 gal drum F Liquid Unk petroleum Y

N/A 55

100 Paint cans

3/4 appx Liquid Misc metal paint cans Y

N/A 90

7 1 LPG

Cylinder

30 gal Gas

Y Standing, closely packed

N/A 30

2 200 gal

AST

F? Liquid Red-dyed kerosene Y

N/A 400

Building 2 Interior

ID

Number of Containers

Volume Fill Level State Contents Easy Access?

Notes Photo ID Vol (Gal)

50 Various Gal and QT unknown Liq paint Y N/A 35 Gal

50 Aerosol paint cans (12 oz each) unknown ARO paint Y N/A 40 lbs approximate

No photos of Building 2 interior or exterior are available.

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Appendix A: Photos of Building 1 exterior and interior

Figure 1- 408 Figure 2- 409 Figure 3 - 410

Figure 4- 411 Figure 6- 413

Figure 7- 414 Figure 8- 415

Figure 5- 412

Figure 9- 417

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Other photos of Building 1

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The National Park Service cares for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage.