Attch 4 - Recovered Material Determination (Green Procurement).pdf
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- Repair Aircraft Parking Ramp, Phase II
- Solicitation number
- FA441824R0001
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This document is a recovered materials determination form for solicitation number FA441824R0001 to repair an aircraft parking ramp at an Air Force base. The form lists several EPA-designated products that may be procured for the project, including construction products containing recycled materials like concrete, floor tiles, and laminated paperboard. It also includes various paper products, miscellaneous items like signs and awards, vehicular products like engine coolants and retread tires, and park and recreation products such as plastic fencing and playground equipment. The contracting officer must certify the statement of work complies with EPA recycled content standards or claim an exemption if any item does not meet those standards. Exemptions include lack of appropriate performance, unreasonable timeliness, lack of competition, or excessive pricing compared to non-recycled items.
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Recovered Materials Determination Form Instructions
This form is to be completed by the procurement originator when EPA-designated items included in the Affirmative Procurement Program for Recovered Materials are being procured from outside vendors. For questions on whether the product counts as “EPA designated” or what the required recycled content is, refer to product descriptions on EPA’s website at http://www.epa.gov/cpg. This form is not required for items requisitioned from established Federal supply sources.
1. The procurement originator lists which item(s) apply to the procurement request, the required recycled content, the actual recycled content, and signs and dates the appropriate Certification on the back of this form.
2. If an exemption is being claimed, the procurement originator’s unit commander also signs the
Certification on the back of this form.
3. The completed form becomes part of the contracting office contract file.
Contract:
The EPA-designated items being procured are:
Construction Products Nonpaper Office Products
Building Insulation Binders (paper, solid plastic or plastic covered)
Polyester Carpeting Plastic presentation folders
Carpet Backing Plastic file folders
Carpet Cushion Plastic clip portfolios
Cement & concrete containing: Plastic clipboards
Coal fly ash, or Office recycling containers
Ground granulated blast Office waste receptacles furnace slag Plastic desktop accessories
Flowable fill Plastic envelopes
Latex paint Plastic trash bags
Floor tiles Printer ribbons
Laminated paperboard Toner cartridges
Patio blocks Paper and Paper Products
Shower & restroom dividers Newsprint
Structural fiberboard Commercial/industrial sanitary tissue products
Railroad grade crossings/surfaces Printing and writing papers
Landscaping Products Paperboard and packaging
Garden & soaker hoses Tray liners
Lawn & garden edging Bristols (File folders, cards, tags, tickets, etc.)
Landscaping timbers & posts (plastic lumber) Miscellaneous Products
Hydraulic mulch Awards and plaques
Compost from yard trimmings or food waste Signage
Vehicular Products Strapping and stretch wrap
Engine coolants Pallets
Re-refined lubricating oils Mats
Retread tires Industrial drums
Park and Recreation Products Sorbents
Plastic fencing (erosion control safety barrier) Transportation Products
Playground surfaces Parking stops
Park and recreation furniture Traffic cones
Running tracks Traffic barricades
Playground equipment Channelizers
Delineators/Flexible delineators
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DKFX 1093394, Repair Aircraft Parking Ramp - Phase 2 http://www.epa.gov/cpg
CERTIFICATION
Contract:
Complete Part A or Part B as appropriate:
A. To the best of my knowledge the Statement of Work/Specifications for the requisition of all materials listed on this form complies with EPA standards for recycled/recovered materials content.
Procurement Originator’s Signature Date
B. The following item does not comply with EPA standards for recycled/recovered materials
(please complete a separate justification for each noncompliant item purchased as part of this procurement action):
The exemption being claimed for this purchase is:
The product does not meet appropriate performance standards
The product is not available within a reasonable time frame
The product is not available competitively (from two or more sources)
The product is only available at an unreasonable price (it costs more than a comparable non-recycled-content product). The recycled-content product costs $ per and the non-recycled-content product costs $ per .
Procurement Originator Date
Commander Date
18 May 2023
| 2023-05-18T08:52:37-0400 | |
| CROSSLAND.ROBERT.E.1229869376 |
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