B08_Attachment_1_(PWS).doc

United States Department of Interior

Bureau of Land Management

Mother Lode Field Office

Statement of Work

For

Nevada County Tire Amnesty Event Objective The Bureau of Land Management's Mother Lode Field Office will sponsor a tire amnesty event in Nevada County.

Project Location and Background

The Mother Lode Field Office (MLFO) is directly responsible for the management of approximately 230,000 acres of public land scattered throughout fourteen central California counties. Most of the acreage is within the historic Mother Lode region of the Sierra Nevada range. The MLFO HazMat program responds to the presence of hazardous substances/waste and physical hazards on BLM administered land. These responses may occur at, but not limited to, Abandoned Mine Land (AML) sites, recreation areas, illegal dumps, or along right-of-ways. Many of the responses are imperative to address health/safety and environmental concerns. As a federal landowner, BLM is responsible for complying with applicable state and federal laws and regulations. Not complying with orders from other regulators can subject the BLM to penalties and fines.

The overall objective of the MLFO's Hazmat program is to protect public health and safety and the environment. Releases or threats of release, of hazardous substances, can have substantial impact on the environment and the public’s health and safety. By remediating hazmat sites, BLM is eliminating the potential threat to human health and the environment.

Each year 40.2 million waste tires are produced in California. Many are left along roads, in rivers and streams or stored in yards and garages. That is why BLM is partnering with Nevada County Environmental Health, Nevada County Department of Public Works, the United States Forest Service and Waste Management to host another free Waste Tire Amnesty Collection Event.

Nevada County has collected and recycled over 110,000 tires since the inception of Tire Amnesty Collection Events in 2004. Since 2012, the BLM has been assisting the county to continue sponsoring an amnesty event. Between 2012 and 2023, approximately 62,659 tires were collected.

The primary purpose of this contract will be to host a tire amnesty event for the residents of Nevada County to freely dispose of tires.

The locations:

Grass Valley Transfer Station- 14741 Wolf Mountain Rd., Grass Valley North San Juan Transfer Station- 10125 Flume Street North San Juan, Ca Bear River High School-11130 Magnolia Road, Grass Valley CA Penn Valley Rodeo-10513 Spenceville Road, Penn Valley, CA Dates of the event:

McCourtney: October 21-22 or October 28-29

North San Juan: October 31

Penn Valley: October 26

Bear River High School: October 19 Statement of Work (SOW) Task 1- Hosting the Event

The Contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, supervision, and transportation necessary to collect and transport waste tires from 3 transfer stations and Penn Valley Rodeo in Nevada County hosting the amnesty day event to a proper disposal/recycle facility. Any trash, appliances, white goods, hazardous household waste or other debris brought to the transfer stations during the event are NOT PART of this contract. All materials, application practices and operations shall be conducted in a manner meeting all Federal, and State standards. The Contractor will be responsible for all and any necessary highway permits for transporting waste and any dust abatement needed.

The Contractor, crews and agents shall perform all operations in an organized and systematic manner consistent with the work plan submitted at the Pre-Work conference. There will be no deviations from or exceptions to the work plan unless specifically directed to do so by the CO or COTR.

Task 2 – Transportation of Waste Tires

The Contractor shall properly dispose of all waste tires collected during this event from all four facilities in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. Additionally, the contractors shall ensure all trucks disposing of the tires have the proper manifests and placarding, as applicable.

Task 3 – Submission of Documentation

· Task 3A- Contractor shall create news releases and other advertising for the tire events.

· Task 3B- Work Plan The contractor shall prepare and submit a site-specific work plan for the event. The plan should include, but not limited to, crew needed, equipment needed (trailers/bins), access and egress for the public, and advertising for the event.

· Task 3C – Necessary Permits - The contractor shall obtain all necessary permits and manifests to haul the waste tires from the sites.

· Task 3D – Final Report - The contractor shall submit a final report to the BLM detailing the number of tires collected during the event and transported to a proper disposal facility within 30 days of the completion of the event.

Deliverables Advertisement of the event

Final Report of the Number of tires collected during the event and transported from the transfer stations