Cost_Proposal_-_Fee_Schedule.xls

This is a cost proposal fee schedule for the City of Palo Alto's City-Generated Hazardous Waste Management Program, which seeks qualified firms to provide packaging, removal, transportation, and disposal services for hazardous and universal wastes generated by City operations, as well as emergency response services for hazardous waste incidents within City jurisdictional borders. The contract is structured as a three-year agreement and requires bidders to submit pricing for multiple waste streams including latex paint, oil-based paint, diesel/asphalt emulsion, PCB-contaminated mineral oil, and mineral oil, across various container sizes (5-gallon, 20-gallon, 30-gallon, 55-gallon, cubic yard, and box).

The fee schedule requires proposers to specify unit prices for packaging, transporting, and disposal services for each waste type and container size. For paint-related waste streams, bidders must clearly state whether their company is an approved PaintCare transportation service provider and whether proposed pricing reflects any PaintCare reimbursements. For PCB-contaminated mineral oil, proposers must specify PCB contamination levels and indicate whether they are proposing recycling or incineration as the disposal method. The pricing structure allows the City to evaluate costs across different waste management methods and container sizes to determine the most economical service provider for its hazardous waste disposal needs.