Encl 3_Statement of Interest Questionnaire Final_ENG.doc

SOURCES SOUGHT FOR INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE QUANITITY (IDIQ)

SPILL RESPONSE SERVICES CONTRACT

AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN JAPAN

November 2024

Statement of Interest Questionnaire

Company Information

Name of Company:

Mailing Address:

Cage Code:

DUNS Number:

Phone Number:

FAX Number:

Company Point of Contacts

Name of Primary:

Title:

Email:

Phone #:

Fax #:

Name of Alternate:

Title:

Email:

Phone #:

Fax #:

NAVFAC Far East seeks to formulate a succinct request for proposal (RFP) to determine spill response, cleanup, disposal and training capabilities within the 7 geographic zones and all other mainland areas in Japan indicated in the performance work statement (PWS) (last page).

Zone 1 – Military Bases includes Fleet Activities Sasebo

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

Please estimate contractor cleanup capacity below (L/kg) POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF foam/water mix)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials) Corrosive Materials Asbestos PCBs Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Corrosive Materials

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

Zone 2 – Military Bases includes Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Corrosive Materials

Asbestos

PCBs

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

Zone 3

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Corrosive Materials

Asbestos

PCBs

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

Zone 4 – Military Bases includes Naval Air Facility Misawa

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Corrosive Materials

Asbestos

PCBs

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

Zone 5

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Corrosive Materials

Asbestos

PCBs

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

Zone 6 – Military Bases includes Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Yokota Air Force Base and Combined Arms Training Center Camp Fuji

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Corrosive Materials

Asbestos

PCBs

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

Zone 7 – Okinawa Island

1. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

2. Ability to respond to oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.5 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes, can respond within __ hours of notification How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

3. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances in the ocean/bay. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in water, check all that apply

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Comments

4. Ability to provide cleanup (provide all personnel and equipment to respond, clean up, and containerize waste) of oil and hazardous substances on land including inland waterways. (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

( No

If Yes, please fill out table

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to contain, recover, and clean up the following types of spills originating in land, check all that apply:

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Corrosive Materials

Asbestos

PCBs

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

5. Ability to provide transport and disposal of US Government generated oil and hazardous substances recovered from spill response and cleanup (either land or sea response). (Reference: Section 4.1.4 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience working with US Government waste? ___

( No

( No

Contractor has ability to self-perform or subcontract to transport and dispose the following oil and hazardous substances resulting from clean up response, check all that apply

Examples of Waste Produced from spill response

POLs (Ex: Petroleum, Oils, lubricants)

Waste generated by cleanup activities may include recovered spilled material, other material contaminated by spill, spent equipment (Ex. absorbent pads, single use consumables, contaminated equipment), and used protective gear. Please provide further detail as needed in Comment Section.

PFOS/PFOA compounds (Ex. AFFF/water mix)

PCBs

Asbestos

Gases (Ex. Leaking compressed gas cylinders)

Flammable Liquids ( Ex. Low flash point materials)

Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible material, dangerous when wet material (Ex. Phosphorous, sodium, potassium metal)

Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides (Ex. Sodium hypochlorite and solutions)

Poison Inhalation Hazards (Ex. Solid and liquid pesticides)

Comments

6. Ability to provide sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response and disposal of waste. (Reference: Section 4.2.1 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

7. Ability to establish and coordinate training exercises (Table top and field training exercises) for oil and hazardous substances with personnel working for U.S. Armed Forces in both English and Japanese. (Reference: Section 4.3 of PWS)

Self-perform

( Yes How many years of experience? ___

( No

Comments

General Questions and Information Do you have resources already established locally/in Japan?

( Yes

( No

Additional comments:

Do you have personnel at the OSHA First Responder Operations Level or Japanese Equivalent? (Reference: Section 4.1 in the PWS)?

( Yes Identify Japanese Equivalent to OSHA First Responder ____________ How many Personnel? ___

Please indicate highest level of OSHA HAZMAT Personal Protective Equipment Protection Level contractor and subcontractors will have personnel trained and equipped for:

Check all that apply Description HAZMAT Protection Level A

Fully encapsulated chemical protective protection suit, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), Inner and outer chemical resistant gloves, chemical resistant safety boots HAZMAT Protection Level B

Hooded chemical resistant clothing or site, self- contained breathing apparatus, Inner and outer chemical resistant gloves, chemical resistant safety boots HAZMAT Protection Level C

Hooded chemical resistant clothing or site, full or half mask air purifying respirator, inner and outer chemical gloves, and safety boots.

HAZMAT Protection Level D

Coveralls, safety boots/shoes, safety glasses or chemical splash goggles.

Comments

Describe quantity, general staging location, and types of equipment you would use for spill response and clean up.

Describe additional capabilities of your company or your subcontractors, if any.

General Comments (Additional pages can be attached if needed)

What challenges do you see with this type of contract?

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8. Type of work:

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Sampling services (collection and analysis) pertaining to spill response

Training services (TTX and FTX) pertaining to spill response

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9. Narrative Description of the Project:

10. List of Major Subcontractors, include name, address, and telephone number of primary point of contact.