Hazwaste RFI QnA.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a Hazardous Waste Request for Information (RFI) for Tinian, detailing the specific requirements for hazardous waste collection and disposal services. The scope of work includes disposal of waste oils, fuel, coolant, oil/fuel soaked rags, absorbent pads, filters, and empty oil drums, with collection planned on a quarterly basis and potentially adjusting based on organic asset volume. The expected waste volumes are 50 gallons of used oil quarterly, one 55-gallon drum of used rags and absorbent pads annually, and one 55-gallon drum of used filters annually.
The contract period of performance is continuous from July 2025 to July 2026, with waste to be collected using 55-gallon metal drums - separate drums for used oil and for filters/rags/absorbent pads. The hazardous materials anticipated include oil, fuel, coolant, oil-soaked rags, absorbent pads, and used filters. This RFI is being conducted by the 513th Expeditionary RED HORSE Squadron for the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces as part of an adaptive rehabilitation of Tinian North Field, with RFI responses due by May 6, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. CST.
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| PWS Tinian HAZMAT Waste (Draft).pdf |
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Questions Received for Hazwaste RFI (Tinian)
1. What is the defined scope of work for this project?
a. Disposal of waste oils, fuel, and coolant.
b. Disposal of oil filters, fuel filters, coolant filters
c. Disposal of oil/fuel soaked rags and absorbent pads/booms
d. Disposal of empty oil drums
2. What is the expected period of performance for the contract?
a. Continuous (July 2025 – July 2026)
3. What unit and quantity will be used for hazmat waste collection and disposal?
a. 55 gallon drums for waste oil, fuel, and coolant
b. 55 gallon drum with removable top for filters, rags, and absorbent pads
4. I we use metal drums, used oil drums is separate from absorbent pads, filter, and other solid hazmat waste?
a. Yes
5. What type of hazardous materials should we anticipate collecting?
a. Oil, fuel, coolant, oil soaked rags, absorbent pads, used filters
6. How frequently should hazmat waste be collected and disposed of? Will it be on a daily or weekly basis?
a. As of now quarterly
i. The interval can change if the amount of organic assets increase
7. What is the expected volume of hazardous waste to be collected and disposed of?
a. 50 gallons of used oil quarterly
b. 55 gallon drum of used rags and absorbent pads annually
c. 55 gallon drum of used filters annually
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