IFB_8100_PDS1004_ATT_5_v1.pdf
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- IFB 8100 PDS1004
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- Texas
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This is an Exhibit document detailing historical waste material generation rates and current collection services for the Department of Aviation at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) in Texas, supporting a Total Waste Management Services procurement. The document outlines waste streams across two primary service areas: Barbra Jordan Terminal and Airport Campus Outbuildings. At Barbra Jordan Terminal, monthly waste generation averages 114 tons of landfill trash, 68 tons of recyclables, and 2.37 tons of compost, with daily services provided 7 days per week from 4:00 AM to 12:00 AM by 1-3 onsite personnel. Airport Campus Outbuildings are serviced on recurring haul schedules ranging from weekly to bi-weekly pickups across multiple facilities including Central Maintenance Facility, APD Building, TSA Office, ACDC Building, P&E Building, IS Building, Bradford Logistics, ARFF, and South Terminal, with equipment ranging from 6 cubic yard to 20 cubic yard containers for landfill trash, recycling, and compost streams.
The document further specifies additional waste and recyclable materials currently managed by various vendors on an as-needed basis, including diverse battery types (alkaline, nickel-cadmium, lithium-ion, lead-acid), light bulb recycling, vehicle batteries, tires, oils, scrap metal, hazardous waste, non-hazardous waste, and contaminated soil, with annual quantities ranging from 25 pounds for small lithium-ion batteries to 40,800 pounds for scrap metal and 325 tires. As a conditionally exempt small quantity generator, the Department of Aviation generates approximately 238 pounds of hazardous waste annually. This comprehensive waste management scope encompasses all waste streams at AUS, including landfill, recyclable, and compost materials, with the incumbent utilizing multiple vendors for specialized disposal and recycling services.
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Exhibit 1 Historical Waste Material Generation Rates and Current Collection Services
I. Barbra Jordan Terminal
a. Waste Material Generation
• Monthly Landfill Trash, Recycling, and Compost generation based on compactor weights (Main Compactor Site and Secondary Compactor Site) and estimated compost weights from calendar year 2024
Weights Landfill Trash (tons)
Recycling (tons)
Compost* (tons)
Monthly Average 114 68 2.37 Monthly Max. 287 151 4.18 Monthly Min. 162 124 1.55
*Terminal compost collection only at Main Compactor Site
b. Daily Services
• Workdays: Monday-Sunday
• Work Hours: 4:00AM-12:00AM
• Number of Onsite Personnel: 1-3 people o During Peak Operations: 3 people o Outside of Peak Operations: 1 person
Service Location
General Site Management Main Compactor Site
Trainable Cart Servicing Apron
All Chute Rooms
Compost Toter Cart Servicing Middle & West Chute Rooms
*Trainable carts are placed in terminal chute rooms and throughout the apron.
II. Airport Campus Outbuildings
• Outbuildings are serviced regularly with each location on a recurring haul schedule. The following table lists each outbuilding’s haul frequency.
Outbuilding Equipment Haul
Frequency
Central Maintenance Facility
1-20yd3 Open Top Roll-Off Dumpster 2x weekly
2-8yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 1x weekly
1-8yd3 Front Load Landfill Trash Dumpster 1x weekly
APD Building 1-6yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 1x bi-weekly
1-6yd3 Front Load Landfill Trash Dumpster 1x weekly
TSA Office 1-96Gal Landfill Trash Cart 1x weekly
1-96Gal Recycling Cart 1x weekly
ACDC Building and P&E Building 1-8yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 3x weekly
1-8yd3 Front Load Landfill Trash Dumpster 2x weekly
IS Building
1-8yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 2x weekly
1-8yd3 Front Load Landfill Trash Dumpster 2x weekly
1-8yd3 Front Load Compost Dumpster 1x weekly
Bradford Logistics 1-8yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 2x weekly
1-8yd3 Front Load Landfill Trash Dumpster 2x weekly
ARFF 1-6yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 1x bi-weekly
South Terminal 2-8yd3 Front Load Recycling Dumpster 3x weekly
2-8yd3 Front Load Landfill Trash Dumpster 3x weekly
III. Other Waste and Recyclable Material
• Other waste and recyclable materials that cannot go into the compactors or dumpsters at the outbuildings are listed below. These material handling services (disposal or recycling) are currently provided by various vendors on an as needed basis. The list below includes common waste and recyclable material generated during operations.
Occasionally, additional waste and recyclable material may be generated, for example, off-specification products or used appliances. Note: The Department of Aviation is a conditionally exempt small quantity generator.
Material+
Annual Quantity*
Batteries - Alkaline: Nonmercury/Mercury 1000 lbs.
Batteries - Nickel Cadmium Ni-Cad/Ni-MH 100 lbs.
Batteries - Lithium Ion - small (under 300Wh) 25 lbs.
Batteries - Lithium-ion - large (over 300Wh) 100 lbs.
Batteries - Lead Acid 1000 lbs.
Batteries - Single - use Lithium, not to include Li-ion 25 lbs.
Batteries - Single - use, mixed, unsorted 500 lbs.
Damaged, defective or recalled (DDR) batteries (Container to include fire suppression media) 240 lbs.
Light bulb recycling (crushed lamps in 55-gallon drum) 1 drum
Light bulb recycling (whole lamps in 4ft x 4ft x 4ft Gaylord box) 1 box
Vehicle batteries 28 batteries
Tires 325 tires
Oils 451 gal
Scrap metal 40,800 lbs.
Hazardous waste 238 lbs.
Non-hazardous waste 488 lbs.
Non-hazardous waste (rubber removed from runways) 2 Tons
Class 2 waste (e.g. contaminated soil from fuel spill) 32.8 yd3
+This is a non-exhaustive list.
*Annual quantities are estimates.
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