JA10- 01 57 19 Appendix B_Spruce Lake Disposal Checklist.pdf

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Maintain Boiler 4 Federal contract opportunity
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FA500422B0006
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Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces

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This document contains a federal contract opportunity solicitation for maintaining Boiler 4 at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, as well as a checklist for disposing of concrete at Spruce Lake.

The solicitation seeks bids for a construction project to repair and maintain Boiler 4 at the Central Heat and Power Plant on Eielson Air Force Base. The estimated value of the firm fixed price contract is between $5-10 million. The small business set-aside requires the prime contractor be less than $39.5 million in size. Bids are due by May 12, 2022. A site visit will be held on April 21, 2022, with a maximum two attendees per prime contractor. Questions must be submitted by April 25, 2022, with responses provided via amendment. The solicitation and any amendments will be posted to SAM.gov.

The checklist provides guidance for disposing of concrete at Spruce Lake, addressing issues like lead-based paint, asbestos, and petroleum contamination to determine suitability for the disposal site.

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CHECKLIST FOR SPRUCE LAKE DISPOSAL

PROJECT:

DATE OF PLACEMENT

POC: CONTACT NUMBER

AMOUNT OF CONCRETE TO BE DISPOSED: CY

1. Is there paint on the material?

___Yes No

If yes, has it been tested for Lead Based Paint (LBP)?

__Yes (results must be attached) _No

If yes and it has lead based paint, has a TCLP been done?

Yes (results must be attached) No

NOTES:

2. Is there asbestos contained in the waste?

_____Yes No

If yes, the asbestos needs to be separated, if not feasible, must be disposed of at an off-base permitted asbestos landfill.

3. Is there petroleum contamination or petroleum-based material on the concrete?

____Yes No

If yes, it CANNOT be placed in Spruce Lake.

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