MPA 118 Attachment A with Scenarios.xlsx

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Attached to: MPA 118 OE Hazardous Waste and Petroleum Related Services
Solicitation number: OET27006905
Issued by: Rhode Island

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This is a pricing and cost proposal attachment (Attachment A) for MPA 118, Rhode Island's open enrollment contract for hazardous waste and petroleum-related emergency response and cleanup services. The document establishes a comprehensive cost structure for immediate response and cleanup services related to spilling, leaking, or discharge of hazardous wastes, petroleum products, or other materials threatening the environment or public health and safety. Initial responses were due by Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 12:00 PM, with subsequent responses reviewed quarterly until September 30, 2028. The attachment requests detailed pricing across multiple service categories including labor rates (with straight time and overtime designations for 32 labor categories ranging from supervisors to professional engineers), equipment pricing for barges, vessels, skimmers, vehicles, trailers, and specialized equipment, materials and supplies, laboratory analysis services in accordance with Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) standards, and treatment and disposal services for recovered oil and hazardous substances.

Contractors are required to provide hourly, daily, and weekly rate options for equipment, with standby and operating rates applied based on actual site utilization, with the lowest aggregate amount determining applicable charges. The document includes five detailed scenarios requiring cost estimates: a 200-gallon homeowner property oil spill, an oil spill from a vessel in port, a 150-gallon truck accident diesel fuel spill, a mercury cleanup incident, and a chemical spill at an industrial location involving multiple hazardous materials. Each scenario specifies required manpower, equipment, materials, disposal volumes, and investigation/sampling needs, with contractors able to opt out of specific scenario types. Contractors may offer fixed-price analysis or treatment/disposal pricing if available, and all proposals must indicate capability to provide final summary reports for compliance determination. Pricing analysis of authorized quotes across scenarios one through five will be considered for ranking purposes to estimate service demand statewide.

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Sheet1

	MAP 118 ATTACHMENT "A"
A. SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICE/COSTS
The Following cost information will be provided for each response service the vendor is bidding on.

1. LABOR RATES
	a.) Straight Time: Identify those hours/days for which full time employees receive straight time pay.
	b.) Overtime: Identify those hours/days for which full time employees receive overtime pay.
	c.) Work Week: Identify your company's work week.
	PREVAILING WAGE RATE MULTIPLIER:_______________% (applied to straight time rate)

2. BILLABLE HOURS
	Labor hours for personnel are payable only for:
	a.) Time actually spent at the job site under the authority of a State on scene coordinator (SOSC) or designee.
	b.) Time actually spent traveling to and from the work site in excess of normal commuting distances for the area.
	Fractional parts of an hour shall be payable on a prorated basis to the nearest quarter hour.

	0001 - LABOR CATEGORIES AND HOURLY RATES
ID#	LABOR CATEGORY
0001A	Supervisor
	Straight Time (S/T) $
	Overtime (O/T) $
0001B	Foreman
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001C	Field Clerk
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001D	Laborer
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001E	Equipment Operator
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001F	Chemical Technician
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001G	Truck Driver
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001H	Electrician
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001I	Welder
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001J	Carpenter
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001K	Biologist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001L	Staff Geologist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001M	Senior Hydrologist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001N	Chemist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001O	Staff Scientist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001P	Diver
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001Q	Engineer
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001R	Toxicologist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001S	Marine Chemist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001T	Industrial Hygienist
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001U	Field Accountant
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001V	Senior Project Engineer
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001W	Site Safety Officer
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001X	Project Manager
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001Y	Major Spill Administrator
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001Z	Dive Supervisor
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AA	Senior Mechanical Technician
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AB	Plumber
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AC	Pipe Fitter
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AD	Mechanic
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AE	Senior Welder / Mechanic
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AF	Field Inspector
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
0001AG	Professional Engineer / LSP
	(S/T) $
	(O/T) $
	(Continue with 0001AH, 0001AI, etc., if you wish to submit extra categories)
	LABOR CATERGORY DEFINITIONS
Provide brief information on qualifications for each labor category, which you have offered above.
	Examples:
	Labor - OSHA trained___Hours, performs_________duties
	Equipment Operator - what equipment is operator trained to operate?
	Industrial Hygienist - education level (e.g., degree or certificates)

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	EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES, VESSELS RATE HOURLY, DAILY AND WEEKLY RATES
A	The Contractor shall provide rates for the following equipment which, for the purpose of pricing, will be made available from the Contractor's operations center located closest to the cleanup site.
B	Where hourly, daily and weekly or monthly rates are provided, the rate(s) that result in the lowest aggregate amount shall apply.
C	Standby and Operating rates
(i)	During those periods of time the equipment is in the actual operation at the spill site the "operating" rate shall apply.
(ii)	During those periods which the equipment is not capable of normal operation and is not being used, the rate shall be $0.00 (i.e., the State will not pay for such equipment).
(iii)	The "standby rate" shall be applied during the working hours established by the SOSC or designee when (i) and (ii) above do not apply; and
(iv)	During non-working hours as established by the SOSC the rate shall be $0.00:
(v)	During cleaning of equipment, vehicles, vessels the rate shall be "standby rate".

	0002 - BARGES
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
0002A	Self-Sustaining Barge with Vacuum Pumps: Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0002B	Work Barge: Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0002C	Hopper Barge Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0002D	Salvage Barge Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0002E	Crane Barge Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0002F	Flexifloat Sectional Barge Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0002G	Deck Barge Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
	0003 - VESSELS
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
0003A	Utility Boats incl operator W/Motor _______HP Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003B	Utility Boats incl operator W/Motor _______HP Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003C	Utility Boats incl operator W/Motor _______HP Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003D	LCM incl operator with Crew W/Motor Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003E	Tug incl operator with Crew Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003F	Offshore Supply Vessel incl operator with Crew Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003G	Salvage Vessel incl operator with Crew Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003H	Utility Boats without Motor incl operator Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003I	Rigid Hull Inflatable (RIB) Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003J	Underwater ROV incl operator Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003K	20' Fast Response Vessel w/ storage incl operator with Crew Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours______)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0003L	20' Fast Response Vessel w/out storage incl operator with Crew Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate
	Daily Rate
	Weekly Rate
	(Continue with 0003M, 0003N, etc., if you wish to submit additional vessels)
	0004 - SKIMMERS
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
0004A	Skimmer: Type/Name_________________ incl operator Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0004B	Skimmer: Type/Name_________________ incl operator Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0004C	Skimmer: Type/Name_________________ incl operator Size/Capacity:__________ (minimum hours________)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
	(Continue with 0004D, 0004E etc., if you wish to submit additional skimmers)
	0005 - VEHICLES
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
0005A	Cars/Pickups/Wagons/Vans
	(Note: Contractor vehicles used solely to transport employees, and/or other equipment or materials to and from the Contractor's operations center to the site, but not used at the site, will be paid only for the time in travel in the form of mileage not to exceed the rate established by the State of Rhode Island).
0005B	Wagons/Vans incl driver - 10 Passengers or more mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005C	Camera Truck incl d mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005D	Small Trucks 1/2-5 Tons incl driver mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005E	4 Wheel Drive Jeep incl driver/operator mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005F	4 Wheel Drive Truck incl driver/operator mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005G	Tank Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005H	Tank Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005I	Tank Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005J	Tank Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005K	Vacuum Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005L	Vacuum Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005M	Vacuum Truck incl driver/operator ____ mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005N	Vacuum Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005O	Vacuum Truck incl driver/operator _____gal. mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005P	Dump Truck 10 ton incl driver/operator mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005Q	Dump Truck 20 ton incl driver/operator mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005R	Dump Truck ton incl driver/operator mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005S	Boom/Crane Truck ________ton incl driver/operator mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005T	Boom/Crane Truck ________ton incl driver/o mileage charge: _____ /mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005U	Portable Skid Mount Vacuum Unit incl operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005V	Vactor 10 Cubic Yards incl driver/operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005W	Box Truck W/Lift Gate incl driver/operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005X	Cusco incl driver/operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005Y	Rack Truck w/Liftgate incl driver/operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005Z	Box Truck W/Liftgate incl driver/operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0005AA	Street Sweeper incl driver/operator mileage charge: _________mile
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
	(Continue with 0005AB, 0005AC, etc., if you wish to submit additional vehicles)
	0006 - TRAILERS
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
	Dump Trailer incl driver/operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006A	Vacuum Trailer incl driver/operator________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006B	Vacuum Trailer incl driver/operator________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006C	Vacuum Trailer incl driver/operator________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006D	Vacuum Trailer incl driver/operator________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006E	Trailer incl driver/operator Stainless Steel________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006F	Trailer incl driver/operator Carbon Steel________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006G	Trailer incl driver/operator (Frac Tank)________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006H	Trailer incl driver/operator (Dumpster)________gal.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006I	Trailer incl driver/operator (Flat Bed) ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006J	Trailer - Decontamination Type ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006K	Trailer - Spill Equipped Type incl driver/operator ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006L	Trailer - Lab Type with chemists incl driver/operator _______ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006M	Trailer - Mobile Incident Command Unit Type incl driver/operator ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006N	Trailer Sewer Cleaning Jet incl operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006O	Trailer Sewer Camera Rig incl operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006P	Trailer Storage/Type ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006Q	Office Storage/Type ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0006R	Trailer /Type ________ft.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
	(Continue with 0006S, 0006T, etc., if you wish to submit additional trailers)
	EQUIPMENT
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
0007A	FRAC Tank Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007B	Dumpster Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007C	Front End Loader incl driver/operator Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007D	Forklift incl driver/operator Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007E	Forklift with Drum Tilter incl driver/operator Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007F	Backhoe incl driver/operator 680 case or equivalent Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007G	Backhoe incl driver/operator Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007H	Bulldozer incl driver/operator Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007I	Chainsaw MFG______________, Model _____________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007J	Hand Held Radio UHF
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate		$
	Weekly Rate		$
	(Radios must be intrinsically safe and specifically approved by the SOSC)
0007K	Hand Held Radio VHF
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate		$
	Weekly Rate		$
	(Radios must be intrinsically safe and specifically approved by the SOSC)
0007L	Radio Two Way
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate		$
	Weekly Rate		$
	(Radios must be intrinsically safe and specifically approved by the SOSC)
0007M	Cellular Phones
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate*		$
	Weekly Rate*		$
	*(No additional charges for air time are allowable; Cell phones must be intrinsically safe and specifically approved by the SOSC
0007N	Portable Toilet incl servicing
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)*	$	$
	Daily Rate*	$	$
	Weekly Rate*	$	$
0007O	Air Exhaust Blowers Mfg._____________, Model___________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007P	Weed Wacker Mfg._____________, Model___________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007Q	Pressure Washer _______________psi
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007R	Pressure Washer _______________psi
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007S	Shipping Container Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007T	Shipping Container Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007U	Excavator incl driver/operator 225 CAT or equivalent Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007V	Excavator incl driver/operator 235 CAT or equivalent Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007W	Excavator incl driver/operator Large Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007X	Excavator incl driver/operator Small Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007Y	Bobcat with driver/operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007Z	Drill Rig GEO Probe incl driver/operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AA	Drill Rig GEO Auger incl driver/operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AB	Drill Rig Rotary incl driver/operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AC	Carbon Treatment System
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AD	35 MM Underwater Camera (per day)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AE	Underwater Video System (per day)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AF	Scuba Gear without communications (per diver)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AG	Scuba Gear without communications and Surfaced Supplied Air (per diver)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AH	PPE - CPF 2	$	$
0007AI	PPE - Barricade	$	$
0007AJ	Level A PPE
	Description: ____________________________	$	$
0007AK	Level B PPE
	Description: ____________________________	$	$
0007AL	Level C PPE
	Description: ____________________________	$	$
0007AM	Monitoring Equipment (oxygen meters, personal pumps, etc.)
	Description: ____________________________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate		$
	Weekly Rate		$
0007AN	Monitoring Equipment (oxygen meters, personal pumps, etc.)
	Description: ____________________________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate		$
	Weekly Rate		$
0007AO	Monitoring Equipment (oxygen meters, personal pumps, etc.)
	Description: ____________________________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$
	Daily Rate		$
	Weekly Rate		$
0007AP	Remote Drum Opener (2,500-3,500 PSI)
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AQ	Photo ION Detector
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AR	HNU Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AS	Mercury Detection - Jerome Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AT	Mercury Detection - Lumex Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AU	Mercury Shop Vacuum
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AV	Shop Vacuum
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AW	Split Spoon Sampler
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AX	Magnetometer
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AY	Transit/Level
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007AZ	LEL Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BA	4-Gas Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BB	5-Gas Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BC	5-Gas Meter
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BD	Personal Air Pump
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BE	40# Jackhammer incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BF	60# Jackhammer incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BG	90# Jackhammer incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BH	Water Blaster 10,000psi incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BI	Water Blaster 20,000psi incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BJ	Water Blaster 40,000psi incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BK	Intermodal Rolloff 20 Yard
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BL	Rolloff Truck w/overweight
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BM	Acetylene Torch
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BN	Compactor
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BO	Concrete Walk Behind Saw incl operator
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BP	Confined Space Entry Gear
	Description: ____________________________
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BQ	Pneumatic Fan Blower
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0007BR	Negative Air Machine
	Hourly Rate	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
	(Continue with 0007BS, 0007BT, etc., if you wish to submit additional equipment)
	0008 - GENERATORS/PUMPS/HOSES
ID#	DESCRIPTION	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
0008A	Electric Gen 4000w
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008B	Electric Gen_______________kw
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008C	Electric Gen_______________kw
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008D	Electric Gen_______________kw
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008E	Air Compressor ______________cu.ft./min
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008F	Air Compressor ______________cu.ft./min
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008G	Air Compressor ______________cu.ft./min
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008H	Air Compressor ______________cu.ft./min
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008I	Pump (double diaphragm)_______ gpm/2 in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008J	Pump (double diaphragm)_______ gpm/2 in. (Poly - Chemical)
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008K	Pump (double diaphragm)_______ gpm/3 in. (Poly - Chemical)
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008L	Pump (double diaphragm)_______ gpm/3 in. (spark-proof)
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008M	Pump (pneumatic suction)_______ gpm/4 in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008N	Fuel Transfer Pump 1 in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008O	Pump __________________ gpm/_____in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008P	Pump __________________ gpm/_____in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008Q	Hose Chemical Crosslink Poly (type) 2 in.		PRICE
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008R	Hose Chemical Crosslink Poly (type) 3 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008S	Hose Chemical Crosslink Poly (type) 4 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008T	Hose (Hard Rubber) 3 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008U	Hose (Suction) 2 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008V	Hose (Suction) 3 in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008W	Hose (Suction) 4 in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008X	Hose (Suction) 6 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008Y	Hose (Discharge) 2 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008Z	Hose (Discharge) 3 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AA	Hose (Discharge) 3 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AB	Hose (Discharge) 6 in.
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AC	Hose (Air) 3/4 in
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AD	4" Flex Hose (Vactor)
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AE	Hose __________________ (Type)
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AF	Wash Hose
	Hourly Rate		$	/ ft.
	Daily Rate		$	/ 25 ft.
	Weekly Rate		$	/ ft.
0008AG	Lights (Intrinsically safe), Fixtures, Hookup Size/Capacity:__________	STANDBY RATE	OPERATING RATE	QTY HELD
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AH	Lights, Portable Stand Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AI	Lights (Intrinsically safe), Portable Stand Size/Capacity:__________
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AJ	Dracone, O Type
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AK	Dracone, F Type
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AL	Pump - Desmi DP 250 Submersible Screw Pump w/Stinger 800 gpm/ ________in.
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AM	Pneumatic Nibbler incl operator
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AN	Gasoline Powered Cut off Saw
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
0008AO	Leaf Blower (oil herding device)
	Hourly Rate (min. hrs. _________)	$	$
	Daily Rate	$	$
	Weekly Rate	$	$
	(Continue with 0008AP, 0008AQ, etc., if you wish to submit additional equipment)
	0009 - BOOMS/SORBENTS
	DESCRIPTION		PRICE	QTY HELD
	There are no standby rates on boom. Boom rates herein are for deployment boom.
	*Daily, Weekly, Monthly rates exceed the value of boom; property is to be considered a State Property Purchase.
0009A	Harbor Oil Boom (HOB) with Tackle/Anchor
	Type: ____________________________
	Draft: ____________________________
	Freeboard: _______________________
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009B	Harbor Oil Boom (HOB) with Tackle/Anchor
	Type: ____________________________
	Draft: ____________________________
	Freeboard: _______________________
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009C	Harbor Oil Boom (HOB) with Tackle/Anchor
	Type: ____________________________
	Draft: ____________________________
	Freeboard: _______________________
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009D	Offshore Inflatable Boom (OIB) with Tackle/Anchor
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009E	Offshore Inflatable Boom (OIB) with Tackle/Anchor
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009F	Offshore Inflatable Boom (OIB) with Tackle/Anchor
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009G	Fast Water Boom with Tackle/Anchor and other Apparatus
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009H	Other Boom Type:______________________________
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009I	Other Boom Type:______________________________
	Daily Rate		$	per foot
	Weekly Rate		$	per foot
	Monthly Rate		$	per foot
0009J	Sweeps
	Dimensions/Size:____________________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009K	Pillows Bag
	Dimensions/Size:____________________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009L	Pads
	Dimensions/Size:____________________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009M	Pads
	Dimensions/Size: 34" X 38X" X 3/8" 38 lbs.
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
00096N	Pads
	Dimensions/Size: 17" X 19" X 3/16" 19 lbs.
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009O	Absorbent Boom
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009P	Absorbent Rug
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009Q	Oil Snare
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009R	Oil Snare on a rope
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009S	Blankets
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
0009T	Blankets
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________		$ ______
	(Continue with 0009U, 0009V, etc., if you wish to submit additional boom/sorbents)
	0010 - MATERIALS/SUPPLIES
ID#	DESCRIPTION		PRICE
0010A	Plastic Sheeting
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________		$ ______
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________
0010B	Pollution Bags
	Dimensions/Size: _____________________		$ ______
	Qty: (e.g., bale, box/number in box)_____________
0010C	Barricade Tape
	Dimensions/Length of roll)_____________________		$ ______
0010D	Duct Tape
	Dimensions/Length of roll)_____________________		$ ______
0010E	Disposable Coveralls (TYVEK)		$ ______
0010F	Disposable Coveralls (NITRILE)		$ ______
0010G	Disposable Coveralls (SARANEX)		$ ______
0010H	Disposable Gloves (PVC)		$ ______
0010I	Disposable Gloves (NITRILE)		$ ______
0010J	Disposable Boots (LATEX)		$ ______
0010K	Disposable Boots (PVC OVER)		$ ______
0010L	Disposable Boots (type_________________________)		$ ______
0010M	Level A PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010N	Level A PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010O	Level A PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010P	Level B PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010Q	Level B PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010R	Level B PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010S	Level C PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010T	Level C PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010U	Level C PPE
	Description: ____________________________		$ ______
0010V	HEPA Vacuum System, MER-Vacuum		$ ______
0010W	Open Head Metal Drum DOT 17H, 55 gal.		$ ______
0010X	Closed Head Metal Drum DOT 17H, 55 gal.		$ ______
0010Y	Open Head Metal Drum DOT 34, 55 gal.		$ ______
0010Z	Closed Head Metal Drum DOT 34, 55 gal.		$ ______
0010AA	Plastic Drum Liners (Qty_________________55 gal.)		$ ______
0010AB	Open Head Metal Drum DOT 17H, 30 gal.		$ ______
0010AC	Open Head PCB Drum DOT 17C, 55 gal		$ ______
0010AD	Poly Drum 6D, 55 gal.		$ ______
0010AE	Plastic Drum 35, gal., 17H		$ ______
0010AF	Overpack Drum, 80 gal.		$ ______
0010AG	Drum, Stainless Steel		$ ______
0010AH	Drum, Vacuum		$ ______
0010AI	Incinerator Pack (kiln Pack), 30 gal.		$ ______
0010AJ	Incinerator Pack (kiln Pack), 15 gal.		$ ______
0010AK	Incinerator Pack (kiln Pack), 16 gal.		$ ______
0010AL	Incinerator Pack (kiln Pack), 20 gal.		$ ______
0010AM	5 Gallon Bucket with LID		$ ______
0010AN	Overpack Steel Drum 85 gal.		$ ______
0010AO	Overpack Plastic Drum 85 gal.		$ ______
0010AP	Overpack Poly Drum 90 gal.		$ ______
0010AQ	Overpack Drum 110 gal.		$ ______
0010AR	Liner for roll-off can		$ ______
0010AS	Closed Head 17-E Drum 30 gal		$ ______
0010AT	HIP waders		$ ______
0010AU	Chest Wader		$ ______
0010AV	Speedy DRI (40 in. bag)		$ ______
0010AW	Saw Dust (10 lb. bag)		$ ______
0010AX	Vermiculite (35 lb. bag)		$ ______
0010AY	Calcium Sulfate (Bag/Size: _______________)		$ ______
0010AZ	Rope (per foot) 5/8 inch		$ ______
0010BA	Disposable Flex Bins (w/liner & pallet)		$ ______
0010BB	Flex bin Container 1-cy.		$ ______
0010BC	Open Head 17-H Poly Drum 55 gal.		$ ______
0010BD	Closed Head 17-E Poly Drum 55 gal.		$ ______
0010BE	VOA 40 ML Sample Jar 4 oz.		$ ______
0010BF	Glass Sample Jar 4 oz.		$ ______
0010BG	Glass Sample Jar 16 oz.		$ ______
0010BH	Glass Sample Jar 32 oz.		$ ______
0010BI	Plastic Sample Jar 32 oz.		$ ______
0010BJ	Glass Sample Jar 128 oz.		$ ______
0010BK	Activated Carbon (per lb.)		$ ______
0010BL	Wooden Stakes (1" X 36') each		$ ______
0010BM	Personal Protective Gear (per person per day)
	Description: for diesel, gasoline, light oil w/o respirator		$ ______
0010BN	Personal Protective Gear (per person per day)
	Description: for black oil, crude w/o respirator		$ ______
0010BO	Degreaser (PEPS 51 or similar products) per gal.		$ ______
0010BP	Well Casings 2"		$ ______
0010BQ	Well Casings 4"		$ ______
0010BR	Well Packing Material		$ ______
0010BS	Grout/Beninese		$ ______
0010BT	Draeger Test Tubes		$ ______
0010BU	Chlor-n-oil Test Kits		$ ______
0010BV	Road Boxes		$ ______
0010BW	Locking Risers		$ ______
0010BX	HGX Mercury Clean Up		$ ______
0010BY	Soda Ash		$ ______
0010BZ	TSP		$ ______
0010CA	Lime		$ ______
0010CB	Sodium Bicarbonate		$ ______
0010CC	Dry Ice		$ ______
0010CD	Hydraulic Cement		$ ______
0010CE	Bleach		$ ______
0010CD	Capsur		$ ______
0010CE	Penatone		$ ______
0010CF	Point of Use Carbon Treatment incl time, delivery, materials with setup		$ ______
0010CG	with installation		$ ______
0010CH	without installation		$ ______
0010CI	PPE - CPF 2		$ ______
0010CJ	PPE - Barricade		$ ______
0010CK	Rain Gear		$ ______
0010CL	Latex Gloves (50/box)		$ ______
0010CM	Leather Gloves		$ ______
0010CN	Silver Shield Gloves		$ ______
0010CO	Mercury Cartridge		$ ______
0010CP	Organic Vapor Cartridge		$ ______
0010CQ	Organic Vapor Cartridge / P-100 Combo		$ ______
0010CR	Asbestos Bag (Each)		$ ______
0010CS	Pathwaste Bag (Each)		$ ______
0010CT	Pathwaste Box 18" x 18" x 24" (Each)		$ ______
0010CU	Fluorescent Tube Box, 4'		$ ______
0010CV	Fluorescent Tube Box, 8'		$ ______
0010CW	Manila / Poly Rope, 3/8" (per foot)		$ ______
0010CX	Simple Green (per Gallon)		$ ______
0010CY	Pink Stuff Degreaser (per Gallon)		$ ______
0010CZ	Citrus Cleaner Degreaser (per Gallon)		$ ______
0010DA	Waste Wrangler (1 yard)		$ ______
0010DB	Cotton Rags (50# Box)		$ ______
0010DC	Sample Jars with Lids, 8 oz.		$ ______
0010DE	Sample Tube		$ ______
0010DF	Silt Fence 100'		$ ______
0100DG	Snow Fence 50'		$ ______
	(Continue with 00010DH, 00010DI, etc., if you wish to submit additional material/supplies)
	0011 - ANALYSIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
ID#	DESCRIPTION/CHEMICAL PROPERTIES		PRICE
0011A	Analysis: BTU (Heating Value)		$ ______
0011B	Analysis: Conductivity		$ ______
0011C	Analysis: pH		$ ______
0011D	Analysis: Corrosivity		$ ______
0011E	Analysis: Flashpoint / Ignitability
0011F	Description of Method: 1010		$ ______
0011G	Analysis: Reactivity		$ ______
0011H	Analysis: Solids, Total		$ ______
0011I	Analysis: Specific Gravity		$ ______
0011J	Analysis: Total Suspended		$ ______
0011K	Analysis: Turbidity		$ ______
0011L	Analysis: Viscosity		$ ______
0011M	Analysis: Biochemical Oxygen Demand		$ ______
0011N	Analysis: Chemical Oxygen Demand		$ ______
0011O	Analysis: Paint Filter Test		$ ______
0011P	Analysis: Solids, Total Dissolved		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/ANALYSIS PACKAGES		PRICE
0011Q	Analysis (Package TCLP): Extraction for Metals, Base / Neutral & Acid Extractables, Pesticides & Herbicides
	Description of Method: EPA Method 1311		$ ______
0011R	Analysis (Package TCLP): RCRA 8 Metals
	Description of Method: EPA Method 1311/6010/7470		$ ______
0011S	Analysis (Package TCLP): Volatile Organic Compounds
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8260		$ ______
0011T	Analysis (Package TCLP): Zero Headspace Extraction
	Description of Method: EPA Method 1311		$ ______
0011U	Analysis: Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH)
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8100M		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/METAL ANALYSIS		PRICE
0011V	Analysis (Trace Metals): Individual Metals by Chromium Hexavalent		$ ______
0011W	Analysis (Trace Metals): Individual Metals by Graphite Furnace		$ ______
0011X	Analysis (Trace Metals): Individual Metals by Mercury Cold Vapor		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/VOLATILE ORGANICS		PRICE
0011Y	Analysis: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8270		$ ______
0011Z	Analysis: Volatile Organic Compounds
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8260		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/PCB ANALYSIS		PRICE
0011AA	Analysis (Organic): PCBs, Oil
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8140		$ ______
0011AB	Analysis: Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB)
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8081/8082		$ ______
0011AC	Analysis: Polychlorinated Dioxins / Furans
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8280		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/PESTICIDES ANALYSIS		PRICE
0011AD	Analysis (Organic): Chlorinated Herbicides
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8150		$ ______
0011AE	Analysis (Organic): Organochlorine Pesticides
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8080		$ ______
0011AF	Analysis (Organic): Organophosphorus Pesticides
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8140		$ ______
0011AG	Analysis (Organic): Pesticides, General
	Description of Method:________________		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/INORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS		PRICE
0011AH	Analysis: Bromide		$ ______
0011AI	Analysis: Chlorine, Total		$ ______
0011AJ	Analysis: Cyanide
	Description of Method: EPA Method 9010___		$ ______
0011AK	Analysis: Cyanide, Reactive		$ ______
0011AL	Analysis (Inorganic): Fluoride		$ ______
0011AM	Analysis (Inorganic): Nitrogen, Ammonia		$ ______
0011AN	Analysis (Inorganic): Nitrogen, Nitrate & Nitrite		$ ______
0011AO	Analysis (Inorganic): Sulfide, Reactivity		$ ______
0011AP	Analysis (Inorganic): Sulfate		$ ______
ID#	DESCRIPTION/ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS		PRICE
0011AQ	Analysis (Organic): Phenols, Total		$ ______
0011AR	Analysis (Organic): Nitrogen, Organic		$ ______
0011AS	Analysis (Organic): Acid Extractables		$ ______
0011AT	Analysis (Organic): Aromatic Volatile		$ ______
0011AU	Analysis (Organic): Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbon		$ ______
0011AV	Analysis (Organic): Semi-Volatile Compounds
	Description of Method: EPA Method 8270		$ ______
0011AW	Analysis (Organic): Hydrocarbon Identification & Quantification		$ ______
0011AX	Analysis (Organic): Halogens, Total		$ ______
	0012 - TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF RECOVERED OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
ID#	DESCRIPTION		PRICE
0012A	Treatment/Disposal: Waste Petroleum Oil W/Water		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012B	Treatment/Disposal: #2 / #4 oil virgin prod less than 5% water		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012C	Treatment/Disposal: #6 Oil with water		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012D	Treatment/Disposal: Gasoline with Water		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012E	Treatment/Disposal: Oil & Debris Non-Haz Solid		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Charge by Unit)
0012F	Treatment/Disposal: Oil & Debris Non-Haz Semi Solid		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Charge by Unit)
0012G	Treatment/Disposal: Oil & Contaminated Soil		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Charge by Unit)
0012H	Treatment/Disposal: Gasoline Contaminated Soil		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012I	Treatment/Disposal: Mercury Contaminated Solids		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012J	Treatment/Disposal: Mercury Contaminated Debris		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012K	Treatment/Disposal: Solvents		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012L	Treatment/Disposal: Solvents for Fuels		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012M	Treatment/Disposal: Halogenated Solvents		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012N	Treatment/Disposal: Concentrated Acid		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012O	Treatment/Disposal: Water Soluble Solvents		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012P	Treatment/Disposal: Chromic Acid Solutions		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012Q	Treatment/Disposal: Alkaline Wastewater		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012R	Treatment/Disposal: Acidic Wastewater		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012S	Treatment/Disposal: Oxidizer Solution		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012T	Treatment/Disposal: Cyanide/Sulfide Solution		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012U	Treatment/Disposal: Cyanide with Organic		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012V	Treatment/Disposal: Nitric Acid Solution		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012W	Treatment/Disposal: Coolants		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012X	Treatment/Disposal: Wastewater Heavily Contaminated		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012Y	Treatment/Disposal: Water with Organic		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012Z	Treatment/Disposal: Electroplating Solutions		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AA	Treatment/Disposal: Cyanide Solids		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AB	Treatment/Disposal: RCRA Solids Landfill		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AC	Treatment/Disposal: RCRA Semi-Solids Landfill		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AD	Treatment/Disposal: Diisocyanates		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AE	Treatment/Disposal: Semi-Solids for Fuels		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AF	Treatment/Disposal: Solids for Fuels		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AG	Treatment/Disposal: Solids for Incineration		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AH	Treatment/Disposal: PCBS for Incineration		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AI	Treatment/Disposal: PCBs for Landfill		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AJ	Treatment/Disposal: Asbestos for Landfill		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AK	Treatment/Disposal: Solid with Lead		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AL	Treatment/Disposal: Contaminated Empty Drum		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AM	Treatment/Disposal: Pesticides (Liquid)		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AN	Treatment/Disposal: Pesticides (Solid)		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AO	Treatment/Disposal: PCB Water Incineration		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AP	Treatment/Disposal: PCB Water Carbon Treatment		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AQ	Treatment/Disposal: PCB Water Carbon Treatment		$ ______
	(Per Cubic Foot)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AR	Treatment/Disposal: PCB Liquids for Dechlor. <500ppm		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AS	Treatment/Disposal: PCB Liquids for Dechlor. >500ppm		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AT	Treatment/Disposal: Radioactive Materials		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AU	Treatment/Disposal: Medical Materials		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AV	Treatment/Disposal: Drugs		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AW	Treatment/Disposal: Laboratory Chemical Compilation Packs		$ ______
	(Bulk per lb.)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AX	Treatment/Disposal: AFFF Foam with PFAS		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AY	Treatment/Disposal: AFFF Foam with PFAS Contaminated Solids		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012AZ	Treatment/Disposal: AFFF Foam with PFAS Contaminated Liquids		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per gal.)
0012B1	Treatment/Disposal: Vape and/or E-Cigarettes		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per lb.)
0012B2	Treatment/Disposal: Damaged/Compromised lithium ion batteries		$ ______
	(55 gal. drum)		$ ______
	(Bulk per lb.)

(Continue with 00012B4, 00012B5, etc., if you wish to submit additional treatment and disposal of recovered oil hazardous substances)

Contractors may offer fixed price 'analysis and/or treatment/disposal" if such pricing is available to customers. If fixed price is offered state. Indicate whether price is per test, per lb., per ton, etc.

Scenario 1 Instructions: Please provide the costs for all listed items unless you opt-out of providing services for this scenario. Check Box to Opt-Out of these types of incidents/scenarios.

Based on a comparison of authorized prices quoted for scenarios 1 - 5, pricing analysis will be considered for ranking purposes of estimated service demand statewide for these services.

Scenario 1

200-gal Oil Spill at homeowner’s property, location is an inside tank failure onto concrete floor with an additional 4 cu yds. of contamination outside.

			Costs
Manpower, 4 hrs. min.:	1 Foreman	$
	2 Laborers	$
	2 Equipment Operators	$

Equipment, 1-day Rate/8 hrs:
	1 Backhoe	$
	1 Box Truck	$
	1 Dump Truck	$
	1 Pickup Truck	$
	1 Vacuum Truck, 3000-gallon size	$
	1 Vector Truck	$

Proper Disposal:	150 gallons of liquid oil	$
	4 cubic yards of oil contaminated soil	$
	4 drums of oil contaminated debris	$

Investigation:	4 borings	$
	4 samples for TPH analysis	$

	Yes	No
Able to provide: Final summary report for compliance determination
Ranking for agency use:

Scenario 2 Instructions: Please provide the costs for all listed items unless you opt-out of providing services for this scenario. Check Box to Opt-Out of these types of incidents/scenarios.

Based on a comparison of authorized prices quoted for scenarios 1 - 5, pricing analysis will be considered for ranking purposes of estimated service demand statewide for these services.

Scenario 2

Oil spill from a vessel in port.

			Costs
Manpower, 4 hrs. min.:	1 Foreman	$
	3 Laborers	$
	3 Equipment Operators	$

Equipment, 1-day Rate/8 hrs:
	1 Box Truck	$
	1 Utility Truck	$
	1 Pickup Truck	$
	1 Vacuum Truck, 3000-gallon size	$
	1 Work Barge	$

Materials:	500 ft of 12" hard boom	$
	500 ft of absorbent boom	$
	20 bales of absorbent pads	$

Proper Disposal:	2000 gallons of oil and water	$
	20 drums of oily debris	$

	Yes	No
Able to provide: Final summary report for compliance determination
Ranking for agency use:

Scenario 3 Instructions: Please provide the costs for all listed items unless you opt-out of providing services for this scenario. Check Box to Opt-Out of these types of incidents/scenarios.

Based on a comparison of authorized prices quoted for scenarios 1 - 5, pricing analysis will be considered for ranking purposes of estimated service demand statewide for these services.

Scenario 3

Truck accident with 150-gallon diesel fuel spill onto the pavement and soil.

			Costs
Manpower, 4 hrs. min.:	1 Foreman	$
	4 Laborers	$
	4 Equipment Operators	$

Equipment, 1-day Rate/8 hrs:
	1 Box Truck	$
	2 Pickup Trucks	$
	1 Excavator	$
	1 Front End Loader	$
	1 Dump Truck	$
	1 Bobcat	$
	1 Backhoe	$

Materials:	100 bags of speedy dry	$
	50 55-gal drums	$
	10 bales of pads	$
	1 bale of boom	$

Proper Disposal:	120 cu. yds. of oil contaminated soil	$
	75 gallons of diesel fuel	$
	10 drums of 55-gal of oily debris	$

Investigation: 4 samples for TPH analysis $

	Yes	No
Able to provide: Final summary report for compliance determination

Ranking for agency use:

Scenario 4 Instructions: Please provide the costs for all listed items unless you opt-out of providing services for this scenario. Check Box to Opt-Out of these types of incidents/scenarios.

Based on a comparison of authorized prices quoted for scenarios 1 - 5, pricing analysis will be considered for ranking purposes of estimated service demand statewide for these services.

Scenario 4

Mercury Cleanup

			Costs
Manpower, 4 hrs. min.:	1 Foreman	$
	4 Technicians	$

Equipment, 1-day Rate/8 hrs:
	1 Pickup Truck	$
	1 Utility Truck	$
	1 Lumex Meter	$
	1 HEPA Vac, Mercury 10V/7AV	$
	2 sets of protective garments, Level C type	$

Materials: 1 Material Drum $

Proper Disposal: 1 drum of mercury debris, weight is 50 lbs. $

	Yes	No
Able to provide: Final summary report for compliance determination
Ranking for agency use:

Scenario 5 Instructions: Please provide the costs for all listed items unless you opt-out of providing services for this scenario. Check Box to Opt-Out of these types of incidents/scenarios.

Based on a comparison of authorized prices quoted for scenarios 1 - 5, pricing analysis will be considered for ranking purposes of estimated service demand statewide for these services.

Scenario 5

Chemical spill in an industrial location involving various hazardous materials including flammables, corrosives, toxics, etc.

			Costs
Manpower, 4 hrs. min.:	1 Supervisor	$
	1 Foreman	$
	6 Chemically-trained Technicians	$
	1 Equipment Operator	$

Equipment, 1-day Rate/8 hrs:
	3 Pickup Trucks	$
	1 Stake Truck	$
	1 Box Truck	$
	6 Level B suits with associated gear	$

Materials:

6 SCBA or airline systems

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