WaterJet_Waste_Removal_Question_and_Answer.pdf

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Attached to: Waterjet Waste Removal and Disposal
Solicitation number: N4523A19R1301
Issued by: Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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WaterJet Waste Removal Question and Answer

Question 1: Does the NSSC have any analytical data on the expended waste material located in the water jet table? To determine if the waste is non-hazardous.

Answer 1: Previous data included 15% Abrasive Garnet, 5% Metals (Various) and 80% Water.

Question 2: How close can a vacuum truck get to where the waste is located? Can a vacuum truck pull into the building and park next to the water jet table(s)?

Answer 2: No combustion engines in the building. All three WaterJets will require 60’ to 160’ of hose to pump.

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