FA-NOME-Rental-ship-clean_SOW_FBO.docx

Rental/Shipment/Cleaning of ISO Tanks NOAA Ship Fairweather

Statement of Work Requisition #: NMAN7100-17-00818

2017-MAR-23

Introduction

The NOAA Ship Fairweather, Homeported in Ketchikan, AK is a research vessel owned by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It requires the rental of two 6,300 gallon ISO tanks to be rented, shipped, and staged in Nome, Alaska for its 2017 field season.

Scope The purpose of this Statement of Work (SOW) is to detail the requirements to provide rental of two 6,300 gallon ISO tanks for the transport, storage, and disposal of bilge water and sewage wastes.

Bilge Water Tank:

One tank will store the bilge water that is pumped ashore by ships force during port calls in Nome, Alaska. The bilge waste will be transported in the tank to disposal/cleaning facility for disposal of bilge water and cleaning of the tank prior to return to rental agent.

Sewage Tank:

One tank will be used to store sewage wastes pumped ashore by ship’s force during port calls in Nome, Alaska. The sewage will be disposed of by contractor located in Nome, AK. Empty tank will be transported back with the bilge water tank to disposal/cleaning facility for cleaning of any remaining sewage residue prior to return to rental agent

While in Nome:

Both tanks will need to be transported from vendor’s storage location to alongside the ship when it is in port. Once the ship departs the tanks will need to be returned to the storage location. The schedule for the port calls is below:

Performance standards Vendor Shall:

· Follow all Federal, State, and local standards for hazardous or universal waste operations, transportation, disposal, and emergency response activities.

· Provide applicable labels to properly identify the waste in each tank as per DOT regulations

· Provide disposition paperwork for the disposal of any wastes as per local state and federal regulations to the CO/COR.

Description of Work:

a. Provide for rental of two 6,300 gallon tanks with sufficient time to allow for transportation and the beginning and end of the season.

b. Provide for transportation of tanks to Nome, Alaska

c. Provide for storage of tanks in Nome, Alaska

d. Provide for movement of tanks from storage to pier during Fairweather port calls. Provide for return of tanks to storage from pier after ships force has transferred sewage and bilge oil.

e. Provide for emptying of sewage tank after each port call.

f. Provide for emptying of bilge oil tank at the end of season before return to agent.

g. Provide for cleaning, in accordance with regulations and rental agent standards, of any sewage of bilge residue.

h. Provide for transportation of tanks from Nome, Alaska to rental agent.

Location:

Tanks are to be delivered to port in Nome, Alaska. Both tanks will need to be stored somewhere in Nome when ship is not in port. Both tanks will need to be transported from vendor’s storage location to alongside the ship when it is in port. Once the ship departs the tanks will need to be returned to the storage location. The schedule for the port calls is below:

Period of Performance/Services:

Shipping:

Tanks to be delivered to Nome no later than 5 July 2017 and can be shipped from Nome after 9 September 2017.

Rental:

Rental period to include the above time in Nome, transit time to and from Nome, and during cleaning/disposal.

Coordination:

Close coordination with NOAA Ship Fairweather and MOC-P personnel is required to ensure correct time lines and last minute updates.

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