Price_Work_Sheets_-_Exhibits_B,_C,_and_D_for_HAZ2604A.pdf
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- Hazardous Waste Removal Services
- Solicitation number
- HAZ2604A
- Issued by
- Los Angeles County, San Francisco City, California
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This is a price work sheet document for the William S. Hart Union High School District in Santa Clarita, California, soliciting hazardous waste removal services through an Invitation for Bid (IFB) process under Package HAZ2604A. The District seeks comprehensive hazardous waste management services across 16 waste generator sites, including six junior high schools, seven high schools, and maintenance facilities. The scope includes identification, lab-packing, manifesting, removal, and legal disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous regulated waste streams including flammable liquids and solids, corrosive substances, oxidizers, aerosols, batteries, fluorescent lamps, antifreeze, paint, used oils, and wet animal specimens. The estimated annual waste volume is approximately 13.02 tons, with routine pickups to be scheduled within five business days of District request and emergency pickups requiring response within four hours. Sealed electronic bids are due by 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, with questions due by April 16, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. and final addenda issued by April 23, 2026. Contract award is anticipated for May 20, 2026, with commencement on July 1, 2026, for an initial three-year term with two successive one-year renewal periods available.
This price work sheet details over 60 distinct waste disposal categories organized into exhibits B, C, and D, requiring bidders to submit pricing on a yearly lump sum format with itemized cost per gallon, cost per pound, and cost per unit for each waste category. Additional pricing requirements include transportation fees, waste supplies, labor rates for chemists, hazmat technicians, site safety officers, drivers, project managers, and emergency response personnel, along with miscellaneous charges such as lab testing, manifest fees, and fuel surcharges. The contract is classified as a public works project subject to prevailing wage requirements and California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) compliance. Bid security of 10 percent of the maximum bid is required, and the successful bidder must provide Performance and Payment Bonds each equal to 100 percent of the total contract price. Contractors must maintain comprehensive insurance including Commercial General Liability of $2,000,000 per occurrence and $4,000,000 aggregate, Pollution Liability of $2,000,000 per occurrence and aggregate, and Commercial Automobile Liability of $2,000,000 per accident. Pricing shall remain firm for the initial three-year contract period, with any price adjustments capped at the annual percentage change in the Consumer Price Index for the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim area.
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Description U/M QTY Unit Price Total
5 Gallon Poly Drum - Open Top EA 36 15 Gallon Poly Drum - Open Top EA 6 30 Gallon Poly Drum - Open Top EA 4 30 Gallon Metal Drum - Closed Top EA 1 30 Gallon Reconditioned Poly Drum - Open Top EA 7 38 Gallon Biohazardous Drum EA 1 55 Gallon Reconditioned Metal Drum - Closed Top EA 5 55 Gallon Reconditioned Metal Drum - Open Top EA 9 55 Gallon Reconditioned Poly Drum - Closed Top EA 2 55 Gallon Reconditioned Poly Drum - Open Top with Lever Locks EA 20 PIH Box EA 7 4 ft. Fluorescent Light Box EA 2 8 ft. Fluorescent Light Box EA 1 Visqueen Roll (6 mil) EA 1 Vermiculite BAG 3
Animal Specimens (55 gal) LB 2,690 ANTIFREEZE (ETHYLENE GLYCOL) (55 gal) LB 575 Batteries, Alkaline LB 306 Batteries, Lithium Ion LB 5 Batteries, Lithium Ion (contained in equipment) LB 65 Batteries, Nickel-Cadmium LB 8 Expired Chemicals Loose Pack (5 gal) LB 32 Expired Chemicals Loose Pack (30 gal) LB 560 Expired Chemicals Loose Pack (55 gal) LB 1,330 Flammable Aerosols (15 gal) LB 20 Flammable Aerosols (55 gal) LB 130 Fluorescent Lamps LB 3,755 HID/LED Bulbs LB 3 Inorganic Acid Loose Pack (5 gal) LB 25 Inorganic Acid Loose Pack (55 gal) LB 250 Inorganic Base Loose Pack (30 gal) LB 75 Lab Debris (5 gal) LB 8 Lab Pack (5 gal) LB 40 Latex Paint (55 gal) LB 700 Non-RCRA Loose Pack (30 gal) LB 270 Oil Filters (55 gal) LB 175 Organic Acid Loose Pack (5 gal) LB 35 Oxidizers Liquid Loosepack (5 gal) LB 8 Oxidizers Liquid Loosepack (15 gal) LB 70 Paint Loosepack Flammable LB 353 Plate Activator & Stabilizer from Print Shop (55 gal) LB 167 Solvent Rags LB 218 Toxic Loose Pack - D Codes (15 gal) LB 40 Unused Gasoline (30 gal) LB 20 Used Oil (55 gal) LB 1,000 U-Tubes, CFL's & Circular Bulbs LB 215 Waste Oil (approx. 1800 gallons) LB 12,972
Transportation - 15 gallon drum EA 2 Transportation PIH box EA 1 Transportation 30 gallon drum EA 2 Transportation 5 gallon drum EA 2 Transportation 55 gallon drum EA 4
Exhibit B - Bidder's Proposal Yearly Lump Sum Fee Worksheet
LUMP SUM YR. TOTAL
TRANSPORTATION FEES
WASTE
SUPPLIES
Item Number
Waste Category Cost Per Gallon
Cost Per Pound
Cost Per Unit
Disposal Method
FLAMMABLES
1 Flammable Liquids 2 Bulked Flamable Liquids 3 Flammable Solids 4 Oil-Based Paints
POISONS (excluding aerosols) 5 Pesticides 6 Others
CORROSIVES
7 Inorganic Acids 8 Organic Acids 9 Inorganic Bases 10 Organic Bases
OXIDIZERS
11 Neutral Oxidizers 12 Inorganic Peroxides 13 Organic Peroxides 14 Oxidizing Acids 15 Oxidizing Bases 16 Solid Oxidizers 17 Others
AEROSOLS
18 Corrosive Aerosols 19 Flammable Aerosols 20 Poisonous Aerosols 21 Aerosol Cans
OTHERS
22 Oil-Based Paints 23 Latex Paints 24 Antifreeze 25 Gell Cell Lead Batteries 26 Lead Acid Batteries 27 Lithium-Ion Batteries 28 NiCad Batteries 29 Mercury (Metallic) 30 Mercury (in items/debris) 31 Mercury Chloride Labpak 32 Elemental Mercury for Retort 33 Propane Cylinder 34 Helium Cylinder 35 Fire Extinguishers 36 Dichloropropionanilide 37 R-22 Refrigerant 38 Gasoline and Water 39 Used Diesel Fuel 40 Used Diesel Oil 41 Used Motor Oil 42 Used Motor Oil Filters
Exhibit C - Price Reference Sheet
OTHERS (continued) Exhibit C 43 Reactives 44 Reactives When Wet 45 Fluorescent Light Tube - 4ft 46 Fluorescent Light Tube - 5ft 47 Fluorescent Light Tube - 8ft 48 U-Tubes and Circular Lamps 49 HID Lamps, High Pressure Sodium, Mercury Vapor, Metal Halide 50 CFLs 51 Ballasts 52 Ammonium Loosepack 53 California Regulated Solids (direct landfill) 54 Expired Liquids in Containers 55 Lab Pak - Non Reactive 56 Lab Pak - Reactive 57 Lab Pak Solids (landfill) 58 Lab Pack for Incineration - any additional drum fee 59 Pathological Med Waste
NON-HAZARDOUS (MISC)
60 Car Tires 61 Truck Tires
RETURN WITH PROPOSAL
Item Number Description
U/M Cost Per Unit
SUPPLIES
1 30 Gallon Poly Drum - Closed Top (New) EACH 2 30 Gallon Poly Drum - Closed Top (Reconditioned) EACH 3 10 Gallon Drum EACH 4 5 Gallon Pail EACH 5 Absorbent Material (List type used) EACH 6 Plastic Sheets (Per Roll) EACH 7 Hazardous Waste & Non-Hazardous Waste Labels PACK 8 Solvent Rags 30 gal 9 Supplies - Rags BAG 10 Personal Protective Equipment EACH
TRANSPORTATION FEES
11 Transporation Fee - Misc EACH
LABOR
12 Labor - Chemist HOUR 13 Labor - Hazmat Technician HOUR 14 Labor - Hazmat Site Safety Officer HOUR 15 Labor - Hazmat Driver / Transportation HOUR 16 Labor - Project Manager / Supervisor HOUR 17 Labor - EH&S Consulting/Training HOUR 18 Emergency - Urgent Response HOUR
MISCELLANEOUS
19 Lab Testing / Identification of Unknown Substances EACH 20 Emergency Response (Gear Truck) HOUR 21 Emergency Response Trailer DAY 22 Generator Portable DAY 23 Pressurized/Power Steam Cleaner DAY 24 Shop Vac (half day ) EACH 25 Processing Fee EACH 26 Manifest Fee EACH 27 Fuel Surcharge %
RETURN WITH PROPOSAL
Exhibit D - Price Reference Sheet - Additional Charges
| Exhibit B |
| Exhibit C |
| Exhibit D |
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