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- RFP : 2024000208
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- Jefferson County, Lakewood City, Colorado
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This document is a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a state and local contract opportunity issued by the Colorado Department of Public Safety (CDPS) for the Warehouse PPE Destruction project. The project involves the disposal of expired personal protective equipment (PPE) such as hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, and other non-hazardous items. The quantity of pallets to be disposed of is unknown, as it will depend on the expiration dates of the products. Proposals are due on March 26th, 2024, at 2:00 PM MT, and the contract will be awarded to the successful bidder. The contract does not have an incumbent, and this is the first solicitation for a long-term disposal contract of this type.
Vendors are permitted to provide multiple options for disposal and recycling, and the hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes must be destroyed or recycled in a manner consistent with industry standards and in compliance with all hazardous waste disposal regulations. Vendors should be aware of product weights and adhere to legal load limits when transporting the items. The CDPS will notify the contracted vendor in advance of the need to schedule pickup for disposal of expiring products.
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Request for Proposal (RFP) #: RFAA 2024-0208 Project Title: Warehouse PPE Destruction
Date Due: Tuesday, March 26th, 2024 at 2:00 PM MT
Questions and Answers
Q1: Can you provide the quantity of each PPE for disposal?
A1: No we cannot. It was stated in the RFP that the number of pallets would vary depending on need (expiration of products). We cannot control when a product expires, thus we cannot reliably determine how many pallets will need to be disposed of. This is why a flat, per pallet price is preferable and DHSEM can be billed based upon how many pallets are actually removed.
Q2: The cost to dispose of hand sanitizer and wipes is much higher than other PPE. Is it possible to get a total potential pallets of hand sanitizer and wipes so we can quote accurately?
A2: No we cannot. It was stated in the RFP that the number of pallets would vary depending on need (expiration of products). We cannot control when a product expires, thus we cannot reliably determine how many pallets will need to be disposed of. This is why a flat, per pallet price is preferable and DHSEM can be billed based upon how many pallets are actually removed.
Q3. Is it possible to get specification sheets on all the PPE to determine if recycling is an option?
A3: The only items listed for possible disposal that would require special disposal or recycling methods are Disinfecting wipes and bulk hand sanitizer. Every other item is non-hazardous and can be donated or disposed of as refuse without issue. The MSDS sheets are attached for reference.
Q4: Can we provide a bid with multiple options such as disposal and recycling so you can compare?
A4: Yes
Q5. How is the hand sanitizer packaged?
A5: There are 12 bottles of 32 oz. gel per case with 60 cases per pallet. 10 pallets in stock
Q6: What type of hand sanitizer is the waste (gel, liquid, wall cabinet refill, aerosol, etc.)?
A6: Flotek Hand Sanitizer, 70% Isopropyl Alcohol Gel w/Lavender Scent. Contains Aloe and Vitamin E.
Q7: Is there an incumbent for this contract? If so, who?
A7: There is no incumbent for this contract. This is the first solicitation for a long term disposal contract of this type.
Q8: What forms of PPE destruction are permitted/required for the hand sanitizer and the disinfecting wipes?
A8: The hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes should be destroyed or recycled in a manner consistent with industry standards for this type of product. Vendors must also comply with all hazardous waste disposal regulations of the federal government and state where the product is located.
Q9: Can you provide the quantity of pallets for each product? so we can plan the capacity needed to move these products.
A9: We cannot provide exact numbers of pallets to dispose of due to: Varying expiration dates of products and fluctuating inventory due to current DHSEM efforts to auction excess
PPE.
Q10: What is the expiration date for each product?
A10: Expiration dates of products are tracked by DHSEM. The contracted vendor would be notified in advance of the expiring product and the need to schedule pick up for disposal.
Q11: When we move these products to dispose, can we combine these products in one truckload or we have to load one product at a time?
A11: Multiple products can be moved in the same truckload. Vendors should be aware of product weights and adhere to legal load limits.
Q12: Are the disinfecting wipes alcohol based? Or other chemical based? Can you provide SDS?
A12: An SDS has been provided for review and is attached to this solicitation
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