RFP 24_22 Chemical Disposal Form _ Savannah H.pdf
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- PE-62600-NONST-2024-000000020
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- Chatham County, Georgia
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This document is a Request for Proposal (RFP) 24-22 for Chemical Disposal services for Savannah High School. The RFP requests pricing for the disposal of various chemicals and substances, including pure turpentine solvent, rubber cement, peroxide solution, duplicator fluid, propane fuel, acetone, and unidentified "mystery" liquids and solids. The estimated annual quantities for each item are provided, and the contractor will be responsible for the removal and disposal of these materials. No response dates, due dates, site visits, or award information is included in the document.
The pricing terms indicate that the total cost for the chemical disposal services is $0.00, though the unit pricing per item is not specified. The document does not mention any set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or other salient information related to the contract.
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RFP 24-22 Chemical Disposal Request Form
School: Savannah High School
Line # Full Chemical Name Physical State Unit
Estimated
Annual
Quantities
Removal/Disposal
Price/Estimated Annual
Quantities
1 Pure fum spirits turpentine solvent liquid 32 fl oz 1
2 Pure white rubber cement liquid 32 fl oz 1
3 1.5% Peroxide solution liquid 4 fl oz 1
4 "Test solution" liquid 1 fl oz 1
5 Duplicator fluid liquid 1 gallon 8
6 Propane fuel gas 14.1 oz 1
7 Mystery fluid in specimen jar liquid 1 fl oz 1
8 Acetone liquid 1 gallon 1
9 Mystery experiment in vent hood liquid and solid unknown 1
10 Mystery salts and liquid next to corrosive cabinet in Science Lab Office (salts and liquid also on floor and other items I the area) liquid and solid unknown area in office
Total Cost $0.00
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