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San Joaquin BID

San Joaquin 30 Month Bid Schedule Base Period
Base
CLINWaste DescriptionCLINEst. QtyU/IUnit PriceExtended Price
6000 Series CLINs
6310Repackage Waste (56- to 95-GL container) (See 1.2.12).63101EA$ - 0$ - 0
6311AAProvide service to place waste in containers - up to one 5 gal container (See 1.2.12).6311AA10EA$ - 0$ - 0
6311BBProvide service to place waste in containers - one non-bulk container greater than 5 gal. (See 1.2.12).6311BB10EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312A1Provide container, 1.25 GL, UN 1H2/Y6/S open screw-top plastic pail with locking lid, new.6312A125EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312C2Provide container, 5 GL, UN 1H2/Y30/S & /X11.5/S (Dual Rated).6312C2110EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312D1Provide container, 15 GL, UN 1A2/X150/S.6312D175EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312E5Provide container, 55 GL, UN 1H2/X300/S & Y250/S (DUAL RATED).6312E590EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312E6Provide container, 55 GL, UN 1H1/Y1.9/100.6312E615EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312E7Provide container, 55 GL, UN 1A2/Y1.6/150 & /X400/S (DUAL RATED).6312E7175EA$ - 0$ - 0
6318E8Provide container, 55 GL, UN 1A1/X1.4/300.6312E830EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312F2Provide container, 30 GL. UN 1H2/Y180/S.6312F260EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312H1Provide container, 95 GL UN1H2/X295/S & /Y295/S (DUAL RATED).6312H125EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312H2Provide 110 GL UN 1A2/X435/S (Salvage Overpack).6312H21EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312H3Provide one (1) CY Box UN 11G/X (Box, liner, straps, nails and pallet) DOT SP-12749, -13052, &-11396 (IBC Box).6312H325EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312H4Provide 275 GL UN 31H1/Y (IBC Tote).6312H45EA$ - 0$ - 0
6312M1Provide container, 8ft fiber fluorescent light tube (capacity 70) UN 1G/Y50/S.6312M160EA$ - 0$ - 0
6313Repackage Waste (6- to 15-GL container) (See 1.2.12).63135EA$ - 0$ - 0
6321Provide and prepare lab packs, consisting of small quantity chemicals (55 GL) (See 3.7).632110EA$ - 0$ - 0
6322Provide and prepare lab packs, consisting of small quantity chemicals (20-30 GL) (See 3.7).63225EA$ - 0$ - 0
6323Provide and prepare lab packs, consisting of small quantity chemicals (5-15 GL) (See 3.7).632315EA$ - 0$ - 0
6331Expedited removal - 10 days (See 1.2.11).63314EA$ - 0$ - 0
6332Expedited removal - 7 days (See 1.2.11).633210EA$ - 0$ - 0
6333Expedited removal - 5 days (See 1.2.11).633310EA$ - 0$ - 0
6334Expedited removal - 3 days (See 1.2.11).633410EA$ - 0$ - 0
6335Expedited removal - 1 day (See 1.2.11).63355EA$ - 0$ - 0
6341Expedited performance - 10 days (See 1.2.11).63424EA$ - 0$ - 0
6342Expedited performance - 7 days (See 1.2.11).63424EA$ - 0$ - 0
6343Expedited performance - 5 days (See 1.2.11).63434EA$ - 0$ - 0
6344Expedited performance - 3 days (See 1.2.11).634415EA$ - 0$ - 0
6345Expedited performance - 1 day (See 1.2.11).63455EA$ - 0$ - 0
6350AATank cleaning/services – above ground, 1 to 1000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6350AA5EA$ - 0$ - 0
6350BBTank cleaning/cervices – above ground, 1,001 to 5,000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6350BB5EA$ - 0$ - 0
6350CCTank cleaning/services – above ground, 5,001 to 10,000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6350CC1EA$ - 0$ - 0
6351AATank cleaning/services – below ground, 1 to 1000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6351AA5EA$ - 0$ - 0
6351BBTank cleaning/services – below ground, 1,001 to 5,000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6351BB5EA$ - 0$ - 0
6351CCTank cleaning/services – below ground, 5,001 to 10,000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6351CC1EA$ - 0$ - 0
6352AATank cleaning/services – oil/water separator, 1 to 1000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6352AA28EA$ - 0$ - 0
6352BBTank cleaning/services – oil/water separator, 1,001 to 5,000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6352BB10EA$ - 0$ - 0
6352CCTank cleaning/services – oil/water separator, 5,001 to 10,000 GL capacity (See 3.2).6352CC4EA$ - 0$ - 0
637030-day rental for rolloff (10 CY) (See 3.6).63702EA$ - 0$ - 0
637230-day rental for rolloff (20 CY) (See 3.6).637225EA$ - 0$ - 0
637530-day rental for rolloff (40 CY) (See 3.6).637510EA$ - 0$ - 0
6386Provide Bilge Waste Removal and Disposal On-Site, (1EA=4HR), (See 3.9).6386005EA$ - 0$ - 0
6400Perform appropriate analysis to properly identify unknown hazardous property and complete waste profile form. (See 3.3).64005EA$ - 0$ - 0
6400AAPrepare Waste Profile Sheet/Form (See 3.4).6400AA80EA$ - 0$ - 0
6401Perform hazardous waste characteristics analysis to determine ignitability (D001), corrosivity (D002), & reactivity (D003) (See 3.3).64015EA$ - 0$ - 0
6402Perform total TCLP analysis (D0004-D043) (See 3.3).64022EA$ - 0$ - 0
6403Perform TCLP metals analysis to determine 8 TCLP metals (D004-D011) (See 3.3).640355EA$ - 0$ - 0
6409Perform total petroleum hydrocarbons analysis (See 3.3).640910EA$ - 0$ - 0
6421Perform test for asbestos (See 3.3).6421200EA$ - 0$ - 0
6424Perform polychlorinated biphenyl analysis (See 3.3).642445EA$ - 0$ - 0
6500MMHigh Mercury Disposal Surcharge (See 2.1.5).6500MM5LB$ - 0$ - 0
6502Perform Management Services as described in PWS. May include but is not limited to preparation of waste documentation, labeling and marking containers, transportation of waste, pumping of waste, spill response, internal and external reporting, operate 90-day or CSF, etc. (See 3.8).6502285EA$ - 0$ - 0
6503Provide certificate of disposal (See 2.1.2).65035EA$ - 0$ - 0
6601Evaluate unknown compressed gas cylinder (See 2.3.1).66011EA$ - 0$ - 0
6608Perform appropriate sampling and analysis to properly identify the gas and complete the waste profile form (See 2.3.2).66081EA$ - 0$ - 0
6609AAPerform management services, may include repackaging the contents of one compressed gas cylinder that is not DoT transportable (non-inert gas) (See 2.3.3).6609AA1EA$ - 0$ - 0
6609BBPeform management services, may include replacing a valve that is not operable (See 2.3.3).6609BB1EA$ - 0$ - 0
6610PAPoison, hazard zone "A" surcharge (See 2.3.4).6610PA1EA$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9100 – 9199 IGNITABLE WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) D001
9101Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).910138,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9102Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.9102170,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9102CDContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase (CDE kits) (See 2.5.1).9102CD50LB$ - 0$ - 0
9104Containerized Solids.91041,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9106Bulk Liquids (pumpable) (See 1.2.9).9106970,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9106RRBulk Liquids (pumpable) Fuels Blending (See 1.2.9).9106RR110,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9107DBBulk Solids, Debris (See 1.2.8.1).9107DB500LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9200 – 9299 CORROSIVE WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) D002
9201Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3)92014,200LB$ - 0$ - 0
9202Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.92027,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9204Containerized Solids.92043,200LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9300 – 9399 REACTIVE WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) D003
9301Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).93011850LB$ - 0$ - 0
9304Containerized Solids.93045500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9304BAContainerized Solid, OBA canisters.9304BA50LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9400 – 9499 TOXICITY CHARACTERISTICS WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) D004-43
9401Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).94011,100LB$ - 0$ - 0
9402Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.940228,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9404Containerized Solids.940490,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9406Bulk Liquids (pumpable) (See 1.2.9).940670,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9407Bulk Solids.940737,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9407DBBulk Solids, Debris.9407DB150,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9407ETBulk Solids, Electron Tubes.9407ET500LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9500 – 9529 SPENT SOLVENT WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) F001-5
9501Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).950150LB$ - 0$ - 0
9502Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.95024,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9504Containerized Solids.95042,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9507DBBulk Solids, Debris.9507DB50,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9700 – 9749 ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) P-LISTED
9701Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).9701400LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9750 – 9799 TOXIC WASTES (40 CFR 261.21) U-LISTED
9751Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).97512600LB$ - 0$ - 0
9752Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.975220LB$ - 0$ - 0
9754Containerized Solids.975420LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9800 UNIVERSAL WASTES
9800ULLamps, Florescents, HIDs (See 2.4.2.f).9800UL70,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9800UMMercury Thermostats/Mercury Containing Equipment.9800UM100LB$ - 0$ - 0
9800UPPesticides.9800UP100LB$ - 0$ - 0
9800URBroken Cathode Ray Tubes.9800UR150LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9801 – 9899 STATE REGULATED WASTES
9801Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).980160,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9802Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.9802335,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9802AFContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase Antifreeze (See 2.4.2.d).9802AF62,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9802FFContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase Oil/Fuel Filters (See 2.4.2.c).9802FF40,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9804Containerized Solids.9804390,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9804ETContainerized Solids, Electron Tubes.9804ET20,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9806Bulk Liquids (pumpable) (See 1.2.9).9806875,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9806RRContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase Recyclable Petroleum Products.9806RR350,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9807Bulk Solids.9807580,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9807DBBulk Solids, Debris.9807DB80,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
SERVICES/SUPPLIES
9900 – 9999 NON-RCRA, NON STATE REGULATED WASTES
9901Small Containers (See 1.2.8.3).9901750LB$ - 0$ - 0
9902Containerized Liquids/Multi-phase.99023,800LB$ - 0$ - 0
9902AFContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase, Antifreeze for Recycling (See 2.4.2.d).9902AF3,200LB$ - 0$ - 0
9902FAContainerized Liquids (Oil Filters, Crushed or Uncrushed) (See 2.4.2.c).9902FA13,900LB$ - 0$ - 0
9902LPContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase, Latex Paint.9902LP12,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9902RRContainerized Liquids/Multi-phase, Fuels Blending (See2.4.2.a).9902RR1,800LB$ - 0$ - 0
9904Containerized Solids.99042,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
9904CMContainerized Solids, Passive Countermeasure System (PCMS) Material (DEMIL required) (See 2.5.2).9904CM15,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9904BXContainerized Solids Requiring Incineration (BDUs) (2.5.3).9904BX50,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9906Bulk Liquids (pumpable) (See 1.2.9).99065,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9907DBBulk solids Debris.9907DB200LB$ - 0$ - 0
9907TWBulk Solids railroad ties or treated wood.9907TW100,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
9907ECEmpty Containers.9907EC20,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
PROFILE BASED CLINS
BATTERIES
Base CLINDescriptionCLINU/IEst. Qty.PriceExt. Price
BA01Alkaline Batteries, may be managed as Universal Waste (UW) for Recycling or Direct Landfill Disposal.

Physical State: Solid Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002.

BA01C733,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA03Carbon-Zinc (CZn) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Disposal.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.BA03C7100LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA04Lead Acid Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: D002, D004-11.BA04C77,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA05Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal waste, D002-11.BA05C712,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA07Lithium Manganese (LiMn and Oxides thereof) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: D002-11.BA07C7500LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA08Lithium Sulfur Dioxide (LiSO2) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002-11.BA08C71,200LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA09Lithium Thionyl Chloride (LiSCl) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002-11.BA09C710LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA10Lithium Batteries, Mixed Types, Deactivated if Applicable, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002-11.BA10C7250LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA11Magnesium (Mg) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction and Disposal.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.BA11C775LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA12Mercury (Hg) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.BA12C710LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA13Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMh) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.BA13C71,500LB$ - 0$ - 0
BA14Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.BA14C712,000LB$ - 0$ - 0
COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
Base CLINDescriptionCLINU/IEst. Qty.PriceExt. Price
CY01Cylinders, Category 1, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.CY01ME150EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY01M1150EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY01M21,500EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY01M3120EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY02Cylinders, Category 2, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.CY02ME160EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY02M1160EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY02M215EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY02M37EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY04Cylinders, Category 4, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.CY04ME9EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY04M19EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY04M25EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY04M35EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY08Cylinders, Category 8, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.CY08ME10EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY08M110EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY08M210EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY08M35EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY09Cylinders, Acetylene, Contains Asbestos, for Purge and Landfill. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: D001.CY09ME3EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY09M16EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY09M24EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY09M32EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY10Cylinders, Acetylene, for Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: D001.CY10ME5EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY10M15EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY10M22EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY10M31EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY11Cylinders, Propane, 20-Lb "Grill Size", for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Typically 13" x 17". "ME" = 1 EA Grill-Size Cylinder.

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: D001.CY11ME10EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY12Cartridges, Flammable Gas, AVGAS, Gas/Diesel Starting, for Disposal/Recycle. Diameter up to 3", Length up to 10".

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: D001.CY12ME100EA$ - 0$ - 0
CY13Cartridges, Inert Gas, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Diameter up to 1", Length up to 6". "ME" = 1 EA Cartridge.

Physical State: Comp. Gas

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.CY13ME1,000EA$ - 0$ - 0
FLAMMABLE/COMBUSTIBLE/IGNITABLE
Base CLINDescriptionCLINU/IEst. Qty.PriceExt. Price
FL01Flammable Aerosols, Non-Foaming, No Isocyanates, No Corrosives or Reactives.

Physical State: Various Permissible Waste Codes: D001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed. California Universal Waste.

FL01C726,400LB$ - 0$ - 0
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS (PCBs)
Base CLINDescriptionCLINU/IEst. Qty.PriceExt. Price
PC01PCB and PCB/RCRA-Mixed Waste Contaminated with or Containing >50 ppm Source, i.e. Debris, Sludge, Water, Leaking Capacitors, Fluids other than Transformer Mineral Oil. Certificate of Destruction Required. (2.2)

Physical State: Various

Permissible Waste Codes: Characteristic, Listed.PC01C7100LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC02PCB Mineral Oil from Transformers, 1-49 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA. (2.2)

Physical State: Liquid

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC02C750LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC03PCB Mineral Oil from Transformers, 50-4,000 ppm PCBs. Non-RCRA, Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

Physical State: Liquid

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC03C750LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC04PCB Mineral Oil , Water, Other Fluids, >4,000 ppm PCBs. Certificate of Destruction Required. (2.2)

Physical State: Liquid

Permissible Waste Codes: Characteristic, Listed.PC04C750LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC05PCB Oil-Filled Capacitors/Equipment other than Transformers, 1-49 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA. (2.2)

Physical State: Various

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC05C77LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC06PCB Oil-Filled Capacitors/Ballasts/Equipment other than Transformers, >50 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA, Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

Physical State: Various

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC06C7775LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC07PCB Oil-Filled Transformers, 1-49 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA. (2.2)

Physical State: Various

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC07C725LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC08PCB Oil-Filled Transformers, >50 ppm PCBs. Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

Physical State: Various

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC08C74,800LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC09PCB Solids/Debris Contaminated with 1-49 ppm Source, i.e. Transformer Carcasses, Drained Equipment, Ballasts, Rags, PPE, Empty Containers. No Free Liquids. Non-RCRA. (2.2)

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC09C7250LB$ - 0$ - 0
PC10PCB Solids/Debris Contaminated with >50 ppm Source, i.e. Transformer Carcasses, Drained Equipment, Ballasts, Rags, PPE, Empty Containers. No Free Liquids. Non-RCRA. Certificate of Disposal, Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

Physical State: Solid

Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.PC10C750LB$ - 0$ - 0
RECYCLING
Base CLINDescriptionCLINU/IEst. Qty.PriceExt. Price
RE08Mercury, High, Dental Amalgams & Residues, Hg >260 mg/Kg.

Physical State: Various

Permissible Waste Codes: D004-11, UW in some states.RE08C120EA$ - 0$ - 0
REACTIVE
Base CLINDescriptionCLINU/IEst. Qty.PriceExt. Price
RX01Aerosols, Foaming, Isocyanates or other reactives.

Physical State: Various Permissible Waste Codes: D001, D003, D004-43, Listed.

RX01C7 100 LB $ - 0 $ - 0

CLIN Suffixes

Containerized Waste Units
CLIN Suffix→C1C2C3C4C5C6C7

0-5 Gal (DM/DF) 6-15 Gal (DM/DF) 16-30 Gal (DM/DF) 31-55 Gal (DM/DF) 56-95 Gal (DM/DF) CYB or PALLET Lbs

Bulk Waste Units
CLIN Suffix→B1B2B3B4B5B6
Price per Lb, Based on Loads that are…
<10,000 Lbs10K-20K Lbs20K-30K Lbs>30,000 LbsGallonsCubic Yards
Miscellaneous Units
CLIN Suffix→MEM1M2M3

Each or Lecture Small Medium Large

Cylinders

Compressed Gas Description v.2, 26Mar2013Base CLIN
ACETALDEHYDECY02
ACETONECY02
ACETONITRILECY02
ACETYL CHLORIDECY04
ACETYL FLUORIDECY04
ACETYLENECY09/CY10
ACROLEIN INHIBITEDCY07
ACRYLOFUME (ACRYLONITRILE)CY04
AIRCY01
ALANE DIMETHYLETHYAMINE SOLUTIONCY06
ALLENE (PROPADIENE)CY02
ALLYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDECY06
ALLYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
ALLYL TRICHLORO SILANECY06
ALLYLAMINECY04
ALLYLENECY02
ALPHA OLEFIN C4CY02
ALUMINUM CHLORIDECY04
ALUMINUM TRICHLORIDECY03
AMINOPROPANE (ISOPROPYLAMINE)CY03
AMMONIACY03
ANILINECY04
ANTIMONY PENTACHLORIDECY04
ANTIMONY PENTACHLORIDE CATALYSTCY07
ANTIMONY PENTAFLUORIDECY04
ANTIMONY TRIBROMIDECY04
ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDECY04
ANTIMONY TRIFLUORIDECY04
ANTIMONY TRIIODIDECY04
ARGONCY01
ARSENIC PENTAFLUORIDECY05
ARSENIC TRIBROMIDECY06
ARSENIC TRICHLORIDECY05
ARSENIC TRIFLUORIDECY05
ARSENIC TRIIODIDECY05
ARSENIOUS FLUORIDE (ARSENIC TRIFLUORIDE)CY05
ARSINE * ZONE ACY05
BAYGON,PT-250CY04
BENZENECY02
BENZYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
BENZYL MERCAPTANCY05
BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL) CHROMIUMCY06
BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL) IRONCY06
BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL) MAGNESIUMCY06
BIS(TRIFLUOROMETHYL) DISUFIDECY05
BIS(TRIFLUOROMETHYL)PEROXIDECY07
BISPHOSPHINOETHANECY06
BLOOD GASCY01
BORANE THF COMPLEXCY07
BORAZINECY06
BORON TRIBROMIDECY03
BORON TRICHLORIDECY03
BORON TRIETHYL (TRIETHYL BORANE)CY06
BORON TRIFLUORIDECY03
BORON TRIFLUORIDE ETHYL ETHERATECY04
BORON TRIIODIDECY07
BROMINE * ZONE ACY05
BROMINE CHLORIDECY07
BROMINE PENTAFLUORIDE * (PHOTOS REQUIRED) ZONE ACY06
BROMINE TRIFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY06
BROMO-2,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHANE, 1-CY02
BROMOACETONECY04
BROMOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (HALON1211 or R12B1)CY02
BROMOCHLOROMETHANE (HALON 1011)CY04
BROMODIFLUOROETHYLENECY02
BROMODIFLUOROMETHANECY02
BROMOETHANE (ETHYL BROMIDE)CY02
BROMOFORMCY02
BROMOMETHANE (METHYL BROMIDE)CY04
BROMOPENTAFLUOROETHANECY02
BROMOPROPANECY02
BROMOTRIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-113B1)CY02
BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE (HALON 1301 or R13B1)CY02
BUTADIENECY02
BUTANECY02
BUTANE THIOLCY05
BUTENAL, 2-CY07
BUTENECY02
BUTYL ETHYL MAGNESIUMCY06
BUTYL LITHIUMCY06
BUTYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
BUTYL MERCAPTANCY06
BUTYL PHOSPHINECY06
BUTYL, 1 ARSINECY06
BUTYLENECY02
BUTYNE (ETHYL ACETYLENE)CY02
CARBON DIOXIDECY01/CY11
CARBON DISULFIDECY05
CARBON MONOXIDECY02
CARBON TETRABROMIDECY05
CARBON TETRACHLORIDECY02
CARBON TETRAFLUORIDE (R-14)CY02
CARBONYL CHLORIDE (PHOSGENE) * [1] LEAK TEST or OP ZONE ACY05
CARBONYL CHLORIDE FLUORIDECY05
CARBONYL FLUORIDECY04
CARBONYL SULFIDECY05
CHLORINECY03
CHLORINE MONOFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY06
CHLORINE PENTAFLUORIDE* (PHOTOS REQUIRED) ZONE ACY06
CHLORINE TRIFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY06
CHLOROACETOPHENONECY07
CHLOROBENZENECY02
CHLOROBENZILATECY02
CHLORODIFLUOROACETONITRILECY02
CHLORODIFLUOROACETYLCHLORIDECY04
CHLORODIFLUOROBROMOMETHANE (HALON1211 & R12B1)CY02
CHLORODIFLUOROETHANE (R-142B)CY02
CHLORODIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1122)CY02
CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (R-22)CY08
CHLORODIFLUOROPROPENECY02
CHLOROETHANECY02
CHLOROFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1131A)CY02
CHLOROFLUOROMETHANECY02
CHLOROFORMCY02
CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROBUTANECY04
CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROBUTENECY04
CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROPROPANECY07
CHLOROIODOMETHANECY02
CHLOROMETHANE (METHYL CHLORIDE) (R40)CY02
CHLOROPENTAFLUOROACETONECY04
CHLOROPENTAFLUOROETHANE (R-115)CY02
CHLOROPENTAFLUOROPROPENECY02
CHLOROPICRINCY05
CHLOROPICRIN/METHYL BROMIDECY04
CHLOROPROPANECY04
CHLOROPROPENECY04
CHLOROSULFONIC ACIDCY05
CHLOROSULFONYL FLUORIDECY07
CHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-124)CY02
CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (R-133A)CY02
CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHYLDIFLUOROMETHYLETHERCY02
CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHYLENECY07
CHLOROTRIFLUOROMETHANE (R-13)CY02
CHLOROTRIFLUOROMETHYLDIFLUOROETHYL ETHERCY02
CHLOROTRIMETHYL SILANECY05
CHROMIUM 2-ETHYL-HEANOATECY02
CHROMIUM OXYCHLORIDE (CHROMYL CHLORIDE)CY03
CHROMYL CHLORIDECY03
CIS-2-BUTENECY02
CIS-BUTENECY02
CROTONYLENE (2-BUTYNE)CY02
CYANOGENCY07
CYANOGEN BROMIDECY06
CYANOGEN CHLORIDECY05
CYANURIC FLUORIDECY07
CYCLOBUTANECY02
CYCLOHEXANECY02
CYCLOHEXYLMAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
CYCLOHEXYLPHOSPHINECY07
CYCLOPENTANECY02
CYCLOPENTENECY02
CYCLOPENTYLMAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
CYCLOPENTYLPHOSPHINECY07
CYCLOPROPANECY02
DDT/SOLUTIONCY04
DECAFLUORO BUTANECY02
DESFLURANECY02
DEUTERIUMCY02
DEUTERIUM BROMIDE [2] (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures)CY04
DEUTERIUM CHLORIDECY03
DEUTERIUM FLUORIDECY03
DEUTERIUM HYDRIDECY07
DEUTERIUM IODIDECY03
DEUTERIUM SELENIDECY06
DEUTERIUM SULFIDECY05
DI(TRIFLUOROMETHYL) DISULFIDECY05
DIBORANE (<10%)CY07
DIBROMODICHLOROMETHANECY02
DIBROMODIFLOUROMETHANE (R-12B2)CY02
DIBROMOFLUOROMETHANECY02
DIBROMOMETHANECY02
DIBROMOTETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-2402)CY02
DIBUTYL ETHERCY02
DIBUTYL MAGNESIUM IN HEPTANECY06
DIBUTYL SULFIDECY05
DIBUTYL ZINCCY06
DICHLORO-1,4, BUTENE-2CY04
DICHLOROBENZENE IN SOLVENTCY02
DICHLORODIFLUOROACETONITRILECY02
DICHLORODIFLUOROETHANE (R-132)CY02
DICHLORODIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1112)CY02
DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE & DIFLUOROETHANE (R-500)CY08
DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (R-12)CY08
DICHLORODIMETHYL SILANECY05
DICHLORODIPHENYL TRICHLOROETHANECY04
DICHLOROETHANECY04
DICHLOROFLUOROETHANECY02
DICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE (R-21)CY02
DICHLOROHEXAFLUOROPROPANECY02
DICHLOROMETHANECY02
DICHLOROMETHYL SILANECY05
DICHLOROPHENYLPHOSPHINECY07
DICHLOROSILANECY05
DICHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-114)CY08
DICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (R-123)CY08
DICHLOROVINYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHATECY04
DICHLORVOS (DDVP) IN SOLVENTS (LETHALAIRE G68)CY04
DICUMENE CHROMIUMCY06
DICYCLOPENTADIENECY04
DIETHYL ALUMINUM CHLORIDECY06
DIETHYL ALUMINUM ETHOXIDECY06
DIETHYL ALUMINUM IODIDECY06
DIETHYL ARSINECY07
DIETHYL BERYLLIUMCY06
DIETHYL CADMIUMCY06
DIETHYL DITELLURIDECY06
DIETHYL ETHERCY02
DIETHYL GALLIUM CHLORIDECY06
DIETHYL PHOSPHINECY06
DIETHYL TELLURIDECY06
DIETHYL ZINCCY06
DIETHYLAMINECY03
DIETHYLFLUORO ALUMINUMCY07
DIFLUORO(FLUOROSULFONYL)ACETYL FLUORIDECY04
DIFLUORO(FLUOROSULFONYL)DIFLUOROECETYL FLUORIDECY04
DIFLUORODIMETHYL SILANECY05
DIFLUOROETHANE (R-152A)CY07
DIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1132A)CY07
DIFLUOROMETHANECY02
DIFLUOROMETHYL BROMIDECY04
DIFLUOROMETHYL IODIDECY04
DIFLUOROPROPANECY02
DIHEXYL MAGNESIUMCY06
DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUMCY06
DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM CHLORIDECY06
DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM ETHOXIDECY06
DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM HYDRIDECY06
DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM OXIDECY06
DI-ISOPROPYL TELLURIDECY06
DIMETHOXYDIMETHYLSILANECY06
DIMETHYL ACETAMIDECY02
DIMETHYL ACETYLENECY02
DIMETHYL ALANE (DIMETHYL ALUMINUM HYDRIDE)CY06
DIMETHYL ALUMINUM CHLORIDECY06
DIMETHYL ALUMINUM HYDRIDE (DIMETHYLALANE)CY06
DIMETHYL ARSINECY07
DIMETHYL CADMIUMCY06
DIMETHYL DIFLUOROSILANECY05
DIMETHYL DISULFIDECY05
DIMETHYL DITELLURIDECY06
DIMETHYL ETHER (METHYL ETHER)CY02
DIMETHYL ETHOXY SILANECY05
DIMETHYL METHANE (PROPANE)CY08
DIMETHYL METHYL PHOSPHONATE (DMMP)CY04
DIMETHYL PENTANE, 2,2-CY02
DIMETHYL PHOSPHINECY07
DIMETHYL PROPANECY02
DIMETHYL PROPANE (NEOPENTANE)CY02
DIMETHYL SELENIDECY06
DIMETHYL SILANECY07
DIMETHYL SULFATECY07
DIMETHYL SULFIDECY05
DIMETHYL SULFIDE BORANE MIXTURECY06
DIMETHYL ZINCCY06
DIMETHYL ZINC TRIMETHYLAMINE ADDUCTCY06
DIMETHYLAMINECY03
DIMETHYLETHOXY SILANECY05
DIMETHYLPROPANECY02
DI-N-BUTYL SULFIDECY05
DI-N-BUTYLMAGNESIUM TRIETHYLALUMINUM COMPLEXCY07
DINITROGEN TETROXIDE (NITROGEN DIOXIDE) * ZONE ACY04
DINORBONYLPHOSPHINECY07
DINOYL BUTYL SULFIDECY05
DI-N-PROPYL SULFIDECY05
DIPENTENE DIMERCAPTANCY05
DIPHENYLMETHANE DIISOCYANATECY02
DISILANECY03
DI-TERT BUTYL POLYSULFIDECY05
DI-TERT BUTYL SULFIDECY05
DI-TERT BUTYL TELLURIDECY06
DMMP (DIMETHYL METHYL PHOSPHONATE)CY04
DODECAFLUORODIMETHYL CYCLOBUTANECY02
DODECYL DISULFIDECY05
DODECYL MERCAPTANCY05
DURSBAN-4E INSECTICIDECY04
DYMEL 142B (CHLORODIFLUOROETHANE)CY07
DYMEL 152A (DIFLUOROETHANE)CY07
DYMEL 22 (CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE)CY08
ENDOSULFAN IN SOLVENTCY04
ENFLURANE (CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE R133A)CY02
ENGINE STARTING FLUIDCY02
EPICHLOROHYDRINCY03
ETHANECY02
ETHANETHIOLCY05
ETHANOLCY02
ETHYL ACETYLENE (1-BUTYNE)CY02
ETHYL ALCOHOLCY02
ETHYL ALUMINUM DICHLORIDECY06
ETHYL ALUMINUM SESQUIBROMIDECY06
ETHYL ALUMINUM SESQUICHLORIDECY06
ETHYL AMINECY03
ETHYL BROMIDECY02
ETHYL CHLORIDE (CHLOROETHANE)CY02
ETHYL ETHERCY02
ETHYL FLUORIDE (R161)CY07
ETHYL IODIDECY05
ETHYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDECY06
ETHYL MERCAPTANCY05
ETHYL METHYL ETHERCY02
ETHYL SILICATECY02
ETHYL SULFIDECY05
ETHYL THIOACETATECY05
ETHYL THIOETHANOLCY05
ETHYL-2-BUTANE, 2CY02
ETHYLENECY02
ETHYLENE DIBROMIDECY04
ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE/METHYL BROMIDECY04
ETHYLENE DICHLORIDECY04
ETHYLENE IMINECY06
ETHYLENE OXIDECY04
ETHYLENE PROPIONATECY02
ETHYLIDENE FLUORIDE (R152A)CY02
ETHYNE (ACETYLENE)CY08
FIRE EXTINGUISHER (DRY CHEMICAL)CY01
FLUOREZE M (1,2,3,5-TETRAFLUOROBENZENE)CY02
FLUORINE * ZONE ACY06
FLUORO-2, METHYL PROPANE-2CY02
FLUOROETHANE R-161CY02
FLUOROETHYLENE (VINYL FLUORIDE)CY02
FLUOROFORM (R23) (TRIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
FLUOROMETHANE (METHYL FLUORIDE)CY02
FLUOROPHENYLMAGNESIUM BROMIDECY02
FLUOROPROPENECY02
FLUOROPROPIONITRILECY02
FLUOROSULFONYL CHLORIDECY04
FORALKYL (PERFLUOROALKYL IODINE)CY04
FORANE 502 (R-502)CY08
FORMALDEHYDECY04
FORMALINCY04
FORMIC ACIDCY04
GERMANE (GERMANIUM TETRAHYDRIDE)CY07
GERMANIUM TETRACHLORIDECY03
GERMANIUM TETRAFLUORIDECY05
GERMANIUM TETRHYDRIDE (GERMANE)CY07
HALON 1211CY02
HALON 1301CY02
HALOTHANE (BROMOCHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
HELIUMCY01
HEPTAFLUOROBUTYLENECY02
HEPTAFLUOROBUTYLNITRILECY06
HEPTAFLUOROBUTYRYL CHLORIDECY04
HEPTAFLUOROPROPANECY02
HEPTAFLUOROPROPIONITRILECY02
HEPTAFLUOROPROPYL BROMIDECY04
HEPTAFLUOROPROPYL IODIDECY04
HEPTANECY02
HEXACHLORODIFLUOROPROPANE (R212)CY02
HEXACHLOROETHANECY02
HEXACHLOROPROPANECY02
HEXADIENECY02
HEXAFLUORO ISOBUTYLENECY02
HEXAFLUOROACETIC ANHYDRIDECY04
HEXAFLUOROACETONECY04
HEXAFLUOROACETYL ACETONECY04
HEXAFLUOROBIACETYLCY04
HEXAFLUOROBUTADIENECY02
HEXAFLUOROBUTANEDIONECY04
HEXAFLUOROBUTYNECY02
HEXAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANECY02
HEXAFLUOROCYCLOBUTENECY02
HEXAFLUOROETHANE (R-116)CY02
HEXAFLUOROPENTANE DIONECY04
HEXAFLUOROPROPANECY02
HEXAFLUOROPROPENECY04
HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE (R-1216)CY02
HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE EPOXIDECY02
HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE OXIDECY02
HEXAMETHYLENEDIAMINECY03
HEXANECY02
HEXENECY02
HEXYL LITHIUM IN HEXANECY06
HEXYL MERCAPTANCY05
HYDRAZINECY07
HYDRAZINE HYDRATECY07
HYDRIODIC ACIDCY03
HYDROBROMIC ACIDCY03
HYDROCYANIC ACID <10%CY05
HYDROFLUORIC ACIDCY03
HYDROGENCY02
HYDROGEN BROMIDE [3] (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures)CY04
HYDROGEN CHLORIDECY03
HYDROGEN CYANIDE (<10% MIXTURE) * ZONE ACY05
HYDROGEN FLUORIDE (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures)CY03
HYDROGEN IODIDECY03
HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE (PHOSPHINE)CY05
HYDROGEN SELENIDE * ZONE ACY06
HYDROGEN SULFIDECY05
HYDROXYETHYLPHENYL SULFIDECY05
INSTA FOAM PART A (UN1956)CY02
INSTA FOAM PART B (UN1956)CY02
INSTAPAK-ACY02
INSTAPAK-BCY02
IODINECY03
IODINE MONOCHLORIDECY07
IODINE PENTAFLUORIDECY04
IODOETHANECY05
IODOFLUOROETHANECY02
IODOMETHANE (Methyl Iodide) Insp w/ net weight, Valve & DOT spec. 6-11-09CY05/CY07
IODOPENTAFLUOROETHANECY04
IODOPERFLUOROETHANECY04
IODOTRIFLUOROETHANECY04
IODOTRIFLUOROETHYLENECY04
IODOTRIFLUOROMETHANECY04
IRIDIUM HEXAFLUORIDECY05
IRON PENTACARBONYL * ZONE ACY06
ISOBUTANE (2-Methyl Propane)CY02
ISOBUTENECY02
ISOBUTYL ALUMINUM DICHLORIDECY06
ISOBUTYLENECY02
ISOBUTYLMAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
ISOCYANATECY02
ISOFLURANECY02
ISOOCTANECY02
ISOPENTANECY02
ISOPENTENECY02
ISOPRENECY02
ISOPROPANOLCY02
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOLCY02
ISOPROPYL FLUORIDE (2-FLUOROPROPANE)CY02
ISOPROPYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
ISOPROPYL MERCAPTANCY05
ISOPROPYLAMINECY03
KRYPTONCY01
LETHALAIRE A-20CY04
LETHALAIRE G52 (TETRAETHYLPYROPHOSPHATE)CY04
LETHALAIRE G54 (PARATHION)CY04
LETHALAIRE G57 (SULFOTEPP)CY04
LETHALAIRE G59CY04
LETHALAIRE G60 (ARAMITE)CY04
LETHALAIRE G61 (ARAMITE/LINDANE)CY04
LETHALAIRE G64 (PHOSDRIN)CY04
LETHALAIRE G68 (DDVP)CY04
LETHALAIRE V23 (Virchem Twenty-Three)CY04
LETHANECY04
LINDANECY04
LITHIUM ALUMINUM HYDRIDECY06
LITHIUM DIISOPROPYLAMIDECY06
LITHIUM TRIBUTYL BOROHYDRIDECY06
LPGCY08
MAPP GAS (METHYL ACETYLENE PROPADIENE, STABILIZED)CY02
MDI POLYOLCY02
MERCAPTOETHANOLCY05
METHANECY02
METHANETHIOL (Methyl Mercaptan)CY05
METHANOLCY02
METHOXYBENZENE (ANISOLE)CY02
METHYL ACETYLENE (PROPYNE)CY02
METHYL ACETYLENE PROPADIENE, STABILIZED (MAPP)CY02
METHYL ACROLEINCY07
METHYL ALCOHOLCY02
METHYL ALLYL TELLURIDECY06
METHYL ALUMINUM SESQUICHLORIDECY06
METHYL ALUMINUMOXANECY06
METHYL BROMIDE (BROMOMETHANE)CY04
METHYL BROMIDE/ETHYLENE DIBROMIDECY04
METHYL BUTADIENECY02
METHYL BUTANETHIOLCY05
METHYL BUTENECY02
METHYL BUTYL ETHERCY02
METHYL CHLORIDE (CHLOROMETHANE) (R40)CY02
METHYL CHLOROFORMCY02
METHYL CYCLOHEXANECY02
METHYL CYCLOPENTANECY02
METHYL CYCLOPROPANECY02
METHYL CYCLOPROPANOLCY02
METHYL DICHLOROSILANECY05
METHYL ETHER (DIMETHYLETHER)CY02
METHYL FLUORIDE (FLUOROMETHANE)CY02
METHYL HYDRAZINE * ZONE ACY05
METHYL IODIDE (Iodomethane) Insp w/ net weight, Valve & DOT spec 6-11-09CY05/CY07
METHYL LITHIUMCY06
METHYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDECY06
METHYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
METHYL MAGNESIUM IODIDECY06
METHYL MERCAPTAN (Methanethiol)CY05
METHYL PENTENECY02
METHYL PHENYL ETHERCY02
METHYL PROPANE (ISOBUTANE)CY02
METHYL SILANECY05
METHYL TRICHLOROSILANECY05
METHYL TRIFLUOROSILANECY05
METHYL VINYL ETHERCY02
METHYLALUMINOXANECY06
METHYLAMINECY03
METHYLDICHLOROARSINECY07
METHYLENE BROMIDECY02
METHYLENE CHLORIDECY02
METHYLENE FLUORIDECY02
METHYLETHENECY02
METHYLETHYLENECY02
METHYLPROPANE-2CY02
METHYLPROPENE (ISOBUTYLENE)CY02
METHYLPROPYLENE (ISOBUTYLENE)CY02
METHYL-TERT-BUTYL ETHERCY02
MEVINPHOSCY04
MOLYBDENUM FLUORIDECY04
MOLYBDENUM HEXAFLUORIDECY03
MONOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANECY02
MONOCHLOROSILANECY07
MONOETHANOLAMINECY03
MONOETHYLAMINECY03
MONOMETHYLAMINECY03
NAPTHA PETROLEUM DISTILLATESCY02
NATURAL GASCY02
N-BUTYL FLUORIDECY02
N-BUTYL SULFIDECY05
NEONCY01
NEOPENTANE (DIMETHYLPROPANE)CY02
N-HEPTAFLUOROPROPYL IODIDECY04
N-HEXYL MERCAPTANCY05
NICKEL CARBONYL * ZONE ACY06
NITRIC OXIDE * ZONE ACY04
NITROGENCY01/CY13
NITROGEN DIOXIDE (DINITROGEN TETROXIDE) * ZONE ACY04
NITROGEN PEROXIDE (NITROGEN DIOXIDE) * ZONE ACY04
NITROGEN TRIFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY07
NITROGEN TRIOXIDE * ZONE ACY04
NITROSYL CHLORIDECY05
NITROSYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY06
NITROUS OXIDECY01/CY11
NITRYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY07
N-OCTYL MERCAPTANCY05
NONAFLUOROISOBUTANECY02
OCTAFLUOROBUTENECY04
OCTAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE (R-C318)CY02
OCTAFLUOROCYCLOPENTANECY02
OCTAFLUOROPROPANE (R-218)CY02
OCTANESCY02
OCTANETHIOLCY05
OCTYL FLUORIDECY04
OCTYLBICYCLOHEPTENECY02
OLEUMCY05
OXYFUME-12 STERILANTCY04
OXYGENCY01
OXYGEN DIFLUORIDECY07
PARAQUAT IN H20CY04
PARATHIONCY04
PENETENE-2CY02
PENTABORANECY07
PENTACHLOROFLUOROETHANE (R111)CY02
PENTACHLOROPROPANECY04
PENTACHLOROTRIFLUOROPROPANE (R213)CY02
PENTAFLUOROACETONECY04
PENTAFLUOROBUTENECY04
PENTAFLUOROCHLORO ACETONECY04
PENTAFLUORODIMETHYL ETHERCY04
PENTAFLUOROETHANECY02
PENTAFLUOROETHYL IODIDECY04
PENTAFLUOROETHYLENE IODIDECY04
PENTAFLUOROMONOCHLOROACETONECY04
PENTAFLUOROPROPANOLCY04
PENTAFLUOROPROPENECY04
PENTAFLUOROPROPIONILE CHLORIDECY04
PENTAFLUOROPROPIONITRILECY04
PENTANECY02
PENTENE-1CY02
PERCHLOROETHANECY02
PERCHLORYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY06
PERFLUORO-2-BUTENECY02
PERFLUOROACETONECY04
PERFLUOROACETYL CHLORIDECY04
PERFLUOROALKYL IODINE (FORALKYL)CY04
PERFLUOROBUTADIENECY04
PERFLUOROBUTANECY04
PERFLUOROBUTANONECY04
PERFLUOROBUTENECY04
PERFLUOROBUTYRYL FLUORIDECY04
PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE (R318)CY02
PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTENECY04
PERFLUOROCYCLOHEXENECY04
PERFLUORODIETHYL ETHERCY04
PERFLUORODIMETHYL CYCLOBUTANECY02
PERFLUOROETHANE (R-125)CY02
PERFLUOROETHYL IODIDECY04
PERFLUOROISOBUTENECY06
PERFLUOROISOBUTYLENECY06
PERFLUOROISOHEXANECY04
PERFLUOROMETHYLSULFONYL FLUORIDECY04
PERFLUOROPENTANECY04
PERFLUOROPROPANECY02
PERFLUOROPROPENECY02
PERFLUOROPROPIONITRILECY04
PERFLUOROPROPYL VINYL ETHERCY02
PERFLUOROPROPYLENECY02
PERFLUOROPROPYLENE OXIDECY02
PETROLEUM DISTILLATESCY02
PETROLEUM GASES, LIQUIFIEDCY08
PHENYL LITHIUMCY06
PHENYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDECY06
PHENYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDECY06
PHENYL MERCAPTANCY05
PHENYL SILANECY07
PHOSDRIN (LETHALAIRE G64)CY04
PHOSGENE (CARBONYL CHLORIDE) * [4] LEAK TEST or OP ZONE ACY05
PHOSPHINE * ZONE ACY05
PHOSPHORUS OXYCHLORIDECY03
PHOSPHORUS PENTAFLUORIDECY04
PHOSPHORUS TRIBROMIDECY03
PHOSPHORUS TRICHLORIDECY03
PHOSPHORUS TRIFLUORIDECY04
PHOSPHORYL CHLORIDECY03
PINACOLBORANECY06
PINANYL MERCAPTANCY05
PINENECY02
PIPERONYL BUTOXIDECY04
POLYAMINE ISOCYANATECY02
POLYMERIC MDICY02
POLYMETHYLALUMINOXANECY06
POLYMETHYLENE POLYPHENYL ISOCYANATECY02
PROPADIENE (ALLENE)CY02
PROPANE (DIMETHYLMETHANE)CY13
PROPANE DITHIOLCY05
PROPANE TRITHIOLCY05
PROPANETHIOLCY05
PROPENECY02
PROPYL FLUORIDECY04
PROPYL MERCAPTANCY05
PROPYLENECY02
PROPYLENE OXIDECY02
PROPYNE (METHYLACETYLENE)CY02
PURPLE K (FIRE EXTINGUISHER)CY01
PYRETHRINSCY04
PYRETHRUMCY04
R-11 (TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE)CY08
R-111 (PENTACHLOROFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-1112 (DICHLORODIFLUROETHYLENE)CY02
R-1113 (TRIFLUOROCHLOROETHYLENE)CY07
R-112 (TETRACHLORODIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-1123 (TRIFLUOROETHYLENE)CY02
R-113 (TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-1131A (CHLOROFLUOROETHYLENE)CY02
R-1132A (DIFLUOROETHYLENE)CY02
R-113B1 (BROMOTRIFLUOROETHYLENE)CY02
R-114 (DICHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE)CY08
R-115(CHLOROPENTAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-116 (HEXAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-12 (DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE)CY08
R-1211 (BROMOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-1216 (HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE)CY02
R-123 (DICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE)CY08
R-124 (CHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-125 (PERFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-12B2 (DIBROMODIFLOUROMETHANE)CY02
R-13 (CHLOROTRIFLUORMETHANE)CY02
R-1301 (BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-132 (DICHLORODIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-133A (CHLOROTIRFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-134A (TETRAFLUOROETHANE 1,1,1,2)CY08
R-13B1 (BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-14 (TETRAFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-141B (1,1 DICHLORO-1-FLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-142B (1-CHLORO-1,1-DIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-143 (TRIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-152A (1,1-DIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-161 (FLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-21 (DICHLOFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-212 (HEXACHLORODIFLUOROPROPANE)CY02
R-213 (PENTACHLOROTRIFLUOROPROPANE)CY02
R-215 (TRICHLOROPENTAFLUOROPROPANE)CY02
R-217 (CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROPROPANE)CY02
R-218 (OCTAFLUOROPROPANE)CY02
R-22 (CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE)CY08
R-23 (TRIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-2402 (DIBROMOTETRAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-318 (PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE)CY02
R-32 (METHYLENE FLUORIDE)CY02
R-40 (METHYL CHLORIDE) (CHLOROMETHANE)CY02
R-402ACY02
R-404ACY02
R-409ACY02
R-41 (METHYL FLUORIDE)CY02
R-500 (DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE & DIFLUOROETHANE)CY08
R-502 (R-22 & RR-115 MIX)CY08
R-503CY02
R-C318 (OCTAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE)CY02
RESMETHRIN IN SOLUTIONCY04
RHENIUM HEXAFLUORIDECY07
SELECTRIDE-L (LITHIUM TRI-SEC-BUTYL BOROHYDRIDE)CY06
SELENIUM CHLORIDECY03
SELENIUM HEXAFLUORIDE * ZONE ACY05
SELENIUM OXYCHLORIDECY03
SILANECY03
SILICON TETRABROMIDECY03
SILICON TETRACHLORIDECY04
SILICON TETRAFLUORIDECY05
SILICON TETRAHYDRIDE (SILANE)CY03
SODIUM ALUMINUM DIETHYL DIHYDRIDECY06
SODIUM DIETHYLDIHYDROALUMINATE IN TOLUENECY06
SODIUM-POTASSIUM ALLOYCY07
STANNIC CHLORIDECY04
STYRENECY04
SULFOTEPP(LETHALAIRE G57)CY04
SULFUR CHLORIDECY03
SULFUR CHLOROPENTAFLUORIDECY05
SULFUR DICHLORIDECY03
SULFUR DIOXIDECY03
SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDECY03
SULFUR MONOCHLORIDECY03
SULFUR PENTAFLUORIDECY05
SULFUR TETRACHLORIDE * ZONE ACY03
SULFUR TETRAFLUORIDECY05
SULFUR TRIOXIDECY07
SULFURIC ACIDCY03
SULFURYL CHLORIDE * ZONE ACY05
SULFURYL CHLORIDE FLUORIDECY07
SULFURYL FLUORIDECY05
TEAR GASCY07
TELLURIUMHEXAFLUORIDE * ZONE ACY05
TERT-BUTYL ARSINECY06
TERT-BUTYL FLUORIDECY04
TERT-BUTYL MERCAPTANCY05
TERT-BUTYL PHOSPHINECY06
TERT-DODECYLDISULFIDECY05
TERT-DODECYLMERCAPTANCY05
TERT-HEXADECYLMERCAPTANCY05
TERTIARY BUTYL ARSINECY06
TERT-OCTYLMERCAPTANCY05
TETRA ISOPROPYL TITANATECY02
TETRA-2-ETHYLHEXYLTITANATECY04
TETRACARBONYL NICKELCY06
TETRACHLORODIFLUOROETHANE (R-112)CY02
TETRACHLOROETHYLENECY02
TETRACHLOROSILANECY04
TETRAETHYL LEADCY06
TETRAETHYL ORTHOSILICATECY02
TETRAETHYL PYROPHOSPHATECY04
TETRAETHYL TINCY06
TETRAFLUOROBENZENE (FLUOREZE)CY04
TETRAFLUOROBENZENE, 1,2,3,5-CY04
TETRAFLUOROETHANE 1,1,1,2 (R-134A)CY08
TETRAFLUOROETHYLENECY02
TETRAFLUOROHYDRAZINECY07
TETRAFLUOROMETHANE (R-14)CY02
TETRAFLUOROSILANECY05
TETRAHYDROFURANCY02
TETRAMETHYL METHANECY02
TETRAMETHYL TINCY04
TETRAMETHYLENECY02
TETRAMETHYLETHOXY SILANECY05
TETRAMETHYLMETHANE (NEOPENTANE)CY02
TETRAMETHYLSILANECY02
TETRA-N-PROPYL TITANATECY07
TETRA-N-PROPYL ZIRCONATECY07
TETRAPHENYL SILANECY02
THIOETHANOLCY05
THIOLCYCLOBUTANECY05
THIONYL BROMIDECY04
THIONYL CHLORIDECY04
THIONYL FLUORIDECY04
TIN CHLORIDECY04
TIN DICHLORIDE (STANNOUS CHLORIDE)CY04
TIN TETRACHLORIDECY04
TIN TETRACHLORIDE (STANNIC CHLORIDE)CY04
TITANIUM TETRABROMIDECY04
TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDECY04
TITANIUM TETRAPROPOXIDECY07
TOLUENECY02
TOLUENE THIOLCY05
TRANS-2-BUTENECY02
TRIALLYALUMINUMCY07
TRIALLYLARSINECY06
TRIBROMOMETHANE (BROMOFORM)CY02
TRIBUTYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIBUTYL BORANECY06
TRIBUTYL BORONCY06
TRIBUTYLAMINECY03
TRIBUTYLTIN CHLORIDECY06
TRICHLOROACETYL CHLORIDECY04
TRICHLOROALUMINUM (ALUMINUM TRICHLORIDE)CY03
TRICHLOROETHANECY02
TRICHLOROETHYLENECY02
TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE (R-11)CY02
TRICHLOROMETHANE SULFONYL CHLORIDECY04
TRICHLOROPENTAFLUOROPROPANE (R-215)CY02
TRICHLOROPHENYL SILANECY05
TRICHLOROSILANECY05
TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (R-113)CY02
TRICITRONELLYL ALUMINUMCY07
TRIETHYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIETHYL ARSENICCY06
TRIETHYL BORANECY06
TRIETHYL BORON (TRIETHYL BORANE)CY06
TRIETHYL GALLIUMCY06
TRIETHYL INDIUMCY06
TRIETHYL PHOSPHINECY06
TRIETHYLAMINECY03
TRIETHYLOXONIUM TETRAFLUOROBORATECY07
TRIFLUOROACETIC ANHYDRIDECY04
TRIFLUOROACETONECY04
TRIFLUOROACETONITRILECY04
TRIFLUOROACETYL CHLORIDECY04
TRIFLUOROACETYL FLUORIDECY04
TRIFLUOROAMINE (NITROGEN TRIFLUORIDE)CY07
TRIFLUOROBROMOMETHANECY02
TRIFLUOROCHLOROETHYLENE (R-1113)CY07
TRIFLUOROCYANOMETHANECY04
TRIFLUOROETHANECY02
TRIFLUOROETHYL BROMIDECY04
TRIFLUOROETHYL CHLORIDE, 2,2,2-CY04
TRIFLUOROETHYL IODIDECY04
TRIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1123)CY02
TRIFLUOROMETHANE (FLUOROFORM) (R-23)CY02
TRIFLUOROMETHANE SULFONYL CHLORIDECY04
TRIFLUOROMETHANE SULFONYL FLUORIDECY04
TRIFLUOROMETHYL BROMIDECY04
TRIFLUOROMETHYL BUTYL TELLERIUMCY07
TRIFLUOROMETHYL DISULFIDECY05
TRIFLUOROMETHYL HEXAFLUOROPROPANECY02
TRIFLUOROMETHYL HYDROFUORITE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY07
TRIFLUOROMETHYL HYPOFLUORITE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY07
TRIFLUOROMETHYL IODIDECY02
TRIFLUOROMETHYL SILANECY05
TRIFLUOROMETHYLPROPENECY04
TRIFLUORONITROSOMETHANECY07
TRIFLUOROPHOSPHINECY07
TRIFLUOROPROPENECY02
TRIFLUOROPROPYNE-3,3,3-CY02
TRIHEXYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIISOBUTYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIISOBUTYL BORANECY06
TRIISOBUTYL PHOSPHINECY06
TRIISOHEXYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIISOPROPYLALUMINUMCY06
TRIMETHYL ACETYL CHLORIDECY04
TRIMETHYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIMETHYL ANTIMONYCY06
TRIMETHYL ARSENICCY06
TRIMETHYL ARSINECY07
TRIMETHYL BISMUTHCY06
TRIMETHYL BORANE (TRIMETHYL BORON)CY06
TRIMETHYL BORATECY06
TRIMETHYL BORONCY06
TRIMETHYL BUTOXYSILANECY05
TRIMETHYL ETHOXY SILANECY05
TRIMETHYL GALLIUMCY06
TRIMETHYL INDIUMCY06
TRIMETHYL METHANE (ISOBUTANE)CY02
TRIMETHYL PENTANECY02
TRIMETHYL PHOSPHINECY06
TRIMETHYL PHOSPHITECY06
TRIMETHYL SILANECY07
TRIMETHYL SILYAMIDECY07
TRIMETHYL SILYL CYANIDECY07
TRIMETHYLAMINECY03
TRIMETHYLCHLOROSILANECY05
TRIMETHYLETHOXY SILANECY05
TRIMETHYLFLUOROSILANECY05
TRIMETHYLHEXAMETHYLENE DIISOCYANATECY02
TRI-N-BUTYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRI-N-BUTYL ANTIMONITECY07
TRI-N-BUTYL BORANECY06
TRI-N-BUTYL BORONCY06
TRI-N-BUTYL PHOSPHINECY07
TRI-N-DECYLALUMINUMCY06
TRIOCTYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIPHENYL SILANECY05
TRIPROPYL ALUMINUMCY06
TRIS(3,7-DIMETHYL-6-OCTENYL) ALUMINUMCY07
TRIS(DIMETHYLAMINO) ARSINECY06
TUNGSTEN BROMIDECY03
TUNGSTEN CARBONYLCY06
TUNGSTEN CHLORIDECY03
TUNGSTEN FLUORIDECY03
TUNGSTEN HEXAFLUORIDECY04
UCAT-A CATALYSTCY07
VANADIUM CHLORIDE (VANADIUM TETRACHLORIDE)CY04
VANADIUM OXYTRICHLORIDECY03
VANADIUM PENTAFLUORIDECY04
VANADIUM TETRACHLORIDECY04
VANADIUM TRICHLORIDECY04
VIKANE (SULFURYL FLUORIDE)CY05
VINYL ACETATE MONOMERCY05
VINYL BROMIDECY05
VINYL CHLORIDECY05
VINYL CHLORIDECY07
VINYL ETHYLENECY02
VINYL FLUORIDECY05
VINYL LITHIUMCY07
VINYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDECY06
VINYL METHYL ETHERCY02
VINYLIDENE CHLORIDECY06
VINYLIDENE FLUORIDECY02
WARFARINCY04
XENONCY01
XENON DIFLUORIDECY07
XENON HEXAFLUORIDECY07
XENON TETRAFLUORIDECY07
UNIT CLINs:
ME = Lecture, M1 = Small, M2 = Medium, M3 = Large
Lecture = 3"x 12", Small = 4"x 24", Medium = 12"x 36", Large = 16"x 56"
Example: For a small cylinder of Nitrogen gas, use the following CLIN: CY01M1
[1] Phosgene requires a leak test prior to shipment per 173.192(c)(3) or requires to be overpacked in a cylinder salvage vessel.
[2] Deuterium Bromide requires a photo prior to approval.
[3] Hydrogen Bromide requires a photo prior to approval.
[4] Phosgene requires a leak test prior to shipment per 173.192 (c)(3) or requires to be overpacked in a cylinder salvage vessel.

Facility CLIN Assignment Sheet

Master Facility - CLIN Assignment Sheet
Base
CLINWaste DescriptionPlease use these columns to identify the EPA ID # (or Name/City/State for Non-RCRA) of all facility(s) that will (or may) receive wastes associated with these Base CLINs. Includes all interim and downstream facilities.
BA01Alkaline Batteries, Managed as Universal Waste (UW) for Recycling or Direct Landfill Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002.

BA03 Carbon-Zinc (CZn) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.

BA04 Lead Acid Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: D002, D004-11.

BA05 Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) Batteries, Managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal waste, D002-11.

BA07 Lithium Manganese (LiMn and Oxides thereof) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: D002-11.

BA08 Lithium Sulfur Dioxide (LiSO2) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002-11.

BA09 Lithium Thionyl Chloride (LiSCl) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002-11.

BA10 Lithium Batteries, Mixed Types, Deactivated if Applicable, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002-11.

BA11 Magnesium (Mg) Batteries, Managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction and Disposal.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.

BA12 Mercury (Hg) Batteries, Managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.

BA13 Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMh) Batteries, Managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.

BA14 Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) Batteries, Managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only.

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Universal Waste, D002, D004-11.

CY01 Cylinders, Category 1, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.

CY02 Cylinders, Category 2, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.

CY08 Cylinders, Category 8, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: As Appropriate to Each Gas.

CY09 Cylinders, Acetylene, Contains Asbestos, for Purge and Landfill. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56".

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: D001.

CY11 Cylinders, Propane, 20-Lb "Grill Size", for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Typically 13" x 17". "ME" = 1 EA Grill-Size Cylinder.

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: D001.

CY12 Cartridges, Flammable Gas, AVGAS, Gas/Diesel Starting, for Disposal/Recycle. Diameter up to 3", Length up to 10".

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: D001.

CY13 Cartridges, Inert Gas, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Diameter up to 1", Length up to 6". "ME" = 1 EA Cartridge.

● Physical State: Comp. Gas

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

FL01 Flammable Aerosols, Non-Foaming, No Isocyanates.

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: D001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed.

NR03 Non-RCRA Liquids, Pumpable, Aqueous (Water-Based).

● Physical State: Liquid

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

NR05 Non-RCRA Sludges/Solids/Debris with Free Liquids. Includes Non-PCB Oil-Filled Transformers, Ballasts, Capacitors and Related Equipment.

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC01 PCB and PCB/RCRA-Mixed Waste Contaminated with or Containing >50 ppm Source, i.e. Debris, Sludge, Water, Leaking Capacitors, Fluids other than Transformer Mineral Oil. Certificate of Destruction Required. (2.2)

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: Characteristic, Listed.

PC02 PCB Mineral Oil from Transformers, 1-49 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA. (2.2)

● Physical State: Liquid

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC03 PCB Mineral Oil from Transformers, 50-4,000 ppm PCBs. Non-RCRA, Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

● Physical State: Liquid

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC04 PCB Mineral Oil , Water, Other Fluids, >4,000 ppm PCBs. Certificate of Destruction Required. (2.2)

● Physical State: Liquid

● Permissible Waste Codes: Characteristic, Listed.

PC05 PCB Oil-Filled Capacitors/Equipment other than Transformers, 1-49 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA. (2.2)

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC06 PCB Oil-Filled Capacitors/Ballasts/Equipment other than Transformers, >50 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA, Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC07 PCB Oil-Filled Transformers, 1-49 ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA. (2.2)

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC08 PCB Oil-Filled Transformers, >50 ppm PCBs. Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC09 PCB Solids/Debris Contaminated with 1-49 ppm Source, i.e. Transformer Carcasses, Drained Equipment, Ballasts, Rags, PPE, Empty Containers. No Free Liquids. Non-RCRA. (2.2)

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

PC10 PCB Solids/Debris Contaminated with >50 ppm Source, i.e. Transformer Carcasses, Drained Equipment, Ballasts, Rags, PPE, Empty Containers. No Free Liquids. Non-RCRA. Certificate of Disposal, Recycling or Destruction Required. (2.2)

● Physical State: Solid

● Permissible Waste Codes: N/A.

RE08 Mercury, High, Dental Amalgams & Residues, Hg >260 mg/Kg.

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: D004-11, UW in some states.

RX01 Aerosols, Foaming, Isocyanates or other reactives.

● Physical State: Various

● Permissible Waste Codes: D001, D003, D004-43, Listed.

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