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Master Base CLIN Catelog The following is a catalog of Pofile-Based CLIN (PBC) descriptions, physical states, and permissible EPA waste codes, listed by Base CLIN.

Contractors and Government personnel are advised that these CLINs are only available for new contracts and modifications to existing contracts.

These descriptions do NOT supersede descriptions as written in existing contracts where these CLINs already appear in the Bid Schedule.

CLIN descriptions are subject to change. Information contained herein is accurate as of the date of publication.

Base
CLINPBC CategoryProfile-Based CLINs (PBCs)

Waste Description per Waste Profile Sheet

Published: January 27, 2020Physical
StatePermissible

EPA Waste Codes Batteries for Recycle / Disposal ***All Battery CLINs will have a C7 Suffix***

BA01Batteries for Recycle/DisposalAlkaline Batteries, may be managed as Universal Waste (UW), Direct Landfill Disposal Subtitle D or Equivalent.VariousUniversal Waste, D002
BA02Batteries for Recycle/DisposalCalcium Chromate (CaCrO4) Thermal Batteries, Intact & Deactivated, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction & DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D001 (OX), D002, D003-11
BA03Batteries for Recycle/DisposalCarbon-Zinc (CZn) Batteries, Zinc Air, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
BA04Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLead Acid Batteries, Wet, Dry or Gel Pack, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling/Recovery OnlyVariousUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
BA05Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLithium Ion (Li-Ion) Batteries, may be managed as UW, for Recycling/Recovery OnlySolidUniversal Waste, D002-11
BA06Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLithium Iron Disulfide (Li2FeS2) Thermal Batteries, including fully discharged Lithium Alloy Thermal Batteries, Deactivated, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal.SolidUniversal Waste, D002-11
BA07Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLithium Manganese (LiMn and Oxides thereof) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction & DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D002-11
BA08Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLithium Sulfur Dioxide (LiSO2) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction & DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D002-11
BA09Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLithium Thionyl Chloride (LiSCl) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction & DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D002-11
BA10Batteries for Recycle/DisposalLithium Batteries, Mixed Types, Deactivated if Applicable, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction & DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D002-11
BA11Batteries for Recycle/DisposalMagnesium (Mg) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW, for Recycling or Destruction and DisposalSolidUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
BA12Batteries for Recycle/DisposalMercury (Hg) Batteries, may be managed as UW, for Recycling/Recovery OnlySolidUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
BA13Batteries for Recycle/DisposalNickel Metal Hydride (NiMh) Batteries, Wet and Dry may be managed as UW, for Recycling/Recovery OnlyVariousUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
BA14Batteries for Recycle/DisposalNickel-Cadmium (NiCd) Batteries, Wet and Dry, may be managed as UW, for Recycling/Recovery OnlyVariousUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
BA15Batteries for Recycle/DisposalSilver-Zinc (AgZn) and Zinc Silver Oxide (ZnAgO) Batteries, may be managed as UW, for Recycling/Recovery OnlySolidUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
Corrosives
CS01CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Inorganic other than HF and HNO3, <50% in Water, Non-Fuming, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppmLiquidD002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS02CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Inorganic other than HF and HNO3, <50% in Water, Non-Fuming, >1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppmLiquidD002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS03CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Inorganic other than HF and HNO3, Concentrated, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppmLiquidD002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS04CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Chromic (H2Cr04 ), <1% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, Sludges, DebrisVariousD001 (OX) D002, D004-11
CS05CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Chromic (H2Cr04 ), 1-10% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, Sludges, DebrisVariousD001 (OX) D002, D004-11
CS06CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Chromic (H2Cr04), >10% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, Sludges, DebrisVariousD001 (OX) D002, D004-11
CS07CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Chromic (H2Cr04 ), >100 ppm Cr+6, F-Listed Liquids, Solids, Sludges, DebrisVariousD001 (OX), D002, D004-11, F-Listed, U032
CS08CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Non-Fuming, Hydrofluoric (HF) <40% and Nitric (HNO3), <25% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppmLiquidD001 (OX), D002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS09CorrosivesCorrosive Acids, Fuming, Hydrofluoric (HF) >40% and Nitric (HNO3), ≥75% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppmLiquidD001 (OX), D002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS10CorrosivesCorrosive Alkalines, Inorganic, <50% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm, No Ammonia/AminesLiquidD002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS11CorrosivesCorrosive Alkalines, Inorganic, <50% in Water, >1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm, No Ammonia/AminesLiquidD002, D004-11, Listed Inorganics
CS12CorrosivesCorrosive Ammonia/Amines, Organic/Inorganic, Liquids/Sludges/Solids/Debris, FLP ≥140◦FVariousD002, D004-43, Listed
CS13CorrosivesCorrosive Organic Acids or Bases, Liquids/Sludges/Solids/Debris, No Ammonia/Amines, FLP ≥140◦FVariousD002, D004-43, Listed
CS14CorrosivesCorrosive Inorganic Acids or Bases with Debris and Free Liquids, No Ammonia/Amines, Non-Flammable, including broken lead acid batteriesVariousD002, D004-11, Listed
CS15CorrosivesCorrosive Aerosols, Non-FlammableVariousD002, D004-11, Listed
CS99CorrosivesMilitary Items, Demil-Required, Corrosive Solids/Liquids/Debris, e.g., CDE Kits, Vials, Filters, PPE, etc. for Conventional RCRA Treatment and Disposal. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.VariousD002, D004-11, Listed
Compressed Gas Cylinders / Cartridges

Size (Suffix): Lecture (ME) = 3"x 12" • Small (M1) = 4"x 24" • Medium (M2) = 12"x 36" • Large (M3) = 16"x 56" CY01 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 1, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY02 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 2, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY03 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 3, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY04 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 4, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY05 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 5, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY06 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 6, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY07 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 7, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List CY08 Compressed Gas Cylinders/Cartridges Cylinders, Category 8, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Comp. Gas See Compressed Gas Cross-Reference List

CY09Compressed Gas Cylinders/CartridgesCylinders, Acetylene, Contains Asbestos, for Purge and Landfill.Comp. GasD001
CY10Compressed Gas Cylinders/CartridgesCylinders, Acetylene, for Recycle/Reuse.Comp. GasD001
CY11Compressed Gas Cylinders/CartridgesCylinders, Propane, 20-Lb "Grill Size", for Disposal, Recycle, or Reuse. Typically 13" x 17". "ME" = 1 EA Grill-Size CylinderComp. GasD001
CY12Compressed Gas Cylinders/CartridgesCartridges, Flammable Gas, AVGAS, Gas/Diesel Starting, for Disposal/Recycle. Diameter up to 3", Length up to 10"Comp. GasD001
CY13Compressed Gas Cylinders/CartridgesCartridges, Inert Gas, for Disposal/Recycle/Reuse. Diameter up to 1", Length up to 6". "ME" = 1 EA CartridgeComp. GasN/A
Flammable / Combustible / Ignitable
FL01Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Aerosols, Non-Foaming, No IsocyanatesVariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed, Universal Waste
FL02Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Debris, Contaminated with Common Solvents, Shreddable, No Free Liquids, No large metal, rock, or masonry componentsSolidD001, D004-43, Listed
FL03Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Liquids/Solids/Sludges/Debris, e.g., tank sludge, lubricants, adhesives, rags, filters, PPE, non-reactive paint waste with isocyanates, non foaming materials, non-fuels blending materialVariousD001-2, D004-43, Listed
FL04Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Corrosive Liquids/Solids/Sludges/Debris/AerosolsVariousD001 (IGN), D002, D004-43, Listed
FL05Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Liquids, Pumpable, Rich, >7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total ChlorineLiquidD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL06Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Liquids, Pumpable, Lean, 2,500-7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total ChlorineLiquidD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL07Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Liquids, Pumpable, Lean to Rich, >2,500 BTU/Lb, 5-10% Total ChlorineLiquidD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL08Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Resuspendable Solids/Sludges, Rich, >7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total ChlorineVariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL09Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Resuspendable Solids/Sludges, Lean, 2,500-7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total ChlorineVariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL10Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Resuspendable Solids/Sludges, Lean to Rich, >2,500 BTU/Lb, 5-10% Total ChlorineVariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL11Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Liquids, Highly Chlorinated (>10%), Pumpable, Solvents, Herbicides, and Pesticides. No PCBs, Dioxins, Furans, or Precursors.LiquidD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed, Universal Waste
FL12Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableFlammable Solids/Sludges, Highly Chlorinated (>10%), Solvents, Herbicides, and Pesticides. No PCBs, Dioxins, Furans, or Precursors.VariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed, Universal Waste
FL13Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableOxidizers, Non-Reactive, other than chromic acid (see Corrosives), Liquids/Sludges/Solids/DebrisVariousD001 (OX), D002, D004-43, Listed
FL14Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitablePaints, Loose-Packed, Latex and/or Oil-Based, and Paint-Related Materials, >2,500 BTU/Lb, No Isocyanates. (See Base CLIN NR06 for 100% Latex) Please see LP14VariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL15Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableWater Contaminated with Solvents, Pumpable, <2,500 BTU/Lb.LiquidD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
FL99Flammable/Combustible/ IgnitableMilitary Items, Demil-Required, Flammable Solids/Liquids/Debris, e.g., CDE Kits, Vials, Filters, PPE, etc. for Conventional RCRA Treatment and Disposal. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.VariousD001 (IGN), D002, D004-43, Listed
Lab Packs / Loose Packs
LP01Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Corrosives, Organic or Inorganic, Liquids or Solids, Non-Flammable.VariousD002, D004-8, D010-11, Listed Corrosives
LP02Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Mercury, Elemental Liquid.VariousD004-11, Listed Inorganics
LP03Lab Packs/Loose PacksLap Packs/Loose Packs, Flammables and Flammable Corrosives other than Paints eligible for FL14.VariousD001-2, D004-8, D010-43, Listed Flammables
LP04Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Non-RCRA, State and Non-State Regulated, other than Water-Based paints (Latex), including pharmaceuticals.VariousN/A
LP05Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Non-Reactive Oxidizers.VariousD001 (OX), D002, D004-8, D010-11, Listed
LP06Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Reactive Oxidizers, Includes Organic Peroxides, Special Packaging May Be Required.VariousD001 (OX), D002-8, D011-12, Listed
LP07Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Reactive Metals, Wet/Dry, Includes Broken Sodium Lamps, MRE heaters, E-cigarettes and associated components and residues. Special Packaging May Be Required.VariousD001, D003-8, D010-11, Listed
LP08Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Reactives, Non-Metals, Non-Oxidizing. Special Packaging May Be Required.VariousD001-8, D010-43, Listed
LP09Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Toxic Metals.VariousD004-8, D010-11, Listed Inorganics
LP10Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Toxic Organics.VariousD004-8, D011-43, Listed
LP11Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Toxic, Acutely Hazardous, P-Listed, including listed pharmaceuticals. Allows for packaging with U-Listed waste.
VariousD004-8, D010-43, P- and U-Listed
LP12Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Toxic, U-Listed, including pharmaceuticals.VariousD004-8, D010-43, U-Listed
LP13Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Pesticides.VariousD004-8, D010-43, U-Listed, Universal Waste
LP14Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Paints, Latex and/or Oil-Based, and Paint-Related Materials, >2,500 BTU/Lb, No Isocyanates. Formerly FL14 (See Base CLIN LP15 for 100% Latex)VariousD001 (IGN), D004-43, Listed
LP15Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Non-RCRA Loose-Packed Paints, including 100% Water-Based, e.g., Latex. Formerly NR06VariousN/A
LP77Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Pesticides, Managed as Universal Waste.VariousUniversal Waste 40 CFR 273.3
LP78Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Non-RCRA, State and Non-State Regulated, including pharmaceuticals. Mandatory RCRA Incineration, Certificate of Destruction Required.VariousN/A
LP79Lab Packs/Loose PacksLab Packs/Loose Packs, Miscellaneous laboratory-related wastes including preserved specimens, microscope slides, etc. Does not allow for Infectious or Biological-Hazardous Waste. May require a Non-Bio/Non-Infectious Certificate.VariousD001-2, D004-8, D010-43, Listed
Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-Regulated
NR01Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Solids, Direct Landfill Ready (Subtitle D or Equivalent). No Free Liquids. Includes Non-PCB Drained/Dry Transformers, Ballasts, Capacitors, and Related Equipment.SolidN/A
NR02Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Solids with Asbestos, Direct Landfill Ready (Subtitle D or Equivalent). Special Packaging Required. No Free Liquids.SolidN/A
NR03Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Liquids, Pumpable, Aqueous (Water based). NR03B5 must meet specifications for wastewater treatment and discharge.LiquidN/A
NR04Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Liquids, Pumpable, Organic-Based, i.e., primarily consisting of compound(s) containing hydrocarbons.LiquidN/A
NR05Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Liquids/Sludges/Solids/Debris, requiring solidification prior to landfill (Subtitle D or Equivalent). Includes Non-PCB Oil-Filled Transformers, Ballasts, Capacitors and Related Equipment.VariousN/A
NR06Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Loose-Packed Paints, including 100% Water-Based, e.g., Latex. Please see LP15VariousN/A
NR07Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Pharmaceuticals for Thermal Destruction, Prescription and Non-Prescription. No DEA Restricted Meds. Certificate of Destruction Required.VariousN/A
NR08Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Empty Containers Meeting EPA "RCRA-Empty" Definition, Metal Only, Intact, for Recycle or Disposal.SolidN/A
NR09Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Empty Containers Meeting EPA "RCRA-Empty" Definition, Metal and/or Plastic/Poly, Crushed, for Recycle or Disposal.SolidN/A
NR10Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Empty Containers Meeting EPA "RCRA-Empty" Definition, Plastic/Poly Only, Intact, for Recycle or Disposal.SolidN/A
NR11Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Combustible Solids for Waste-To-Energy (WTE) Disposal. May contain some free liquids.VariousN/A
NR12Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Media/Debris containing DOE-Exempt Naturally Occurring Radioactivity (NORM) measuring <2,000 pCi/g.SolidN/A
NR79Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Solids @ (Insert Location), POL-Contaminated Items, e.g., Pads, Rags, Booms, Sweepables, etc. Contractor returns empty drums to Generator for reuse.SolidN/A
NR90Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA AFFF-Contaminated Solids/Sludges/Debris for RCRA Incineration, e.g., Soil, PPE, Filter Media. May contain some free liquids. Certificate of Disposal/ Destruction Required.VariousN/A
NR92Non-RCRA, State and Non-State RegulatedNon-RCRA AFFF Concentrate Liquid for RCRA Incineration, Pumpable, Unused or >10% AFFF Product, Pumpable. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required. ***For Navy Standalone Contract Only***LiquidN/A
NR93Non-RCRA, State and Non-State RegulatedNon-RCRA AFFF Concentrate Liquid for RCRA Incineration, Pumpable, Unused or >10% AFFF Product, Pumpable. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.LiquidN/A
NR94Non-RCRA, State and Non-State RegulatedNon-RCRA AFFF Rinsate/Water-Diluted Liquid for RCRA Incineration, Pumpable, Used or >90% Water, Pumpable. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.LiquidN/A
NR95Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-Regulated Electron Tubes for Demil and Disposal, Direct Landfill (Subtitle D or equivalent). Certificate of Disposal/ Destruction Required.SolidN/A
NR96Non-RCRA, State and Non-State RegulatedNon-RCRA Liquids for RCRA Incineration, Pumpable. Certificate of Disposal/ Destruction Required.LiquidN/A
NR97Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Solids/Sludges/Debris for RCRA Incineration. May contain some free liquids. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.VariousN/A
NR98Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Military Articles, Demil-Required, e.g., Boots, Gloves, CDE Kits, Filters, Masks, MOPP Suits, etc. for Subtitle D or C Landfill. Cert of Disposal/ Destruction Required. No Uniforms (Use NR99) or Submarine Tiles (Use TX99).VariousN/A
NR99Non-RCRA, Non-State and State-RegulatedNon-RCRA Military Uniforms/Textiles, Demil-Required, for Thermal Destruction. Certificate of Destruction Required.SolidN/A
PCB-Related
PC01PCB-RelatedPCB and PCB/RCRA-Mixed Waste Contaminated with or Containing ≥50 ppm Source (≥5 ppm in CA), e.g., Debris, Sludge, Water, Leaking Capacitors, Fluids other than Transformer Mineral Oil. Certificate of Destruction Required. .VariousCharacteristic, Listed
PC02PCB-RelatedPCB Mineral Oil from Transformers, <50 ppm PCBs (<5 ppm in CA), Non-RCRA .LiquidN/A
PC03PCB-RelatedPCB Mineral Oil from Transformers, 50-4,000 ppm PCBs (5-4,000 ppm in CA). Non-RCRA, Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. .LiquidN/A
PC04PCB-RelatedPCB Mineral Oil , Water, Other Fluids, >4,000 ppm PCBs. Certificate of Destruction Required. .LiquidCharacteristic, Listed
PC05PCB-RelatedPCB Oil-Filled Capacitors/Equipment other than Transformers, <50 ppm ppm PCBs, Non-RCRA .VariousN/A
PC06PCB-RelatedPCB Oil-Filled Capacitors/Ballasts/Equipment other than Transformers, ≥50 ppm PCBs (≥5 ppm in CA), Non-RCRA, Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required.VariousN/A
PC07PCB-RelatedPCB Oil-Filled Transformers, <50 ppm PCBs (<5 ppm in CA), Non-RCRA.VariousN/A
PC08PCB-RelatedPCB Oil-Filled Transformers, ≥50 ppm PCBs (≥5 ppm in CA). Certificate of Recycling or Destruction Required. .VariousN/A
PC09PCB-RelatedPCB Solids/Debris Contaminated with <50 ppm Source (<5 ppm in CA), e.g., Transformer Carcasses, Drained Equipment, Ballasts, Rags, PPE, Empty Containers. No Free Liquids. Non-RCRA .SolidN/A
PC10PCB-RelatedPCB Solids/Debris Contaminated with ≥50 ppm Source (≥5 ppm in CA), e.g., Transformer Carcasses, Drained Equipment, Ballasts, Rags, PPE, Empty Containers. No Free Liquids. Non-RCRA. Certificate of Disposal, Recycling or Destruction Required.SolidN/A
PC11PCB-RelatedPCB and Non-PCB Related ballast and other devices containing ≤50 ppm (≤5 ppm in CA) for Mandatory Recycling of recycable components. Certificate of Recycling Required. (See x.x). Physical State: Various Permissible Waste Codes:N/AVariousN/A
PC12PCB-RelatedPCB and Non-PCB Related ballast and other devices containing ≥50 ppm (≥5 ppm in CA) for Mandatory Recycling of recycable components. Certificate of Recycling Required. (See x.x). Physical State: Various Permissible Waste Codes:N/AVariousN/A
Recycle / Recovery
RE01Recycle/RecoveryLamps, Fluorescent, Intact. Includes CFLs, U-Bent, Circulars. Use CLIN Suffix C7.SolidUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE02Recycle/RecoveryLamps, Fluorescent, Crushed/Broken, with/out FiltersSolidUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE03Recycle/RecoveryLamps, HalogenSolidUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE04Recycle/RecoveryLamps, High Intensity Discharge (HID) and/or Light Emitting Diode (LED)SolidUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE05Recycle/RecoveryLamps, Mercury/Mercury VaporSolidUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE06Recycle/RecoveryLamps, Metal Halide and Metal Hydride, including SodiumSolidUniversal Waste, D003-11
RE07Recycle/RecoveryMercury, High, COD Vials, Nessler's Reagent, Chemicals and Residues, Hg >260 mg/KgVariousUniversal Waste, D002, D004-11
RE08Recycle/RecoveryMercury, High, Dental Amalgams, Debris & Residues, Hg >260 mg/KgVariousUniversal Waste D004-11
RE09Recycle/RecoveryMercury, High, Liquid Mercury/Devices, Debris & Residues, Hg >260 mg/KgVariousUniversal Waste D004-11
RE10Recycle/RecoveryAntifreeze, Used and Unused for Recycling or Fuels Blending. RE10ME refers to 55-gal containers (Minimum: 30 EA) pumped/vacuumed/stung onsite and includes recycling and service. Empty containers are left with Generator.LiquidUniversal Waste
RE11Recycle/RecoveryUsed Oil, <10% Water, <1,000 ppm Total Organic Halides. RE11ME refers to 55-gal containers (Minimum: 30 EA) pumped/vacuumed/stung onsite and includes recycling and service. Empty containers are left with Generator.LiquidUniversal Waste
RE12Recycle/RecoveryUsed Oil, >10% Water, <1,000 ppm Total Organic Halides. RE12ME refers to 55-gal containers (Minimum: 30 EA) pumped/vacuumed/stung onsite and includes recycling and service. Empty containers are left with Generator.LiquidUniversal Waste
RE13Recycle/RecoveryUsed Oil Filters, Drained and Undrained, and/or Fully Drained Fuel FiltersVariousUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE14Recycle/RecoveryLead Articles and Spent Ammunitions Meeting Specs for RecoverySolidUniversal Waste, D004-11
RE78Recycle/RecoveryAerosols, California Universal Waste for Recycling. No Corrosives or Reactives.
VariousUniversal Waste
Reactive
RX01ReactiveAerosols, Foaming, Isocyanates or other reactives.VariousD001-43, Listed, Universal Waste
RX02ReactiveCyanide, >50% Debris, >590 mg/Kg Total CNVariousD002-11, Listed
RX03ReactiveCyanide Liquids, Solids, <50% Debris, 590-10,000 mg/Kg (1%) Total CNVariousD002-11, Listed
RX04ReactiveCyanide Liquids, Solids, <50% Debris, 1%-10% Total CNVariousD002-11, Listed
RX05ReactiveCyanide Liquids, Solids, <50% Debris, >10% Total CNVariousD002-11, Listed
RX06ReactiveReactive Oxidizers, e.g., Nitrates, Nitrites, Persulfates, Inorganic Peroxides, No Organic PeroxidesVariousD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX07ReactivePolymerizing Materials, e.g, Styrene, Isocyanates, AcrylatesVariousD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX08ReactiveReactive Metals, e.g., Powders, Dusts, Fines. Air/Water Reactive. Shipped Under Oil and/or Special Packaging May Be required.SolidD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX09ReactiveReactive Metals, Debris. Air/Water Reactive. Shipped Under Oil and/or Special Packaging May Be Required.SolidD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX10ReactiveReactive Non-Metals, Debris, e.g., P-Coded, Temperature Sensitive, PIHs, Air/Water Reactive.VariousD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX11ReactiveReactive Acyl Halides, Sulfonyl Halides, and Chloroformates, including but not limited to Acetyl bromide, acetyl chloride, acetyl iodide, benzenesulfonyl chloride, benzoyl chloride, fumaryl chloride, isobutyryl chloride, methacryloyl chloride, n-butyl chloroformate, phosphorous oxychloride, and sulfuryl chloride.VariousD001-D043, Listed
RX95ReactiveReactive, Ignitable, and Toxic Solids, e.g., tank bottoms, sludge, and/or debris for Thermal Destruction. Contaminated with Mineral Spirits, Motor Oil, Alcohol, Solvents, and Otto Fuel. <1% Cyanide, <1% Alcohol, <1% Total RCRA Metals.SolidD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX96ReactiveReactive Electron Tubes for Demil and Disposal, Water Reactive, Intact, Contains Non-Radioactive Cesium, Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.SolidD001-D043, Listed
RX97ReactiveReactive, Ignitable, and Toxic Liquid for Thermal Destruction. Contains Water, Mineral Spirits, Motor Oil, <1% Cyanide, <1% Alcohol, <1% Total RCRA Metals.LiquidD001, D003, D004-11, Listed
RX98ReactiveOBA Cannisters, EEBD and Oxygen Candles, Potentially Reactive, Spent and/or Unspent. Special packaging may be required.SolidD001, D003, D004-11
RX99ReactiveMilitary Items, Demil-Required, Reactive, Must Carry D003, Solids/Liquids/Debris, e.g., CDE Kits, Vials, Filters, PPE, etc. (No Batteries) for Conventional RCRA Treatment and Disposal. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.VariousD001-D043, Listed
Toxic
TX01ToxicChromium, Hexavalent, <1% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, SludgesVariousD001 (OX), D004-11
TX02ToxicChromium, Hexavalent, 1-10% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, SludgesVariousD001 (OX), D004-11
TX03ToxicChromium, Hexavalent, >10% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, SludgesVariousD001 (OX), D004-11
TX04ToxicChromium, Hexavalent, <1% Cr+6, Listed Liquids, Solids, SludgesVariousD004-11, F006-12, F019
TX05ToxicChromium, Hexavalent, Wastewater, Pumpable, <1% Total MetalsLiquidD004-11, Listed Inorganics
TX06ToxicDebris, Inorganic Constituents Only. >50% debris by volume, >60 mm (~2.5") particle size. No free liquids unless incidental rainwater/condensation (See TX20).DebrisD004-11, Listed Inorganics
TX07ToxicDebris, Organic and/or Inorganic Constituents. >50% Debris by volume, >60 mm (~2.5") Particle size. Total VOCs <500 ppm. No free liquids unless incidental rainwater/condensation (see TX20). May include RCRA-Hazardous Asbestos.DebrisD004-43, Listed, but no F020-32.
TX08ToxicDioxins, Furans, and Precursors. Liquids, Solids, Sludges, Debris.VariousD004-43, Listed
TX09ToxicHigh Halogen Liquids/Sludges/Solids/Debris, Non-Flammable, Includes Solvents, Herbicides and Pesticides, Characteristic/ListedVariousD004-43, Listed, Universal Waste
TX10ToxicMetals in Wastewater, <5% Suspended Solids, <1% Total Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Characteristic/ListedLiquidD004-11, Listed Inorganics
TX11ToxicMetals in Wastewater, <5% Suspended Solids, >1% Total Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Characteristic/ListedLiquidD004-11, Listed Inorganics
TX12ToxicMetals-Bearing Liquids, Low, <1% TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Pumpable if Bulk, CharacteristicLiquidD004-11
TX13ToxicMetals-Bearing Liquids, Low, <1% TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Pumpable if Bulk, ListedLiquidD004-11, Listed
TX14ToxicMetals-Bearing Liquids, High, >1% TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Pumpable if Bulk, CharacteristicLiquidD004-11
TX15ToxicMetals-Bearing Liquids, High, >1% TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Pumpable if Bulk, ListedLiquidD004-11, Listed
TX16ToxicMetals-Bearing Solids/Sludges/Some Free Liquids, Low (<1%) TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, CharacteristicVariousD004-11
TX17ToxicMetals-Bearing Solids/Sludges/Some Free Liquids, Low (<1%) TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, ListedVariousD004-11, Listed Inorganics
TX18ToxicMetals-Bearing Solids/Sludges/Some Free Liquids, High (>1%) TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, CharacteristicVariousD004-11
TX19ToxicMetals-Bearing Solids/Sludges/Some Free Liquids, High (>1%) TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, ListedVariousD004-11, Listed
TX20ToxicMetals-Bearing Debris/Solids/Sludges with Free Liquids, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Characteristic/ListedVariousD004-11, Listed
TX21ToxicOrganics Contaminated Water, Pumpable, <10% Suspended Solids, <10% Organics, e.g., Toluene, Phenol in water. Not more toxic than common solvents.LiquidD004-43, Listed
TX22ToxicOrganics in Solids/Sludges/Debris, i.e. Soil, Tank & Still Bottoms, Adhesives, Filtercake. Not more toxic than common solvents.VariousD004-43, Listed
TX23ToxicToxic/Hazardous Solids and Debris Meeting Universal Treatment Standards (UTS). Subtitle C Landfill Ready. No Free Liquids or PCBs.SolidListed
TX24ToxicOrganic Solvents, Technical Grade Pure or Mixed Solutions, With or Without Water and/or Metals, Pumpable, Flashpoint ≥140°F.
LiquidD004-43, Listed
TX25ToxicToxic Blast Media/Debris containing DOE-Exempt Naturally Occurring Radioactivity (NORM) measuring <2,000 pCi/g.SolidD004-11
TX97ToxicToxic Electron Tubes for Demil and Disposal, Intact, Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.SolidD004-11
TX98ToxicMilitary Items, Demil-required, RCRA Toxic, i.e. CDE Kits, Tents, Filters, PPE, etc. for Conventional RCRA Treatment and Disposal. Certificate of Disposal/Destruction Required.VariousD004-43,Listed
TX99ToxicMilitary Submarine Tiles, Demil-Required via RCRA Incinerator. Use this CLIN even when no toxic Waste Codes apply. Certificate of Destruction Required.SolidD004-11

Note: The 4-character Base CLIN followed by the 2-character CLIN Suffix collectively comprises the Contract Line Item Number (CLIN). "Permissible EPA Waste Codes" (5th Column) does not imply that any or all of those waste codes indicated will apply, but that no other waste code(s) may apply. The term "Listed" does not imply that all EPA Listed Waste Codes may apply. Rare/exotic EPA Listed Waste Codes or combinations thereof may be handled on a case-by-case basis, with consideration given to those Waste Codes that are Permitted and accepted by the TSD Facilities and their locations relative to the Generator locations.

CLIN Suffixes

Containerized Waste Units
CLIN Suffix→C1C2C3C4C5C6C7
Container Size/Type0-5 Gal
DM/DF6-15 Gal
DM/DF16-30 Gal
DM/DF31-55 Gal
DM/DF56-95 Gal
DM/DFCYB, TRIWALL or PALLETContainerized Pounds
(U/M)(EA)(EA)(EA)(EA)(EA)(EA)(LB)
Bulk Waste Units
CLIN Suffix→B1B2B3B4B5B6
Bulk Load DescriptionHeavy Bulk Solids (>600 Lbs/Yd3)
Priced per Lb, Based on Bulk Loads that are…Bulk Pumpable LiquidsLightweight Bulk Solids

(<600 Lbs/Yd3)

(U/M)<10,000 Lbs
(LB)10K-20K Lbs
(LB)20K-30K Lbs
(LB)>30,000 Lbs
(LB)Gallons*
(GL)Cubic Yds*

(CD)

Notes:Weights shown above are net weights of actual waste per bulk load.
Not to be used for lightweight solids weighing less than 600 Lbs/yd3.*Light Load Surcharges Apply*Min. Load Volumes Apply
Miscellaneous Units
CLIN Suffix→MEM1M2M3
CylindersLectureSmallMediumLarge
Size Up To:3" x 12"4" x 24"12" x 36"16" x 56"
(U/M)(EA)(EA)(EA)(EA)
CLIN Suffix ME (Misc. Each) also has other applications, e.g., on-site vacuumed/pumped 55-gal drums.
Hybrid Bid Schedules Only
CLIN Suffix→MEM1M2M3
Container Size:1.25 Gal2.5 Gal
Type:DM/DFDM/DF
(U/M)(EA)(EA)

Compressed Gas Cross Reference

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
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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
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HYDROGEN FLUORIDE (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures)CY03
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HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE (PHOSPHINE)CY05
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HYDROGEN SULFIDECY05
HYDROXYETHYLPHENYL SULFIDECY05
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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
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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
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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
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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
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NITROUS OXIDECY01/CY11
NITRYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED)CY07
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OCTAFLUOROBUTENECY04
OCTAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE (R-C318)CY02
OCTAFLUOROCYCLOPENTANECY02
OCTAFLUOROPROPANE (R-218)CY02
OCTANESCY02
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OCTYLBICYCLOHEPTENECY02
OLEUMCY05
OXYFUME-12 STERILANTCY04
OXYGENCY01
OXYGEN DIFLUORIDECY07
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PARATHIONCY04
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PENTABORANECY07
PENTACHLOROFLUOROETHANE (R111)CY02
PENTACHLOROPROPANECY04
PENTACHLOROTRIFLUOROPROPANE (R213)CY02
PENTAFLUOROACETONECY04
PENTAFLUOROBUTENECY04
PENTAFLUOROCHLORO ACETONECY04
PENTAFLUORODIMETHYL ETHERCY04
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PENTAFLUOROETHYLENE IODIDECY04
PENTAFLUOROMONOCHLOROACETONECY04
PENTAFLUOROPROPANOLCY04
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PERFLUOROALKYL IODINE (FORALKYL)CY04
PERFLUOROBUTADIENECY04
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PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTENECY04
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PERFLUOROETHANE (R-125)CY02
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PERFLUOROPENTANECY04
PERFLUOROPROPANECY02
PERFLUOROPROPENECY02
PERFLUOROPROPIONITRILECY04
PERFLUOROPROPYL VINYL ETHERCY02
PERFLUOROPROPYLENECY02
PERFLUOROPROPYLENE OXIDECY02
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PETROLEUM GASES, LIQUIFIEDCY08
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PHENYL SILANECY07
PHOSDRIN (LETHALAIRE G64)CY04
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PHOSPHORUS TRICHLORIDECY03
PHOSPHORUS TRIFLUORIDECY04
PHOSPHORYL CHLORIDECY03
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PINENECY02
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POLYMERIC MDICY02
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PROPYL MERCAPTANCY05
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R-111 (PENTACHLOROFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-1112 (DICHLORODIFLUROETHYLENE)CY02
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R-113 (TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
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R-115(CHLOROPENTAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-116 (HEXAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
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R-1211 (BROMOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-1216 (HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE)CY02
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R-124 (CHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-125 (PERFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-12B2 (DIBROMODIFLOUROMETHANE)CY02
R-13 (CHLOROTRIFLUORMETHANE)CY02
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R-132 (DICHLORODIFLUOROETHANE)CY02
R-133A (CHLOROTIRFLUOROETHANE)CY02
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R-13B1 (BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
R-14 (TETRAFLUOROMETHANE)CY02
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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
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SELENIUM OXYCHLORIDECY03
SILANECY03
SILICON TETRABROMIDECY03
SILICON TETRACHLORIDECY04
SILICON TETRAFLUORIDECY05

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