QandA Iraq.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- SP450020R0022
- Issued by
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Defense Logistics Agency
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This combined synopsis/solicitation seeks proposals for hazardous waste removal and disposal services in Northern Iraq. Work will involve removing, transporting, and disposing of hazardous and nonhazardous wastes from military installations in Northern Iraq. Proposals are due by 1600 EST on August 14, 2020 and shall be emailed to three Defense Logistics Agency addresses listed. The contract will have a 30-month base period from October 2020 to April 2023. Acceptable disposal facilities must be properly vetted and added to the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services Qualified Facilities List prior to any waste removal. Pricing shall be provided using the price schedule in Attachment 1. A description of requirements and performance work statement can be found in Attachment 2. Additional attachments provide applicable regulations, user guides, forms, and lists of approved local vendors.
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1. I would just like to confirm that there is no sort of waiver for the Qualified Facility List (QFL) / Qualified Transporter List (QTL) stipulation. Neither South Iraq nor Northern Iraq are on the above lists. This would mean exporting the Hazmat Material to either a Turkish or Kuwaiti Facility on the list. As well as utilizing Transporters from that list. Is that accurate?
A. The contractor will export the HW to a TSDF only if the country of generation does not have in country disposal facility as outlined in Article 4 Section 9 of the International transboundary agreement.
2. Based on our understanding, DLA intends to ship the waste outside of Iraq to an approved TSDR facility. Can you please confirm?
A. The contractor will export the HW to a TSDF only if the country of generation does not have in country disposal facility as outlined in Article 4 Section 9 of the International transboundary agreement.
3. Can DLA accept disposal of waste in a licensed facility in Iraq?
A. Yes, but the facility must be properly vetted and added to the DLA Disposition Services
Qualified Facilities List (QFL) prior to any removal.
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