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Q. How often per year removals must be done in Bahrain?

A.Removals take place as often as the generator request task order removal, each request once received from Disp Svcs J-76 has a 60-day Period of Performance. For FY 2022, there was a total of 17 task order requests processed for Bahrain.
Q.What quantity per collection was taken over by the previous disposal company?
A.Between Dec. 2021 thru Nov. 2022 there were a total of 17 removals, 594,134 lbs. removed, with an average removal of 34,949 lbs.
Q.Which waste streams can’t treat in country?

A. -Batteries, Mercury.

-Compressed Gas Cylinders, including but not limited to chlorofluocarbons, fluorine, bromine, acetylene, oxygen, halon, and nitrogen (does not include chlorine).

-Compressed Gas Cylinders, including Cartridges. Mixed calibration gases.

Chlorine Gas, in cylinders.

-Mercury and mercury containing items, including but not limited to mercury vapor lamps and dental amalgam -Cyanide and cyanide containing wastes, liquid or solid.

-Asbestos and asbestos bearing items, including but not limited to brake shoes, safes, and file cabinets.

-Chlorofluorocarbons, not including compressed gases.

Q. Is it ensured that all waste is disposed of via the new contract, or can the Air Force use its own contracts or contacts?

A. We are aware that the Generator (NAVY) can use their own contracts when ours fails or there is a cheaper option.

Q. Can the deadline be extended by 3 weeks, because the full working hours are not available through Christmas and New Year.

A. Yes, extended to February 10, 2023.

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