Appendix_3_-_Recycling_Plan_for_Bldg._5111.pdf

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SRM Combined HVAC Project for Bldg. 5111 Federal contract opportunity
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W911S6-17-B-0008
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Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Dugway Proving Ground

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Recycling Plan for 5111 Mechanical Room Rework

APPENDIX 4

The goal of this Recycling Plan is to meet the Army’s mandated 50% diversion rate for demolition wastes. Diverting demolition wastes from a landfill or an incinerator is accomplished by recycling and/or re-using materials.

USAG Dugway’s Qualified Recycling Program (QRP) is in charge of the recycling efforts for the installation. Questions regarding QRP practices shall be directed to the QRP Manager, Jerry Mason, at

435-831-3369 or gerald.l.mason.civ@mail.mil; or Steve Sheffey, 435-831-3581 or steven.s.sheffey.civ@mail.mil.

Contractor shall provide tonnages of materials set aside for recycling/reuse as well as tonnages of materials destined for disposal (landfill or incineration).

The applicable demolition wastes for this Recycling Plan are:

Concrete, Cinderblock walls, Wood, Metal roofing, Unregulated underground storage tanks (USTs) which are emptied and removed (if any), Metal wiring, boxes, Metal piping and other metal debris, Furnaces, water heaters, and boilers, Other materials, as mutually agreed upon by QRP personnel and the contractor.

The following demolition wastes are not to be recycled:

Insulation, Any asbestos material, Any hazardous material, and

Other materials, as mutually agreed upon by QRP personnel and the contractor.

The recyclable/re-usable demolition materials shall be taken to the English Village Landfill (EVLF) and placed in specific areas for future recovery actions:

Metal materials, such as conduit, piping, boxes, furnaces and other heating equipment, and roofing, Concrete (must be free of asbestos flooring or other asbestos material) and cinderblock walls, Wood, Wiring, USTs, Other materials, on a case-by-case basis, shall be managed as directed by QRP personnel (Mr.

Mason or Mr. Sheffey).

All materials destined for disposal shall be managed IAW the demolition contract.

mailto:gerald.l.mason.civ@mail.mil mailto:steven.s.sheffey.civ@mail.mil

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