Attachment 0005 Inventory Waste.xlsx

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VIARNG Hazardous Waste Disposal Service
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W9127P26QA023
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This file is an inventory waste manifest listing chemical, biological, and equipment waste materials requiring disposal. The inventory includes episodic items marked in red, comprising hazardous chemicals such as citric acid anhydrous (6 buckets), bisulfate AC-120 (6 drums, 1 box), calcium hypochlorite disinfectant (69 boxes total), sodium hydroxide (6 boxes), sodium bisulfate (53 boxes), glycerol ACS (1 case and 7 gallons), polyelectrolyte (100 gallons), sequestrant (65 gallons), caustic acid (9 gallons), sodium metabisulfite (162 packs), antiscalant (5 32-ounce packs), citric acid (9 5.5-pound units), and membrane cleaner (3 32-ounce containers). Additionally, the inventory includes non-chemical waste such as fluorescent tubes (1,000 units), ballasts (400 units), backup unit batteries, and used oil (200 gallons). This manifest supports the Virginia Army National Guard's hazardous waste disposal service solicitation (W9127P26QA023), indicating the quantities and types of materials requiring safe and compliant disposal through contracted waste management services.

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Episodic Items listed in Red
Name/TypeAmnt by CS
Citric Acid Anhydrous6 Buckets
Bisulfate Ac-1206 Drums
Bisulfate AC-1201 Box
Disinfectant Calsium Hypoclorite68 Boxes
Disinfectant Calsium Hypoclorite1 Box
Sodium Hydroxide6 Boxes
Sodium Bisulfate53 Boxes
Glycerol, ACS1 CS
Polyelectrolyte100 gal
Sequestrant65 gal
Caustic Acid9 gal
Sodium Metabisulfite162 packs
Antiscalant5 (32oz packs)
Citric Acid9 (5.5lb)
Membrane Cleaner3 (32oz)
Calcium Hypochlorite55 lbs
Glycerol, ACS7 gal
Fluorescent tubes:1000
Ballasts400
Back Up Unit Batteries
Used Oil200 Gal

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