CAA_Response_to_Comments_FTBL_SATOC_Solicitation_2019.docx
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This document contains information regarding an environmental remediation services contract opportunity at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District intends to issue a Request for Proposal around July 15, 2019 for environmental remediation, compliance, restoration, conservation, and pollution prevention services at Fort Belvoir under a total small business set-aside. The NAICS code is 569210 for remediation services and the small business size standard is 500 employees. The Single Award Task Order Contract has a capacity of $45 million with a $15,000 minimum guarantee over one base year and four option years. Services required include environmental sampling and testing, remediation of contaminated soils and groundwater, demolition, waste handling and disposal, compliance activities, conservation and sustainability services, and pollution prevention programs. The contract will not include construction requirements and will cover only Fort Belvoir. The award date is anticipated to be around September 2019, with proposals due from registered SAM vendors.
CAA Response to Comments FTBL SASTOC Solicitation
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Response to Comments Clean Air Act Program – Fort Belvoir SATOC Solicitation Question 8239353: Request for air references Fort Belvoir CAA Response: Fort Belvoir’s Air Program is operated under four (4) Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VADEQ) issued permits: 2003 Title V Operating Permit (Registration Number 70550), Main Post minor New Source Review (mNSR) permit (Registration Number 70550), Fort Belvoir North Area mNSR permit (Registration Number 73630), and Rivanna Station mNSR permit (Registration Number 81599). All permits are being provided for reference. Please note that some “Facility Names/Acronyms” have been redacted where required; however, all pertinent unit and emission information is provided.
Question 8239433: Section J 3.1 and 3.2. Is the Fort Belvoir facility classified as an Area Source or Major for Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs)?
* Title V permit NVRO70550 (exp date 2008) does not address HAP levels.
* Depending on HAP status, the facility will be subject to:
o If major, 40 CFR 63 Subpart DDDDD - NESHAP for Boilers o If area source, 40 CFR 63 JJJJJJ - NESHAP for Boilers Please clarify
Fort Belvoir CAA Response: Fort Belvoir is classified as a “Major” source for HAPs [e.g. 10 tons per year (tpy) of any single HAP or 25 tpy or more of any combination of HAPs]. Fort Belvoir’s four (4) VADEQ permits have been provided as reference for applicable specifications.
Question 8239442: Section J 3.1.5 and 3.1.7. Vehicle Maintenance and Inspection Report:
* For clarification, is it correct that this is in reference to the VA DEQ Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program and Maintenance Program for the Northern Region?
* Do we assume this covers only the government-owned fleet vehicles at the Fort Belvoir facilities?
* Approximately how many non-sensitive mission vehicles are in the facility fleet?
* Does Fort Belvoir perform its own vehicle emissions inspections?
Fort Belvoir CAA Response:
1. Yes, reference is to the VADEQ Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program and Maintenance Program in the Northern Virginia Area.
2. Includes fleets of twenty or more government and sensitive mission vehicles at Fort Belvoir
3. Based on FY18 data, approximately 45 non-sensitive mission vehicles are included in the facility fleet.
4. No, Fort Belvoir does not perform its own vehicle emissions inspections.
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