Section_J_-_APP_L_-_HM_HW_Compatability_Chart.pdf
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This document contains an incompatible materials chart and information on an upcoming federal contract opportunity for environmental remediation services at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The incompatible materials chart provides guidance on hazardous materials that should not be stored or mixed together to avoid toxic gases, excessive heat, violent reactions, or other dangerous results. The federal contract opportunity will be a total small business set-aside with a value up to $45 million issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District. Services required under the contract include environmental compliance, restoration, conservation, pollution prevention, and management activities at Fort Belvoir. The minimum guarantee is $15,000 and the base year and four option years are included. The anticipated award date is September 2019.
Appendix L HM HW Compatibility Chart
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INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS CHART
NEVER STORE THESE WITH THESE
Label Common Material Haz Group + Keep Away From Haz Group = Result
ACIDS
Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid
CORROSIVE
Acids +
Paint, Thinner, Decon Kits, fuel, solvents Soaps, detergents, Ammonia Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen
Flammables Caustics Oxidizers
Toxic Gas Excessive Heat Violent Reaction
SOAP/DETERGENT
Soaps, Floor Soap, Comet
Ammonia, Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Bicarbonate, CORROSIVE
Caustic/Alkalies/
Bases
Paint, Thinner, Decon Kits, fuel, solvents Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach. Pure Oxygen
Flammables Acids Oxidizers
Toxic Gas Excessive Heat Violent
ADHESIVES
Epoxies, Binders, Hardeners
CORROSIVE
Caustic/ Alkalies/
Bases
Paint, Thinner, Decon Kits, fuel, solvents Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen
Flammables Acids Oxidizers
Excessive Heat Fire
WATER
TREATMENT
CHEMICALS/ACIDS
Citric Acid, Muratic Acid
CORROSIVE
Acids +
Paint, Thinner, Decon Kits, fuel, solvents Soaps, detergents, Ammonia Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen
Flammables Caustics Oxidizers
Explosive Gases Excessive Heat
Toxic Gases
WATER
TREATMENT
CHEMICALS/BASES
Tri-Sodium Phosphate, Caustic
Soda, Calcium Hypochlorite (Also Corrosive)
CORROSIVE
Caustic/ Alkalies/
Bases
Paint, Thinner, Decon Kits, fuel, solvents Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid Bleach, Pure Oxygen
Flammables Acids Oxidizers
Explosive Gases Excessive Heat
OXIDIZERS
Chlorine (Laundry Bleach), Calcium Hypochlorite, Calcium Oxide, Hydrogen Peroxide, Liquid or Compressed Oxygen
OXIDIZERS +
Oxidizers should not be stored with any other types of material
Flammables Caustics Acids
Fire Explosion ** POL exposed to compressed oxygen will explode violently
POL
Oil, Hydraulic Oil, Grease, Brake Free, Graphite Spray, Silicone Spray, WD-40, Fuel
FLAMMABLE +
Soaps, detergents, Ammonia Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid
Caustics Oxidizers Acids
Fire Violent
PAINTS
Primers, Enamel, Strippers, Spray Paint
FLAMMABLE +
Soaps, detergents, Ammonia Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid
Caustics Oxidizers Acids
Fire Violent
SOLVENTS
Parts Washer Fluid, Degreasers, Alcohols, Acetone, MEK, Toluene
FLAMMABLE +
Soaps, detergents, Ammonia Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen Battery Acid, Sulfuric, Acid, Muratic Acid
Caustics Oxidizers Acids
Fire Violent
BATTERIES
Automotive Batteries contain
Acid
CORROSIVE
Acids +
Soaps, detergents, Ammonia Calcium Hypochlorite, Bleach, Pure Oxygen Paint, Thinner, Decon Kits, fuel, solvents
Caustics Oxidizers Flammables
Explosive Gases Excessive Heat
PESTICIDES POISON +
Do not store with food products, May react with other hazardous chemicals
Poison Chemical
1. This Chart is to be used as a Guide Only!
2. Compare the desired HAZMAT Group with the incompatible materials of that group. If the colors don’t match, the materials SHOULD NEVER be stored or mixed together.
3. If the incompatible materials are mixed, you can see the expected results in the last column.
4. For specific information on proper storage and handling of hazardous materials, consult the MSDS.
5. For additional information, contact DPW Environmental and Natural Resource Division at 703-860-4008.
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