Attachment_B_ENVIRONMENTAL_Forms.pdf

Section 3.7

Category Product Product Type Content Levels Building Construction, Renovation, and Maintenance

Building insulation (R, ES)

Rock wool

75% recovered slag

Fiberglass 20-25% recovered glass

Cellulose loose-fill and spray-on

75% postconsumer paper

Perlite composite board 23% postconsumer paper

Rigid foam 9% recovered material

Foam-in-place 5% recovered material

Glass fiber reinforced 6% recovered material

Phenolic rigid foam 5% recovered material

Plastic, non-woven batt

100% recovered and/or postcon-sumer plastics

Plastic Insulating Foam for Residential and Com-mercial Construction (BP)

7% - Minimum Biobased Content

Cement and concrete (R)

Coal fly ash

See EPA guidance at www.epa.gov/cpg

Ground granulated blast furnace slag www.epa.gov/cpg

Cenospheres

Sililca fume www.epa.gov/cpg

Composite Panels (BP) Acoustical 37% - Minimum Biobased Content

Interior Panels 55% - Minimum Biobased Content

Plastic Lumber 23% - Minimum Biobased Content

Structural Interior Panels 89% - Minimum Biobased Content Structural Wall Panels 94% - Minimum Biobased Content

Floor tiles (R) 90-100% postconsumer rubber

90-100% recovered plastic

Flowable fill (R) www.epa.gov/cpg

Laminated paperboard (R) Paperboard 100% postconsumer paper

Structural fiberboard Paper 80-100% recovered material

Modular threshold ramps (R)

Steel

25-100% recovered steel, including 16-67% postconsumer content

Aluminum 10% recovered aluminum

Rubber 100% postconsumer rubber

Nonpressure pipes (R)

HDPE

100% postconsumer High Density Polyethylene

PVC

25-100% recovered Polyvinyl Chloride, including 5-15% post-consumer content

Concrete

Rubber 90-100% postconsumer rubber or rubber blends

Plastic

90-100% recovered plastic or plas-tic blends

Roofing materials (R, BP, ES/FEMP)

Aluminum www.epa.gov/cpg 20-90% recovered aluminum, in-cluding 20-90% postconsumer content

Fiber

50-100% recovered fiber or fiber composite, including 50-100% postconsumer content

100% recovered rubber, including 12-100% postconsumer content

Plastic/composites

Wood/composites

Concrete

100% postconsumer plastic or plastic/rubber composite 100% recovered wood/plastic composite See EPA guidance at www.epa.gov/cpg

Plastic (polyol) 20% biobased content ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Ceiling Fans (ES) ENERGY STAR Windows (ES/ FEMP) ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Doors and Skylights (ES) ENERGY STAR Fluid-Filled Transformers

(BP)

Syntheric Ester-Based

66% - Minimum Biobased Content

Vegetable Oil-Based 95% - Minimum Biobased Content

Bathroom Fixtures

Bathroom sink faucets (WS/

FEMP)

FEMP and WaterSense

Showerheads (WS/FEMP) FEMP and WaterSense

Toilets (WS) WaterSense Urinals (WS/ FEMP) FEMP and WaterSense

Shower and restroom divid-ers/partitions (R)

20-100% recovered plastic, includ-ing 20-100% postconsumer content

HVAC Room AC (ES/ FEMP) ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Air-Source Heat Pumps (ES/

FEMP)

ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Geothermal or Ground-Source Heat Pumps (ES/ FEMP)

Boilers (ES/ FEMP) ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Furnaces (ES/ FEMP) ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Light Commercial Heating and Cooling (ES)

ENERGY STAR

Ventilating Fans (ES) Commerical Unitary Air Con-ditioners (FEMP)

FEMP

Air-Cooled Chillers (FEMP)

Water-Cooled Chillers

(FEMP)

Commercial Heat Pumps

Centrifugal Pumping System

Electric Water Heaters

Gas Water Heaters (FEMP) FEMP Programmable Thermostats

(ES)

Appliances Commercial Dishwashers

(ES)

Clothes washers (ES/ FEMP) ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Dishwashers (ES/ FEMP) ENERGY STAR and FEMP

Miscellaneous Water tank coatings (BP) 59% biobased content

Concrete and Asphalt Release Fluids (BP)

87% - Minimum Biobased Content

Fire Suppression and Explo-sion Protection

Total flooding agents

SNAP

Streaming applications SNAP Halon substitute manufac-turers

SNAP

Landscaping Products

Compost (R) Yard trimmings, food waste, manure, biosolids, or other recovered organic materials

100% recovered organic materials

Hoses (R)

Garden hose

60-65% postconsumer rubber and/or plastic

Soaker hose

60-70% postconsumer rubber and/or plastic

Hydraulic mulch (R)

Paper-based hydraulic mulch

100% postconsumer paper

Wood-based hydraulic mulch

100% recovered wood and paper

Lawn and garden edging (R)

30-100% recovered plastic and/or rubber, including 30-100% post-

Plastic lumber landscaping timber and posts (R)

75-100% recovered High Density Polyethylene, including 25-100% postconsumer content 100% recovered mixed plas-tics/sawdust, including 50% post-consumer content 95% recovered High Density Poly-ethylene/fiberglass, including 75% postconsumer content 95-100% other mixed recovered resins, including 50-100% postcon-sumer content

Fertilizers (BP) 71% - Minimum Biobased Content Landscape irrigation services

(WS)

WaterSense Weather- or sensor-based irrigation control technologies

(WS)

WaterSense

Roadway Construction

Cement and concrete (R)

Coal fly ash

Ground granulated blast furnace slag

Cenospheres

Sililca fume www.epa.gov/cpg

Railroad grade crossing sur-faces (R)

Concrete

15-20% recovered coal fly ash

Rubber 85-95% recovered tire rubber

Wood

90-97% recovered wood or wood composite, including 90-97% post-

100% recovered plastic or plastic composite, including 85-95% post-consumer content

Concrete and Asphalt Release Fluids (BP)

87% - Minimum Biobased Content

Building Finishes

Carpet (R)

Polyester carpet face fiber

25-100% recovered Polyethylene Terephthalate, including 25-100% postconsumer content

Carpet (BP)

Woven, tufted, or knitted fiber and a backing system

7% - Minimum Biobased Content

Carpet cushion (R)

Bonded polyurethane

15-50% old carpet cushion, includ-ing 15-50% postconsumer content

Carpet cushion (R) Jute 40% postconsumer burlap

Synthetic fibers 100% recovered carpet fabrication scrap

60-90% recovered tire rubber, in-cluding 60-90% postconsumer content

Reprocessed latex paint (R)

White, off-white, pastel colors

20% postconsumer content

Reprocessed latex paint (R)

Grey, brown, earthtones, and other dark colors

50-99% recovered material, includ-ing 50-99% postconsumer content

Consolidated latex paint (R) 100% postconsumer content

Mats (R)

85-100% recovered rubber, includ-ing 75-100% postconsumer content

100% recovered plastic, including 10-100% postconsumer content

Blends

100% postconsumer rubber/plastic composite

Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) (ES/ FEMP)

Light Fixtures (ES) ENERGY STAR

Decorative Light Strings (ES) ENERGY STAR LED Lighting ENERGY STAR Fluorescent Tube Lamps

Fluorescent Ballasts (FEMP) FEMP Fluorescent Luminaires

Downlight Luminaires

Industrial HID Luminaires

Lighting Controls (FEMP) FEMP

HAZMAT AUTHORIZATION FOR CONTRACTORS (Section 14.1)

NO HAZARDOUS MATERIAL WILL BE

DELIVERED, STORED, OR USED ON-SITE

UNTIL IT HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY

ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY, AND

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Project:

Contractor:

Contractor will provide ALL of the information required below for each hazardous material (hazmat) item used on the job site; this form will be submitted to the Contracting Officer

Attach a current Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for each item A copy of this form will be return to the contractor after all reviews have been completed At project close-out, provide the ACTUAL quantity of the item used during the project on the Hazmat Use

Summary Form This authorization is used strictly to gather information on hazardous materials usage to address regulatory reporting requirements, as well as ensure the health and safety of government employees. This authorization is NOT:

An indication that the material meets the intent of the project plans and specifications An evaluation or approval of the contractor’s environmental, safety, or health programs

Product Name: Product Part/Stock Number:

Material Unit of Issue (55-gallon drum, 5-gallon pail, 16 oz box, 10 lbs bag, etc.):

Storage Location:

Frequency of Use (one-time, one week, throughout project):

Location of Use (if other than on the immediate project site):

Proposed Quantity of Material to be Used On-Site (gallons, pounds, etc.):

Brief Description of Use (what is the hazmat being used for):

Intended Disposal (how will excess material, empty containers, and clean up materials be disposed of):

FOR ESOH OFFICE USE (use reverse if needed) This item is exempt from Hazmart tracking; no further evaluation required; contractor does not need to track use Authorized Bioenvironmental Engineering - Comments Authorized with comment Change requested

Signature

Authorized Environmental Management - Comments Subject to EPCRA 312

Subject to EPCRA 313

Authorized with comment Change requested

Signature

Authorized Safety/Fire Protection - Comments Authorized with comment Change requested

Signature

CONTRACTOR HAZMAT USE SUMMARY (Section 14.2)

Contractor will provide ALL of the information required below for each hazardous material (hazmat) item used on the job site; this form will be submitted to the Contracting Officer

Provide enough information that quantities can be converted to total pounds.

Product Name: Product

Part/Stock Material Unit of Issue (55-gallon drum, 5-gallon pail, ACTUAL total quantity of product used throughout the project

Section 15.5