Waste Mgmt Plan (3).xlsx
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- HST Elevator Phase 2 Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 47PM0220R0027
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This document contains a federal contract solicitation and a waste management plan template. The solicitation is for an elevator modernization design-build project at the Harry S Truman Federal Office Building in Washington, DC. The scope of work includes abatement, demolition, HVAC, electrical, and elevator monitoring system upgrades for twenty-one elevators and associated machine rooms. All work must be performed during off-hours or weekends to minimize disruptions. Companies must have a Secret facility clearance and workers must have a Final Secret clearance. The estimated cost range is over $10 million and the period of performance is 1,095 calendar days from notice to proceed. The solicitation targets small businesses certified in NAICS Code 238290 with a size standard of $15 million. The waste management plan template appears to be for tracking estimated and actual construction waste diversion for federal projects.
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Waste Diversion Report Project Waste Management Plan : split report into 2? anticipated and actual?
| -Steve Scavo - PMCB | Submittal Type: | Waste Diversion Plan (Anticipated) : | X | Waste Diversion Report (Final) : | |||||||
| (to be filled out by GSA) | |||||||||||
| Project Name: | ECC: | $ | Project Manager: | ePM/ePMX Project # : | |||||||
| Project Short Description: | PM email or phone: | gBUILD Project # : | |||||||||
| Building Number: | Service Center / Field Office: | Budget Activity: | (list all applicable) | RWA # : | |||||||
| (to be filled out by Contractor) | |||||||||||
| Anticipated Waste Diversion Plan | |||||||||||
| To be filled out and submitted Pre-Construction (with final Construction Documents) | Actual Waste Diversion Report | ||||||||||
| To be submitted during Project Close-Out | Diversion |
Rate
| Material | ||||||||||||||||
| (see weight conversion factors below) | Diversion | Waste not Diverted | Diverted Materials all methods | Waste not Diverted | Total Diverted + Landfilled lbs | |||||||||||
| Reuse | Recycle | Compost | Estimate % of each material diverted | Vendor / Facility | Landfill | Estimate % of landfill material | Diverted lbs | Vendor / Facility | Landfilled lbs | |||||||
| Asphalt | ||||||||||||||||
| Concrete | ||||||||||||||||
| Soil, Rock, Land Clearing Debris | ||||||||||||||||
| Cardboard | ||||||||||||||||
| Carpet, Padding/Foam | ||||||||||||||||
| Brick, Masonry, and Tile | ||||||||||||||||
| Metals | ||||||||||||||||
| Sheetrock (not painted) | ||||||||||||||||
| Clean Wood | ||||||||||||||||
| Ceiling tile | ||||||||||||||||
| Painted wood, painted drywall, plywood | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Reusable items | (complete Reuse List below) | |||||||||||||||
| Roofing | ||||||||||||||||
| Other Debris: | ||||||||||||||||
| Other Debris: | ||||||||||||||||
| Other Debris: | ||||||||||||||||
| Total: | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Reuse List: Reusable items such as cabinets, built-ins, framing lumber, siding, etc. are encouraged to be reused on-site or off-site. Please list accordingly. | |||
| Item | Use location | Off-Site Benefactor or Deconstruction Company | |
| On-site | Off-site | ||
| On-site | Off-site | ||
| On-site | Off-site | ||
| On-site | Off-site | ||
| On-site | Off-site |
| Weight Conversion Factors |
| Use the following conversion factors to help you with your estimated diversion for the Waste Diversion Plan. The Waste Diversion Report is a record of your actual diversion and disposal. The Waste Diversion Report and receipts from landfills, processing facilities, and recyclers must be available for review at project close-out. |
| Asphalt paving, crushed = 1,380 lbs / cubic yard | Concrete , scrap, loose = 1,855 lbs / cubic yard |
| Asphalt/shingles comp, loose = 418.5lbs / cubic yard | Earth, loose = 2,052 lbs / cubic yard |
| Brick, laid flat = 20 lbs/square foot flat | Fiberglass insulation, loose = 17lbs / cubic yard |
| Brick, loose = 120 lbs / cubic foot, 3,200 lbs / cubic yard | Sheetrock scrap , loose = 393.5 /cubic yard |
| Ceramic tile, scrap , loose = 1,214 lbs / cubic yard | Rock, crushed = 2,570 lbs / cubic yard |
Instructions
| Instructions |
| If you are completing this Worksheet, fill in the Waste Diversion Plan (pink-shaded) portion of the document prior to starting your project and the Waste Diversion Report (green shaded) portion of the document prior to final inspection. The following descriptions, resources, and examples will help you complete the Worksheet. |
-- Material: Typical construction debris types are listed in the column labeled “Material”. If you have a significant quantity of a material that is not listed, use “Other Debris” and specify material. Hazardous materials are exempt from diversion.
-- Anticipated Diversion: Insert an X under the appropriate column (“Reuse”, “Recycle”, or “Compost”) depending on how you plan on diverting the type of debris listed. For example, sheetrock scrap can be broken down and reused as a soil amendment on-site, in which case you would enter an X for compost. More than one use can apply. If the material listed is not a debris type on your site, enter an NA
-- Estimated % of Each Material Diverted: Estimate the percent of the total of each material type that you plan to divert. For example, under Brick, Masonry and Tile, you may have brick that you plan to reuse on-site, but need to dispose of old tile flooring and mortar bed. If you estimated brick as half of the combined total of the material type Brick, Masonry and Tile, then you would enter “50%” in the estimated per centage in the Waste column.
-- Vendor/Facility: Enter the anticipated vendor or facility that will be receiving your diverted debris. If you are reusing a material on-site, enter “on-site”. To find vendors that recycle specific C&D materials as well as processing facilities that accept mixed C&D materials consult the local state vendor directoy lists.
-- Anticipated Waste: Enter an X under “Landfill” for materials to be landfilled even if only a portion of the material will be landfilled.
-- Estimated % of Landfill Material: Estimate the percent of the total of each material type that you plan to landfill.
-- Diverted Pounds: Enter the total number of pounds for the material category actually diverted. This should include the weight of the specific material type reused, recycled, and composted. Conversion tables below can be used to estimate weight if receipts are in cubic yards.
-- Vendor/Facility: Enter the actual vendor or facility that received your diverted debris. If more than one vendor is used, enter both. If you are reusing a material on-site, enter “on-site”. Save receipts from each vendor.
-- Actual Waste not diverted: .Enter the total number of pounds for the material category not diverted.
-- Vendor/Facility: Enter the actual vendor or facility that received your diverted debris. If more than one vendor is used, enter both. If you are reusing a material on-site, enter “on-site”. Save vendor receipts.
-- Actual Waste: No more than 50% of the combined total of materials of construction waste should be sent to landfill.
-- Total Diverted + Landfilled lbs
-- Diversion Rate: At the bottom of column K, enter the sum of the diverted items. In Column N enter the sum of the waste items. Divide the total amount diverted (K) by the total debris (K+N) and multiply by 100 to get your diversion percentage. (K/(K+N))x100=diversion%
-- Reuse List: Fill out as noted.
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