WRA-3073ADDNO1.pdf
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- Removal of Hazardous Waste and Oil/Water Separator Maintenance Deer Island Treatment Plant
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- S119219-vCurrent
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- Suffolk County, Woburn City, Massachusetts
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This document is an addendum to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority's (MWRA) Request for Bid WRA-3073 for a Two Year Contract to Provide the Removal of Hazardous Waste and Oil Water Separator Maintenance at the Deer Island Treatment Plant. The addendum clarifies that the awarded vendor will be responsible for disposing of used COD vials, provides the updated Bid Proposal Form to include vial disposal charges, and deletes the requirement for confined space entry into the oil/water separators. The addendum also includes a sample Safety Plan and revised Insurance Requirements. The deadline for submitting sealed bids is 11:00 a.m. on Monday, February 8, 2010.
The addendum specifies that the annual estimated disposal for the COD vials is 120 gallons, and the waste category is MA99 Non-hazardous. There is no mention of any set-asides, incumbents, or funding details in the addendum.
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| WRA-3073SAMPLESAFETYPLAN.pdf | ||
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| WRA-3073REVISEDPG11.pdf | ||
| WRA-3073REVISEDINSURANCEREQUIREMENTS.pdf | ||
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MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY
100 FIRST AVE
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02129
Two Year Contract to Provide the Removal of Hazardous Waste and Oil Water Separator Maintenance at the Deer Island Treatment Plant
WRA-3073
ADDENDUM NO.1
TO ALL POTENTIAL BIDDERS:
Bidders are here by informed that Request for Bid WRA-3073, is modified, corrected, and/or supplemented as follows. Addendum No.1 shall become part of the bid; it consists of the following questions and answers, and additional documents.
Q1. In Section 4.2.3.j(page33) it states “The Vendor must empty the liquid out of the glass COD vials and then rinse them out (approx. 4ml. each) into 5-gallon pails/carboys, for transport and disposal” then on page 45 it states “MWRA disposes of the clean vials (See section 4.2.3j)” Which is correct?
A: Potential bidders are hereby notified that this contract will require the awarded vendor to dispose of these vials. Please note: The Bid Proposal Form, page 11 has been modified. Line item 33 has been modified to include disposal charges needed for stated vials.
In regards to this line item vendors are hereby aware of the following:
As stated in the bid document, the awarded vendor will still empty and rinse the vials; dispose of the liquid and then place the vials in a thirty gallon plastic container.
The annual estimate disposal for these vials is 120 gallons or (four (4) times x thirty gallons).
The specified waste category for these vials is MA99 Non-hazardous waste.
Q2.What is the frequency of doing confined space entries into the oil/water separators?
A: None. Any reference of requirements to do confined space entry is deleted.
In addition to the above questions and answers this addendum includes three attachments that must be incorporated into the bid document.
1. Per Question #1 the revised Page 11 of the Bid Proposal Form.
2. Requested sample of a Safety Plan required under this contract.
3. Revised Insurance Requirements. Part 7, Pages 52 and 53 are hereby removed and replaced with the attached revised Insurance Requirements.
As stated in the bid documents, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority will receive sealed bids at the Authority headquarters located at the Charlestown Navy Yard, 100 First Avenue, Boston, MA 02129, Document Distribution office until 11:00 a.m. on Monday, February, 8, 2010.
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Michele Gillen, Deputy Director of Administration and Finance
February 1, 2010
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