Grease Collection and Removal, NAS Meridian, MS

Contractor shall furnish all necessary tools, equipment, supervision, personnel,labor, materials, supplies, and transportation required to perform all cleaning
operations in connection with removing all fats, oils, grease, waste water and solids from the grease traps listed in the scope of work. The contents of the grease trap
are to be pumped into a liquid holding tank truck. Frequency of service is detailed in scope of work. All work is located at Naval Air Station, Meridian, MS.
There are three (3) buildings on Naval Air Station, Meridian, MS, which have grease trap systems which
are to be cleaned and treated when specified under this contract. The Contractor is to write a unit price
for the Base year, “unit†being one cleaning, in the below schedule of values, calculate and carry over the
total value, and return the schedule with the quotation.
The grease trap at each building as described below and is to be cleaned as specified:
(1) Building No.
256, Child Development Center
(a)One 50-gallon grease trap located inside the building in the kitchen area to be cleaned once
each quarter. Note additional water may be added to facilitate proper cleaning along with water being
discharged from facilities during normal operation. This grease trap will require use of hand tools to
remove and replace lid during cleaning. It will require the pumper to clean the floor after dragging the
hose into the kitchen area they shall provide all necessary cleaning supplies to do this cleaning.
(2) Building No. 257, Galley
(a) One 1500-gallon grease trap located in the ground to be cleaned once every other month that
is accessible by truck. Note additional water may be added to facilitate proper cleaning along with water
being discharged from facilities during normal operation.
(3) Building No.
388, Sand Trap
(a) One 1500-gallon grease trap located in the ground to be cleaned once each quarter that is
accessible by truck. Note additional water may be added to facilitate proper cleaning along with water
being discharged from facilities during normal operation..