Mora hazardous waste disposal

The Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region seeks hazardous waste disposal services at Mount Rainier National Park, with quotations due August 14, 2026 at 1:00 PM PDT. The procurement is a Total Small Business set-aside under NAICS 562211 with a $47 million size standard.

Work encompasses testing, analysis, containment, cleanup, transfer, and disposal of hazardous waste across seven park sites (Tahoma Woods, Kautz Creek Maintenance Area, Longmire Garage Bay, Longmire Gas House, Longmire Hazmat Storage Area, Longmire Wastewater Treatment Plant, and Narada Maintenance Building). Performance runs from September 1, 2026 through May 10, 2027, spanning 250 days from task order award. Key milestones include initial site assessment within 10 business days, sampling and testing completion within 80 business days, containment and cleanup within 80 days, hazmat preparation within 120 days, and final reporting within 250 days.

Required scope includes laboratory testing of transformer fluids for PCBs and unknown drum contents; containment and cleanup of approximately 40–45 pounds of calcium hypochlorite and 75 pounds of sodium fluoride; handling of approximately 200 ABC fire extinguishers, 21 transformers and electrical units, 20 acetylene tanks, and an asbestos-containing storage locker measuring 23 feet wide by 9 feet deep by 9 feet high (22,000 pounds). Contractors must assume sampling and analysis of all 21 transformers for PCBs are necessary and must handle asbestos abatement if required. Work requires compliance with 29 CFR 1910.1200, 40 CFR 260, 260–273, 279, and 761, and incorporation of spill containment kits and fire extinguishers on-site at all times with immediate notification to the Safety Officer (360-569-6506) upon spill.

Award is firm fixed price to a single vendor on best-value basis. Evaluation weighs Price, Relevant Experience (three successfully completed similar projects within five years), Past Performance (three references), and Technical Capability (five-page work plan including crew size, experience, methods, and equipment). Quoters must guarantee pricing for 90 days from close. Required insurance is $500,000 per person, $1,000,000 per occurrence, and $500,000 property damage. Wage Determination No. 2015-5539 for Pierce County, Washington applies. Amendment 0001 (effective July 27, 2026) added Attachment 6 (Questions and Answers) and Attachment 7 (Site Visit Sign In Sheet); quoters must complete and sign boxes 15A–15C and return with quote. An organized site visit occurred August 3, 2026; registration was required by July 31.