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SRC0000035119State & Local

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The Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences is seeking a supplier for chemical waste disposal services at their Birmingham Lab in Hoover, Alabama. The scope of work includes onsite chemical identification, segregation, lab-packing, and the completion of all necessary EPA and DOT documentation. The selected contractor will be responsible for the loading and transportation of waste to a designated facility for final processing and disposal. This is a time-sensitive project where the award will be granted to a supplier capable of disposing of the named chemicals while adhering to the agency's budget constraints. Bidders must provide a comprehensive price for the entire job, as no additional laboratory analysis for naming chemicals will be provided, and no prior waste stream information is available. The solicitation is managed by the Birmingham ADMIN office under solicitation number SRC0000035119.

General Info

Chemical waste disposal services for Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences in Hoover, Alabama.

Agency

Alabama → Birmingham ADMINView Agency

NAICS

562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and DisposalView NAICS

Place of Performance

AL, USA

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NONE

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AgencyAlabama → Birmingham ADMIN
Contacts1 person available
OfficeAL, USA
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Alabama → Birmingham ADMIN
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Office AddressAL, USA
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Carla Williams

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Purpose of Solicitation: Chemical Waste Disposal to include:-Onsite chemical identification, segregation, and lab-packing.-Completion of EPA and DOT required documents (waste profiles, waste manifest, land ban forms, etc).-Loading and transportation of waste to designated disposal facility for processing and final disposal.Site location: Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences Birmingham Lab, 2026 Valleydale Road, Hoover, AL 35244.The Award will be to the supplier who met the specifications, and who can dispose of named chemicals. There will be no additional laboratory analysis to name the chemicals generated during testing or non-hazardous.There will be no chemical waste stream information available for the generated chemicals. The pricing provide will be for the complete job. In addition, this is a time sensitive service. Please see the item lines and provide a bid response. "Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences will consider our budget when processing an award to a supplier for items & services. The agency must stay within budget when awarding a purchase order."

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