SLUDGE, METALS-BEARING DEBRIS (TX20C7)

The contract awarded to J&T RECYCLING CORPORATION under solicitation SP450026F6407 is a Firm Fixed Price delivery order under the master contract SP450025D0029, with a total value of $64,436.50 for the collection and disposal of metals-bearing sludge and other hazardous waste materials. Performance is focused on waste handling at NAVFACSYSCOM FAR EAST in Kanagawa, Japan, with the contractor’s operations based in Yokohama, Japan, and deliveries scheduled between March and May 2026. The work includes compliance with U.S. and Japanese environmental regulations, including EPA waste codes, UN classifications, U.S.-Japan Environmental Governing Standards, and restrictions on PFAS and AFFF. The contract incorporates critical Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses addressing cybersecurity incident reporting, supply chain security prohibitions on covered telecommunications equipment and ByteDance applications, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, and levies on contract payments. All pricing is in Japanese Yen, with unit rates based on weight (per pound), and invoicing must be submitted via Standard Form 1449 to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio. The contracting officer is Kayla Desvoignes, and Denna Crandall of DLA Disposition Services serves as the local administrative point of contact. Although the contract references a 30-month base period with potential options extending to 2030 and a maximum value cap, this specific delivery order is limited in scope to the listed line item for metals-bearing debris. The awardee operates under NAICS code 562211, and while the solicitation was set aside for small businesses, there is no documented affirmation of the contractor’s socioeconomic status within the provided materials. Packaging and marking standards are not explicitly defined, but compliance with federal and DoD logistics protocols, including hazardous waste manifesting, is implied. No Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is identified, and no formal evaluation factors or award rationale are stated, though the use of Firm Fixed Price pricing and FAR 52.212-4 suggests a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable procurement methodology. All required attachments—including the Price Schedule, Performance Work Statement, Pickup Locations, Additional Terms and Conditions, DLA Form 2505, and CAC Application Process—are referenced but their full content is not provided.