NON-RCRA LIQUIDS/SLUDGES/SOLIDS/DEBRIS

The contract, awarded on July 17, 2026, to Pacific Commercial Services, Inc. with CAGE code 1VCG6, is a delivery order under the indefinite-quantity contract SP450022D0001, with a total value of $5,579.90. The work involves the removal, handling, and disposal of non-RCRA and non-regulated materials, including liquids, sludges, solids, and debris, as well as specific flammable liquids with low chlorine content, all classified as non-hazardous under DOT regulations. The items are identified by specific NSNs and PR numbers, with most line items falling under the same NSN S222V00014149 for non-RCRA materials, priced at $0.84 per pound, and a smaller quantity of flammable liquid under NSN S222V00012589 priced at $1.51 per pound. Performance requires delivery to DLA Disposition Services - EBS in Battle Creek, Michigan, with primary work conducted at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii, governed by FOB destination terms. Contract administration is managed through WAWF for invoicing, with payment processed via Electronic Funds Transfer to the specified remit-to address in Columbus, Ohio. The contractor must comply with stringent packaging and marking requirements based on MIL-STD-130 and MIL-STD-129, including Unique Item Identification (UII) encoded per ISO/IEC 15434 using Format Indicators 05, 06, and 12 to support machine-readable tracking. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination, with compliance verified through standardized forms and adherence to DoD unit-of-issue standards. The contract includes standard FAR compliance clauses relating to ethics, subcontractor restrictions, labor standards, and commercial item procedures, with an explicit HUBZone set-aside status indicated by clause 52.219-3 Alternate I, confirming the awardee's eligibility as a small business in a Historically Underutilized Business Zone. While no explicit evaluation factors or special contract requirements beyond standard FAR clauses are documented, the attached documents such as the Hazardous Waste PWS, security protocols, and qualified facility lists imply a structured operational framework tied to DoD environmental and logistics protocols, requiring strict adherence to documentation, representation accuracy, and SAM-maintained certifications.