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This Solicitation opportunity from Department Of Veterans Affairs was posted on November 19, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

S222--Waste Removal Services

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36C24525Q0035Federal

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The contract involves comprehensive waste removal and recycling services for the VA Medical Center, including the collection, transportation, and disposal of non-hazardous solid waste, cardboard, single stream recyclables, and organic waste for composting. The contractor is responsible for providing and maintaining a variety of containers, such as roll-off dumpsters, front and rear load bins, slim-jim style containers, and a composting compactor, all in accordance with safety and regulatory standards. Service is scheduled twice weekly for most containers, with specific pickup times between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., and includes weighing and reporting individual container weights to ensure proper participation in the recycling program. The contractor must also handle linen recycling logistics, ensuring linens are diverted from landfills and returned to EMS, with all associated transportation and processing costs included in the contract. The contractor is required to comply with all applicable laws and permits, develop a quality assurance program, and conduct regular inspections and container maintenance to ensure safety and operational standards are met. Monthly reporting on waste and recyclables, including tonnage data and service performance, is mandatory, along with providing education and training to VA staff on waste management practices. Safety plans must be developed and maintained to protect personnel and the community, with immediate corrective actions required for any non-compliance. The contract emphasizes performance thresholds, such as minimal customer complaints and timely service, to ensure high standards of waste management and recycling services are maintained throughout the contract period.

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Waste Removal Services contract for Perry Point VA Medical Center, including rental waste containers and service scheduling.

NAICS

562111 - Solid Waste Collection

Place of Performance

MD

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36C24525Q0035 Amendment 0001

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36C24525Q0035 Amendment 0002

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36C24525Q0035 Amendment 0003 - Waste Removal Services

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RFQ 36C24525Q0035 - Waste Removal Services (Perry Point VA Medical Center)

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 245-NETWORK Contract Office 5 (36C245)
Contacts1 person available
OfficeLINTHICUM, MD, 21090, USA
Office AddressLINTHICUM, MD, 21090, USA
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Tracy M DotsonContract Officer

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Waste Removal Services Perry Point VA Medical Center RFQ 36C24525Q0035_1 Questions and Answers 1. Where is the place of performance? As referenced on the solicitation: Perry Point VA Medical Center 361 Boiler House Rd Perry Point, MD 21902 2. The solicitation calls for rentals. By no means does this mean purchase? This is for rentals only we are not purchasing any containers. 3. Do you have records for what the typical weights are for the compactors and open-top containers? We do not have the weights for the compactor and open-top containers. 4. How do you suggest recycling linens? If they are clean, can we donate? They cannot be donated. We will advise where they will be taken to. 5. In 1.1.7. Front-load trucks do not have the weighing capability for a single container. Is there a specific method that is being requested by the VA to get the weights? Is this absolutely necessary? - You may use the difference in weight from an empty truck and after it is full. The total weight is what is needed and does not have to reflect individual containers. We use this weight for reporting purpose. 6. What type of electrical boxes/service is available for the compactors? Are any chutes or additional specifications required as part of the compactor other than the odor control? There are no chutes on the current compactor. There is a 110-volt power source and a 60 amp 240V AC Max HP15 Safety Switch available. The vendor can work with our Electricians on power source solutions. 7. For the pricing pages there are several CLINs that refer to rental and service that show 104/52/12 as service frequencies. Can you clarify if each CLIN (104/52/12) is for a single container or does each CLIN represent all containers which are represented in the Statement of work? Each CLIN represent all containers which are represented in the statement of work. 8. Would the Government consider revising the pricing pages related to the CLINs for rental and service as these are typically combined and tend to create an administrative burden to bill when invoiced separately. No. This requirement will be for an Indefinite-Delivery Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract. All quantities are estimated at this time. Pricing should be given for CLINs provided. The VA will issue task orders against the IDIQ contract with the quantities needed for a 1-year period. 9. 1.1.10 Refers to the contractor finding a suitable location to recycle linens. a. Can the VA provide the current recycling location ? Are there restrictions on the usage? Amendment 2, posted 11/13/24, updates this language. b. Other facilities have required them to be turned into rags, so that they cannot be reused and that limits options, while increasing the costs. We are committed to recycling if it means turning into rags so that they cannot be reused. 10. 1.1.9 Does this include only pre-consumer food waste or also post-consumer? This is pre-consumer food waste only. 11. 1.2 The SOW shows 8 am as the hours, could this be updated to 6 or 7 am? Typically, these services are early to avoid traffic. It is permissible for you to come in at 6:00am or 7:00am to avoid traffic. 12. The SOW also refers to the cost for Liners. Will you consider adding a separate CLIN for Liner costs? Separate CLIN added for the liners.

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