South Carolina Regional Hazardous Waste Disposal

This government document details a Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) price schedule for a South Carolina Hazardous Waste (HW) Disposal contract, covering both a "Base Period" and an "Option Period." The primary purpose of the document is to provide a structured bidding template for hazardous waste management, equipment rental, analytical testing, and industrial cleaning services. Key components of the schedule include: - **Equipment Rentals:** Provision and rental of 20, 25, and 30-cubic-yard lined rolloff boxes (weekly, monthly, or annual terms), frac tanks, and initial placement or removal services. - **Sampling and Analysis:** Laboratory testing services to determine waste characteristics, toxicity (TCLP), organic/inorganic compounds, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), PCBs, asbestos, and PFAS. - **Container and Spill Supplies:** Supply of various UN-rated drums (poly, metal, fiber), totes, bulb boxes, and large-capacity spill cleanup kits. - **Industrial Cleaning Services (ICS):** Daily or weekly service crews, including surcharges for weekend work, confined spaces, and expedited performance. - **Waste Disposal Categories:** Estimated quantities by weight or volume for managing specialized wastes, including various batteries (alkaline, lithium-ion, lead-acid), corrosive acids/alkalines, compressed gas cylinders, flammable aerosols, solvents, non-RCRA solids/liquids, PCB-contaminated materials, and PFAS/AFFF liquids and solids. All items feature fields for unit pricing and extended costs to allow bidding contractors to submit standardized pricing.

This document details the Performance Work Schedule (PWS) for the South Carolina Regional Hazardous Waste Disposal Contract, a firm-fixed-price, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract. The primary objective is the safe removal, transportation, disposal, and recycling of RCRA-hazardous, state-regulated, universal, and non-hazardous wastes—including PCBs, PFAS, and compressed gases—from military installations or within a 50-mile radius of designated pickup sites. The contract establishes a 30-month base period followed by a 30-month option period, with a standard minimum task order charge of $2,000. It outlines standard removal timelines of 15 business days for containerized waste and seven business days for bulk waste. Operational phases are divided into three parts: * **Pre-Removal:** Outlines the Contract Line-Item Number (CLIN) selection hierarchy based on waste characteristics, dispute resolution, documentation requirements (such as manifests and out-of-state registrations), and security clearance protocols (e.g., DBIDS and CAC). * **Removal:** Specifies safety protocols, spill response liabilities (requiring a comprehensive Spill Contingency Plan and active spill kits), loading responsibilities, scale calibration, and certified weighing procedures. It strictly prohibits the treatment of hazardous waste on federal property. * **Post-Removal:** Governs the return of shipping documentation and disposal certificates. Additionally, the PWS details special services like equipment rentals (roll-off boxes, vacuum boxes, frac tanks), industrial cleaning services, and profiling. It enforces strict compliance with federal (EPA, DOT, OSHA) and state regulations. Failure to meet acceptable performance levels may result in monetary deductions or negative past performance ratings.

This document is a government contract lookup directory and pickup location schedule under contract number SP4500-22-D-0003 for South Carolina. The directory details logistical, contact, and administrative information for various hazardous waste generator facilities across the state, including military bases, National Guard readiness centers, Coast Guard sectors, and naval hospitals. Key information provided for each site includes the city, street address, generator EPA ID, generator status (predominantly Small Quantity Generators, or SQGs), pickup and bill-to Department of Defense Activity Address Codes (DoDAACs), and specific Points of Contact (POCs) with their titles, phone numbers, and email addresses. Additionally, the list identifies the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) supporting field site as Fort Bragg and designates Jordan Eldridge, Travis Baughman, and Curtis Mitchell as the Lead Contracting Officer's Representatives (CORs) responsible for coordinating these operations. This document serves as an essential logistics reference for environmental waste management and pickup coordination under the federal contract.