The Project Work Statement (PWS) outlines a plan for modifying Building 3000 at Fort Meade, Maryland, to establish a new Hazardous Materials Management Program (HMMP) location. The existing facility, Building 2250, is unsuitable for hazardous waste storage due to its poor condition. The objective is to create an efficient storage and processing center for hazardous materials, integrating with housing operations to facilitate waste disposal for residents. The project requires the contractor to supply materials and equipment, design and prepare the site, and ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations. Key tasks include the installation of flammable and corrosive storage units, electrical connections, and a final inspection with the appropriate officials. The contractor must maintain communication, adhere to construction codes, conduct necessary repairs, and ensure the facility's security. Cleanup and proper waste disposal are paramount, and a one-year warranty for the completed work is required. The project duration is 24 weeks, with potential extensions based on needs, emphasizing compliance with both safety and operational standards throughout its execution.

The government solicitation W91QV124R0164 seeks proposals for modifications to Building 3000 at Fort Meade, Maryland, to enhance its Hazardous Materials Management Program (HMMP). The project aims to relocate hazardous waste operations from a deteriorating facility, thereby improving operational efficiency while providing residents with a centralized disposal location for hazardous materials. Key tasks include purchasing and installing flammable and corrosive storage units, electrical connections, and necessary infrastructure upgrades. The contractor must ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and operational standards, coordinate closely with Fort Meade's Directorate of Public Works, and manage waste according to federal and state regulations. The proposal requires a structured approach, including site verification, preparation of project plans, and adherence to specific codes and safety measures. A final inspection will ensure the facility meets operational requirements and standards. The project timeline is set for completion within 24 weeks post-award, with an option year available. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to environmental safety and facilities modernization through responsible waste management and compliance with legal and safety requirements.