The Performance Work Statement for the Pinon Health Center outlines the contractor's responsibilities for the sanitation services of 62 government quarters. The contractor is tasked with the collection and disposal of solid waste from each quarter, equipped with a 95-gallon cart, as well as the exchange of a recycling bin when full. Services are to be provided weekly, specifically every Wednesday morning, with strict guidelines regarding waste collection, including no additional side bags allowed. The contractor must inform the Housing Management Assistant (HMA) about any schedule changes and ensure that collection adheres to the specified standards. The Performance Work Statement emphasizes effective waste management and clear communication, with a contract period from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025. Invoicing will occur on a monthly basis. Key points of contact include Chrisandra George (HMA) and Whitney Shorty (Contracting Officer), with approvals and oversight held by specific designated personnel. This document represents a formal request for proposals emphasizing environmental responsibility and operational efficiency in waste management services for the Pinon Health Center premises.
The Pinon Health Center is seeking a contractor to manage waste and recycling disposal from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025. The contractor will provide services as requested by the Facility Management department, including the exchange of 40-yard and 8-yard waste and recycling bins on an as-needed basis, primarily during weekdays from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The contractor must ensure minimal disruption to the health center’s operations while adhering to safety and compliance regulations.
Quality assurance will be critical, with the government evaluating the contractor's performance based on a specified matrix that encompasses compliance with health center protocols and professionalism. The contractor is responsible for all labor, materials, equipment, and transportation. A service report and ticket are required after each exchange to document service completion, serving as a basis for payment. Contact personnel for this contract include Whitney Shorty, the Contracting Officer, and Phillip Antonio, the Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor. Overall, this initiative aims to sustainably manage waste while maintaining a safe environment for both patients and staff.