The Department of Veterans Affairs is issuing a combined synopsis/solicitation (36C24125Q0030) for Radioactive Waste Removal Services. This procurement is specifically set aside for small businesses in alignment with federal regulations. Quotes are invited, with no formal solicitation document to be issued. The NAICS code relevant to this procurement is 562112, which covers waste management services with a small business size standard of $48 million. The procurement location is primarily at the VA Boston Healthcare System.
Interested vendors must ensure registration in the SAM and VetCert databases before being awarded a contract. Communication for inquiries is directed to the Contracting Officer, Tara Dossiema, via email. The solicitation aims to fulfill the Department’s needs for hazardous waste services, emphasizing compliance with federal procurement guidelines. Potential bidders are encouraged to monitor SAM.gov for any solicitation amendments and to familiarize themselves with the offeror instructions provided within the document. This initiative reflects the VA’s commitment to maintaining effective waste removal practices while supporting small businesses in the contracting process.
This document outlines a Request for Quote (RFQ) for Hazardous and Radioactive Waste Services, specifically for the West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain VA Medical Centers. The procurement falls under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) guidelines and is exclusively set aside for small businesses. The primary task is to pick up and dispose of Low-Level Radioactive Waste (LLRW) generated from medical procedures, including wastes from specific radionuclides like Lu-177 and Y-90. Vendors must provide a complete quote along with technical capabilities, past performance references, and specific waste handling plans. The contract performance period is set for five years, starting November 11, 2024. Requirements include having the necessary licenses, ensuring safety protocols for personnel and property, and providing waste containers for transport. The contract emphasizes the need for compliance with federal standards, including disposal within a year and offering evidence of wast disposal. Responses must be submitted by November 8, 2024, with specific communications directed to the contracting officer. This solicitation reflects the government’s aim to engage small businesses for essential health and safety services, ensuring that regulatory compliance and environmental considerations are maintained during waste management processes.