Statement of Work Ft Bliss Haz Waste Treatment

Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Oily water Waste Removal Contract
Performance Work Statement

Introduction
The National Cemetery Administration is looking for interested parties who wish to submit an offer for the collection and disposal of Oily water Waste that are generated on Government owned and Government operated premises at Fort Bliss National Cemetery, 5200 Fred Wilson Boulevard, El Paso, TX 79916. The cemetery washes their equipment on a low to high-pressure wash bay; and conducts periodic maintenance of such equipment. The contractor shall provide all management, supervision, labor, tools, materials, supplies, equipment and any other items necessary to perform oily water waste disposal and sand interceptor servicing for the National Cemetery. The contractor shall plan, schedule, coordinate and assure effective and economical completion of all contract actions described herein. This contract is for a base period with the opportunity of four (4) optional years. Technical requirements:

The objective of this SOW is to outline the procurement of services to remove oily water from wash rack tank and sand interceptor listed below (see attachment):

UnitSize (Gallons)Material RemovedLocation
Tank375 galsOily Water (oil/water separator)Maintenance Building

Task 1 – The contractor shall use qualified personnel with working knowledge of equipment required to remove materials. Task 2 – The contractor will provide necessary labor and service to: Remove approximately 300 gallons (four times per year) of oily water from the 375 gallon oil/water separator tank located at the maintenance building. Task 3 - Clean the sand interceptor of the oil/water separator (four times per year) in conjunction with the removal and the collection of the oily water.

The following are basic guidelines for oil water separators and sand interceptor cleaning: Outside Sand Interceptor, Oil Water Separator:
All material in the interceptor (single compartment or double compartment) shall be removed to within three inches from the bottom of the tank or less. Sides shall be scraped or washed down with water and the scrapings or material washed down from the walls shall be removed. Inlet and outlet pipes shall be cleaned of any buildup. Lids and covers shall be replaced to prevent persons from accidentally falling into the interceptor. Any material accidentally spilled on the ground during cleaning, transporting equipment or removing material shall be cleaned up prior to departure from the site.