Stoneville QA

12444727Q0004 Stoneville Chemical Disposal

We’ve answered as many of the questions as we could given our limited knowledge of the chemicals that are being disposed of in this lab. Please recall that there is no longer anyone with a chemistry background located at this facility and the purpose of this contract is to clean out all the chemicals prior to the Forest Service removing this facility from its ownership. Several companies have asked for a complete list or inventory of the chemicals, but we do not have one. We relied on the services of another company to inventory the chemicals, and this company only provided the categories of chemicals listed in the statement of work. We are happy to arrange a time for a site visit and are willing to extend the performance period. The site visit could be scheduled any day in the near future other than Thanksgiving Day, 26thand Friday 27th. Contact: Paula Phillips, [email protected], 662-336-4831 Questions and Answers
Question 1: Uranyl acetate (CLIN 0012): Is it covered by an NRC or Agreement State license at the site? Can you share its quantity/form (grams, solid or solution)? Does the government require shipment to a licensed radioactive-material processor, separate from the RCRA incinerator?
Answer: This chemical is a apparently low emitting. Shipment should be to a facility licensed to process radioactive material. A picture of the box the product was shipped to the laboratory in is attached for your information on quantity and form. The quantity may be less than the original noted on the box because of use. Question 2: The SOW says "North Carolina licensed chemical incinerator", but the combined synopsis allows any "authorized TSDF, including incineration as applicable." Is an NC facility mandatory, or is any permitted TSDF/incinerator acceptable? (We could not identify a commercial hazardous-waste incinerator located in NC.) Answer: Use of a North Carolina facility is not mandatory. Question 3: Can the government share SDSs, a chemical inventory, or waste profiles, plus actual sizes/weights for the "unit" line items (CLINs 0012, 0018–0021)? Answer: A chemical inventory list is not available. The chemicals have been sorted and categorized into the various classes listed in the SOW. Pictures of the chemicals as they

12444727Q0004 Stoneville Chemical Disposal
are currently held in their respective categories are attached. The inventory can be viewed by interested parties during the scheduled site visit.