Notice of Intent for Steel- Backed Rubber Chablon Blanket Purchase Agreement - NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD SOLE SOURCE Steel- Backed Rubber Chablon Plates Blanket Purchase Agreement The Treasury Common Services Center- Acquisition Services intends to award a fi
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This document outlines Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) requirements for contractors working at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) Washington DC facility. It covers general EHS policies, training, required plans (safety, fire prevention, SDS, waste management), recordkeeping, internal and external permits, general health and safety protocols, fire protection, electrical safety, compressed gas cylinder handling, powered industrial truck operations, spill and release management, and hazardous building materials (asbestos, lead-based paint, PCBs). Contractors must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations, as well as BEP-specific procedures. Unannounced inspections will be conducted, and non-compliance may result in work stoppage. The notice also mentions an intent to award a sole source blanket purchase agreement for proprietary steel-backed rubber chablon plates to Kaspar Graphic Solutions.
Contractor personnel must complete emergency action and fire prevention plan training and possess current certifications required by OSHA, DOT, Department of the Treasury, and trade unions.
The contractor is responsible for costs associated with corrective actions for hazardous material release or contamination, including fines or penalties imposed by agencies.
OEHS conducts unannounced inspections throughout BEP workspaces. OEHS maintains the right to stop any work where it perceives an immediate and serious threat to contractors, BEP employees, or the public.
The contractor shall sample their waste and notify the BEP hazardous waste manager 24 hours prior to sampling so that the BEP may obtain a duplicate sample.
Noncompliance with health and safety plans or BEP requirements may lead to work stoppage and corrective actions.