Latest US Dust Management Contracts & Bids

This tender requires contractors to comply with strict lead-related safety regulations, including training requirements (OSHA Lead Action Level training, EPA RRP certification), specific work practices (lead-safe work practices, attachments and penetrations procedures), and indoor environmental quality standards (HVAC, dust control, ventilation). Contractors must submit training certificates, lead-safe work practice procedures, and other required forms (signature page, vendor/contractor public disclosure form, price schedule/specification form, personnel safety check application) at least two weeks prior to the start of the project. The ESA department will review and pre-approve workers. The contractor is responsible for cleaning all exposed surfaces within the facility beneath the work area at the completion of the project. The WCSD will provide specifications for lead activities as part of the bid package. The removal of lead-containing materials, attachments, and penetrations are not included in the attachment and penetration disturbance. These activities must be designed by an EPA certified lead consultant. Lead activities costs will be included in the scope of each project. The health and safety of all occupants of WCSD facilities is the number one priority. Lead personal air sampling is required during any lead disturbance. The contractor must refer to the regulation for additional requirements and information. Fines are expensive and are levied toward the contractor, so compliance with this regulation is very important.

Bid for a five-year contract for linen supply. The bid includes specifications for various linen items and quantities. Bidders must comply with all statutes and terms of the Tennessee Department of General Services, Central Procurement Office. Bidders must complete a diversity business participation form and submit documentation of sales and use tax registration. Bidders must answer questions about debarment, suspension, convictions, and terminated public transactions. Bidders must indicate whether or not they plan to subcontract. The contractor shall not assign this contract or enter into a subcontract without prior written approval. All submitted information becomes the property of the State of Tennessee. The supplier agrees to immediately submit any changes to their information electronically through the state's supplier portal.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking vendors for two optical particle counters. The deadline for submitting capability statements is specified in the notice. The statement of work details the required specifications for the particle counters, including calibration standards (ISO ****), software capabilities, manuals, and warranty. NIST will conduct acceptance testing within seven business days of receipt of the equipment. The notice also outlines safety and security requirements for contractor employees. The acquisition may be set aside for small businesses if qualified vendors are identified.

This document outlines environmental obligations and responsibilities for contractors working at Luke AFB. It details requirements for various stages of construction, demolition, and repair projects, including pre-construction (permits, training, surveys), during-construction (reporting, inspections, dust control), and post-construction (closure notices). The document specifies required submissions, contact information, and procedures for hazardous materials management, waste disposal, and other environmental concerns. The document also includes appendices with detailed guidance on reporting hazardous material usage, contractor environmental reporting forms, hazardous and universal waste management, environmental management system training, and dust control methods. Important note: Funds are not currently available for the effort described in the notice, and the government reserves the right to cancel the solicitation.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Bishop Field Office in Central California is seeking quotes for tree removal services. The request for quotation (RFQ) is for commercial items and follows FAR subpart 12. 6 and 13 simplified acquisition procedures. The notice includes detailed restrictions on project activity levels, fire precautions, and prohibited operations during specific times (e. g. , blasting, welding, cutting, burning after certain hours). The contractor must provide specific equipment and personnel for fire prevention and suppression. Reporting requirements for wildfires are also outlined. Additional information is included in the attached RFQ ****.