Acid Government Bids & RFPs

This is a one-year term sale agreement for scrap lead acid batteries from the Navy Region Southwest NRsw Qualified Recycling Program (QRP) located at Naval Weapons Station (NWS) Seal Beach. The sale includes automotive, forklift, airplane, metal encased, and small batteries, with an estimated annual volume of 34,000 pounds. Pickup sites include Det. Fallbrook and Navsea Norco. Key requirements for bidders: - Provide current EPA ID number or the EPA ID of the company processing the bidder's materials. - Bids must be submitted via commercial carrier service only (UPS, FedEx, DHL). Emailed, faxed, hand-carried, or USPS submittals will not be accepted. - Successful bidder must provide proof of insurance and drivers must meet base access requirements. - Agreement holder and/or subcontractor must participate in the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS). - Payment is typically due within 30 days from the invoice date. Late payments incur weekly administrative charges and potential removal from the bidders list or termination of the agreement. - Subcontractors require prior approval from the NRsw QRP and must meet insurance and base access requirements. The original agreement holder remains responsible for all provisions. - Certified commercial or certified buyer scales will be used for weighing merchandise. Weight tickets must be delivered to the local recycling office no later than one business day after pickup. - The buyer assumes complete liability for all applicable taxes. - The buyer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Navy and its agencies against liability and claims arising from the performance of the agreement. - Any damage to government property during removal operations is the responsibility of the buyer. - The buyer is cautioned about potentially dangerous substances and holds the government harmless from related damages or injuries. - Advertisements must not imply endorsement by the Navy or the government. - Assignment of rights or delegation of obligations requires prior written consent. - Disputes will be decided by the NRsw QRP manager, whose decision is final. - The agreement can be terminated for convenience by the NRsw QRP with 30 days' written notice, or by the buyer with 60 days' written notice. - Termination for default may occur for failure to perform, with potential liability for damages. Warranty: The buyer warrants that the property will be scrapped by melting, shredding, or other complete means that preclude reconstruction. Failure to complete scrapping within 60 days may result in repossession by the government at the buyer's expense. Inspection Period: March 26, 2026, through April 9, 2026. To schedule an inspection, contact Christian Dominguez at **** or ***@***. *. * Deadline: April 16, 2026, strictly no later than 2:00 p. m. Pacific Time.

This is an IFB for the sale of hazardous material, specifically spent lead acid batteries that are RCRA exempt and sold for reclamation purposes. The batteries are intact and unbroken. Purchasers must demonstrate the ability to comply with all local, state, and federal laws governing battery recycling. Exporting these batteries outside the U. S. for reclamation is not authorized. Bids from potential high bidders listing destinations outside the U. S. will be rejected. This is not a service contract.