Army - 127th QM Hazmat Cleanup - MRAS

On behalf of the U.S. Army, the General Services Administration (GSA) is conducting market research to identify capable contractors for a critical project involving hazardous material sanitization and disposal. This initiative is essential for maintaining safety and environmental compliance at Fort Liberty, NC. The contract seeks to address the challenges posed by the improper storage and subsequent chemical reactions of water purification chemicals belonging to the 127th Quartermaster Water Purification Company.

The scope of work requires a comprehensive approach to manage hazardous materials that have unintentionally combined due to fluctuating temperatures and handling disturbances. The contractor will be responsible for safely clearing out, cleaning up, and disposing of these hazardous materials from five military containers. This includes providing all necessary personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation tools, materials, and supervision required for effectively performing these tasks in accordance with established standards.

Additionally, the contractor must sanitize both the interiors and exteriors of these containers as well as the surrounding ground area. Given that the containers have suffered extensive corrosive damage rendering them unserviceable for further military use, they are also to be transported off-site for proper disposal. Notably, while material handling equipment (MHE) is available on-site from the customer unit at Fort Liberty, contractors must furnish all other equipment needed to safely collect and dispose of both hazardous materials and containers.

This project underscores a significant effort by the Army in collaboration with GSA to ensure environmental safety while mitigating potential hazards associated with chemical storage mishaps. Contractors will play a crucial role in restoring safe conditions by executing this meticulous cleanup operation in compliance with all relevant regulations.