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U.S. Department Of Justice·Virginia

Destruction of Pharmaceuticals

Closes 9/14/2026$200k – $500kSole Source
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The DEA is seeking a sole‑source vendor to incinerate approximately 40,000 lb of controlled and non‑controlled pharmaceutical waste collected on National Drug Take‑Back Day (Oct 24, 2026). The selected contractor must hold EPA‑approved permits, provide a secure incineration environment, unload DEA‑packed containers, witness the burn, and be able to perform a second burn within three weeks if needed. The effort is a one‑time purchase order with award based on lowest technically acceptable price. • Place of performance: St. Louis, Missouri (DEA Division). • Quantity: ~40,000 lb of pharmaceutical waste. • Required permits: EPA‑approved incineration of hazardous pharmaceuticals and mercury. • Service window: 4‑6 hours for each burn, with possible second burn within 3 weeks. • Vendor must provide witness personnel (2) and may receive witness fees. • Sole‑source award to Veolia ES Technical Solutions; other interested parties may submit capability statements by Sep 14, 2026. • NAICS 562211 (Waste Treatment & Disposal).

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Jose Marin

[email protected]

Key dates

Opened
9/9/2026
Closes
9/14/2026

Last updated

Details

Type
Sole Source
Industry
Environmental Services
NAICS
562211
Solicitation №
D-27-SL-0010

Budget estimate

$200,000 – $500,000

The solicitation does not disclose a total contract value. Based on industry benchmarks, commercial hazardous‑waste incineration costs range from $4‑$8 per pound for pharmaceutical waste, plus witness fees and possible second‑burn fees. For 40,000 lb, the base incineration could be $160,000‑$320,000. Adding witness fees (estimated $5,000‑$10,000) and a contingency for a second burn (another $30,000‑$70,000) yields an overall likely contract value between roughly $200,000 and $500,000. Factors influencing the final amount include fuel costs, permit fees, travel/logistics, and any required on‑site security or monitoring.

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