Auburn University seeks a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive hazardous‑waste support services for the U.S. Army’s Fort Bragg, NC installation. The scope includes collection, handling, transportation, and disposal of hazardous waste; provision and maintenance of on‑site storage tanks; and delivery of environmental‑training programs for military personnel. The contract will be awarded under a competitive sealed‑bid RFP, with a one‑year performance period (July 2026 – June 2027) and a strong emphasis on compliance with RCRA, DOT, and Alabama tax regulations. The contractor must supply qualified staff (project manager, hazardous‑waste technicians, water‑quality specialists, trainers) who are U.S. citizens, pass NCIC background checks, obtain CAC/AIE credentials, and complete anti‑terrorism training. Insurance coverage must meet extensive liability limits, and the supplier must certify compliance with state tax registration and de‑barment provisions.
• Provide hazardous‑waste collection, packaging, manifesting, and disposal services (including orphan waste, universal waste, and POL‑contaminated soil).
• Supply, install, and maintain hazardous‑waste storage tanks; conduct regular inspections and certifications.
• Develop and deliver environmental‑training curricula (initial 20‑hour, refresher 8‑hour) for ~25 students per month, plus support for water‑quality monitoring and reporting.