The California Department of Public Health seeks a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive hazardous‑waste removal services for its Richmond campus. The work includes routine quarterly (plus optional fourth) pickups of a variety of hazardous waste streams, an initial 90‑day clean‑up of existing storage areas, and 24‑hour emergency response capability. All labor, equipment, transportation, packaging, labeling, and disposal (including low‑level radioactive waste) must comply with federal DOT, EPA, and California DTSC regulations. The contract is a three‑year fixed‑price agreement with a maximum ceiling of $900,000 and includes mandatory participation in DVBE, small‑business, and TACPA preference programs.
• Routine hazardous‑waste collection (minimum 3 pickups per fiscal year) and optional extra pickups
• One‑time 90‑day comprehensive clean‑up of existing storage facilities
• 24/7 emergency response with a 4‑hour on‑site arrival requirement
• Full compliance with DOT, EPA, RCRA, CERCLA, and California hazardous‑waste statutes
• No overtime billing; all costs must be captured in unit‑rate cost worksheet
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