The City of Los Angeles Harbor Department is seeking proposals for emergency response and hazardous waste management services. The selected contractor will provide services for emergency and non-emergency response in the handling of hazardous, non-hazardous, and regulated waste. The contract duration is expected to be three years from the date of execution. The contractor must have access to a California State Certified environmental laboratory and must be capable of responding to regulated and/or hazardous materials discharge to inland, river/canal, and coastal/ocean environments.
• The contractor must have the ability to respond to emergency situations within 30-45 minutes of notification.
• The contractor must have experience with waste management, including containment and cleanup of spills, and disposal of hazardous waste.
• The contractor must have a laboratory certified by the Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (ELAP).
• The contractor must have access to equipment such as transportation vehicles, vacuum trucks, and emergency response units.
The proposal must include information on the firm's qualifications, experience, and references, as well as a description of the project organization, personnel, and staffing. The proposal must also include information on rates, fees, and budget control, as well as a safety record and any violations.
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