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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 2,1996 PSA#1523Naval Research Laboratory, 4555 Overlook Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C.
20375-5326 66 -- PLASMA ARC HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM SOL N00014-96-R-CR01
POC Alan W. Crupi, contract Specialist, Code 3220.CR, Contracting
Officer, Wayne A. Carrington (202) 767-2550. This modification is
issued as a correction to the previous CBD announcement issued 29 Sept
1995. The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has a requirement for the
design, construction, and potential installation of a plasma arc
hazardous waste treatment system (PAHWTS) at a Department of Defense
facility located in the Hampton Roads, Virginia area. The objective of
the project is to establish a facility that is capable of processing
mixed solid and liquid hazardous materials on a production basis and to
obtain operational data necessary to establish the environmental and
cost effectiveness of the process. The actual installation of the
PAHWTS is contingent on completion of National Environment Policy Act
(NEPA) documentation and issuance of a Record of Decision or Finding of
No Significant Impact, as appropriate. The PAHWTS must be a complete
system and shall include, but not limited to, the following subsystems:
(1) feeder, (2) primary processing chamber containing the plasma torch,
(3) slag collection chamber and extraction mechanism, (4) secondary
combustion chamber, (5) gas and particulate scrubber system, (6) power
supply, and (7) control and data acquisition subsystem. The feeder
shall be capable of receiving drums containing liquid or solid
hazardous waste up to 55 gallons in size. The primary processing
chamber shall contain a DC plasma torch capable of continuous operation
at a power level of at least 500 kilowatts. The secondary combustion
system shall have the capacity of treating the gases that are produced
from the thermal destruction of 600 pounds per hour of organic
material in the primary processing chamber, the heat source for the
secondary combustion chamber shall be either a plasma torch or
resistive heating elements and not a fuel-fired burner. The types of
hazardous waste to be introduced into the system include lead-base and
metal-oxide-containing paint, oil, dirt contaminated with oil and
other organic liquids, cloth rags contaminated with oil and solvents,
batteries, battery fluid, petroleum distillates, plastic media blast
material, electroplating sludge, solvents, and glass. The emissions
from the PAHWTS during treatment of any single or group of the above
materials shall consist only of particulate-free gases and a vitrified
solid bag. The gaseous emissions from the system shall be
non-hazardous and non-toxic, and the system shall comply with all
regulations under the Clean Air Act. The PAHWTS shall be capable of
being operated on a continuous, 24-hour-per-day, basis and shall be
capable of processing the above materials at an average rate of at
least 600 pounds per hour. The system must have a minimum of a one year
warranty on all parts and labor. Potential offerors must have
previously demonstrated the ability to design and construct complete
plasma arc systems for the destruction of organic and inorganic solid
waste and to have placed such systems outside of the offeror's own
facility. It is anticipated that this procurement will be a Cost Plus
Fixed Fee completion contract. Completion is estimated to be
approximately 365 days after receiving order. The solicitation will
close 30 days after issuance of the RFP. Those sources that have
previously requested a copy of this RFP need not reapply. All
responsible sources may submit an offer which shall be considered.
Telephone requests for this solicitation will not be honored. Send
requests for solicitation to: Contracting Officer, Attn: Code: 3220.CR,
Naval Research Laboratory, 4555 Overlook Avenue SW, Washington, DC
20375-5326. Facsimile requests may be sent to (202) 767- 5896/6197.
Reference Synopsis CR01. (0031) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0290 19960201\66-0001.SOL)
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