The contractor will provide all equipment, labor, and supervision for environmental remediation and disposal of PFAS-contaminated soil at March Air Reserve Base, California. Services include on-site handling, secure stockpile management, continuous dust and air monitoring, and laboratory testing to classify soil. Soil must be differentiated as RCRA hazardous, California hazardous (non-RCRA), or non-hazardous, with disposal at appropriate permitted landfills. Non-RCRA contaminated soil may be stored on-site for a maximum of 90 days, and transport must be performed by licensed hazardous waste haulers with full manifest tracking. All work must comply with Air Force guidelines, OSHA standards, and California environmental regulations.

This project requires environmental remediation and disposal services for PFAS-contaminated soil at March Air Reserve Base, California. The contractor must handle, test, transport, and dispose of the soil in compliance with Air Force and environmental regulations. Key tasks include on-site stockpile control with containment and air monitoring, soil testing and hazard classification, and licensed transportation with decontamination procedures. Non-RCRA contaminated soil may only be stored on-site for a maximum of 90 days. No budget information was provided in the description.

This project requires environmental remediation and disposal services for PFAS-contaminated soil at March Air Reserve Base, California. The contractor must provide all equipment, labor, and supervision for safe handling, testing, transportation, and disposal of the soil. Non-RCRA contaminated soil may only be accumulated on-site for a maximum of 90 days. All work must comply with federal, state, and local regulations, including Air Force guidelines. The location for performance is the 452d Civil Engineer Squadron at March Air Reserve Base, California.