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INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR CHEMICAL TANK CLEANING AND DISPOSAL SERVICES (IF 16/1764)Date of Issuance:May 18, 2017PreBid Meeting (Mandatory):June 1, 2017, at 11:00 a.m. Questions & Request for Clarifications

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1. Begin by wearing proper protective equipment such as goggles, gloves, and a face mask.
2. Assess the type of chemical that was previously stored in the tank and identify any potential risks or hazards associated with it.
3. Empty the tank completely, ensuring that all residue is removed.
4. Rinse the tank thoroughly with water multiple times to eliminate any remaining traces of the previous chemical.
5. Prepare a cleaning solution by mixing appropriate chemicals or detergents with water, following the manufacturer's instructions.
6. Fill the tank with the cleaning solution and let it sit for a designated amount of time to allow the solution to break down any stubborn deposits or contaminants.
7. Use a scrub brush or high-pressure water jet to thoroughly clean the interior walls and surfaces of the tank, paying special attention to any hard-to-reach areas.
8. Rinse the tank again with clean water to remove all traces of the cleaning solution.
9. Inspect the tank for any remaining residue or signs of damage. Repeat the cleaning process if necessary.
10. Properly dispose of any wastewater or cleaning agents according to local regulations and guidelines.
11. Document the cleaning process, including dates, chemicals used, and any observations or issues encountered.
12. Regularly monitor and maintain the cleanliness of the chemical tank to prevent future build-up or contamination.

Who needs chemical tank cleaning and?

1. Industrial facilities that store and handle various chemicals, such as manufacturing plants, refineries, and warehouses.
2. Transportation companies involved in the shipping of chemicals or hazardous materials.
3. Municipal water treatment plants that utilize chemical tanks for disinfection or purification processes.
4. Laboratories and research facilities that deal with chemicals on a regular basis.
5. Agricultural businesses that use chemical tanks for storage or application of fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides.
6. Mining and oil drilling companies that require chemical tanks for extraction or processing activities.
7. Food and beverage processing plants that utilize chemical tanks for cleaning or sanitization purposes.
8. Pharmaceutical companies involved in the production of drugs or medications that require strict cleanliness standards.
9. Waste management facilities that handle hazardous or toxic substances.
10. Any individual or organization that deals with potentially hazardous chemicals and prioritizes safety and compliance.

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Chemical tank cleaning is the process of cleaning tanks that have previously contained chemicals to ensure they are safe for future use.

Who is required to file chemical tank cleaning and?

Any company or individual who owns or operates a chemical tank is required to file chemical tank cleaning reports.

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The purpose of chemical tank cleaning is to prevent contamination and ensure the safe storage and transport of chemicals.

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Typically, information such as the date of cleaning, cleaning method used, chemicals previously stored, and results of any inspections must be reported.