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INVITATION NO. 19101071Department of Purchasing and Contracting Aloof Administration Building, 1300 Commerce Drive, 2nd Floor, Decatur, Georgia 30030May 6, 2019 INVITATION TO BID (ITB) NO. 19101071 FOR CHEMICALS

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1. Start by wearing appropriate protective clothing, including gloves and goggles.
2. Read and follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer for the specific chemical being used.
3. Prepare the area where the chemicals will be used by cleaning and removing any debris or sources of odors.
4. Measure and mix the chemicals according to the recommended dilution ratio or concentration.
5. Apply the chemicals evenly and thoroughly to the affected areas, following the recommended application method (spraying, pouring, etc.).
6. Allow the chemicals to work for the recommended contact time specified by the manufacturer.
7. Ventilate the area appropriately during and after the application to ensure proper air circulation and to dissipate any residual odors.
8. Dispose of any unused chemicals and cleaning equipment properly, following local regulations for chemical waste disposal.
9. Clean and decontaminate all equipment used in the chemical application process.
10. Store any remaining chemicals securely, following the manufacturer's instructions and keeping them out of reach of children or unauthorized personnel.

Who needs chemicals for odor control?

1. Individuals or businesses that deal with strong odors on a regular basis, such as wastewater treatment plants, garbage disposal facilities, or industrial sites.
2. Homeowners or property managers who need to address persistent odors in their living spaces, such as from pet urine, smoke, or mold.
3. Restaurants or food processing facilities that require odor control to maintain a clean and pleasant environment for customers.
4. Hotels or hospitality industries that want to ensure a fresh and inviting atmosphere for their guests.
5. Facilities or institutions where hygiene and cleanliness are crucial, such as hospitals, schools, or care facilities.

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What is chemicals for odor control?

Chemicals for odor control are substances used to neutralize or eliminate unpleasant odors.

Who is required to file chemicals for odor control?

Any company or individual that uses chemicals for odor control in their operations may be required to file the necessary paperwork.

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The process for filling out chemicals for odor control typically involves providing information on the specific chemicals used, the quantities used, and the method of application.

What is the purpose of chemicals for odor control?

The purpose of chemicals for odor control is to reduce or eliminate foul odors in various settings such as industrial facilities, wastewater treatment plants, and agricultural operations.

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Information that must be reported on chemicals for odor control typically includes the name of the chemical, the quantity used, the date of application, and any potential health or environmental risks.