Title: Environmental Services Schedule 899: Industry Experts on Environmental Mandates
1Environmental Services Schedule 899Industry
Experts on Environmental Mandates
GSA EXPO 2009Katherine Jocoy, Supervisory
Contracting OfficerMary Mitton, Senior
Contracting OfficerManagement Services Center
2Todays Steps
- Helping Agencies Help The Environment
- GSA Environmental Initiatives Buy, Build,
Drive, and Save Green - GSA Environmental Services Schedule 899
- GSA Environmental Services Green Solutions
- Go Green
- Green Environmental Management Systems (GEMS)
- Green-ER (Electronics Recycling)
- Green Government Procurement New Paradigm (E.O.
13423)
3GSA Environmental Initiatives
- Go Green with GSA
- Buy Green Products and Services
- Recycling and Property Disposal
- Environmental Policy and Telework
- Operating Green Buildings
- Constructing and Leasing Green Buildings
- Buy and Lease Green Vehicles
4GSA Environmental Services Schedule 899
- 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services
- 899-3 Environmental Training Services
- 899-5 Materials and Waste Recycling and
Disposal Services - 899-7 Geographic Information System (GIS)
Services - 899-8 Remediation and Reclamation Services
5Environmental Services - Green Light
- Environmental Management Systems
- Environmental Assessments (EA)
- Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) preparation
- Waste/Pollution Prevention
- Electronics Recycling/Disposal
6Environmental Software Yellow Light
- Software must be incidental to and in support of
the Schedule service provided - Software cannot be proposed as a stand-alone
product, package, or system -
- Stand-alone software belongs under GSA Schedule
70
7Environmental Services - Red Light
- Construction and/or Architect-Engineering
Services - FAR Part 36
- Cleanup and/or Disposal of Radioactive Waste
- Medical Waste
- Asbestos and/or Paint Removal
- Office/Residential garbage
8Environmental Consulting Services
- NAICS 541620 Environmental Consulting
- Total of 1,377 Contractors (61 Small)
- FY08 Sales 127M
9Environmental Training Services
- NAICS 541620 Environmental Consulting
- Total of 286 Contractors (59 Small)
- FY08 Sales 3M
10Materials and Waste Recycling and Disposal
Services
- NAICS 562920 Materials Recovery Facility
- 562112 Hazardous Waste Collection
- Total of 530 Contractors (58 Small)
- FY08 Sales 10M
11Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services
- NAICS 54120 Environmental Consulting
- Total of 353 Contractors (55 Small)
- FY08 Sales 14M
12Remediation and Reclamation Services
- NAICS 541380 Lab Services
- 562910 Remediation Services
- Total of 429 Contractors (64 Small)
- FY08 Sales 39M
13Contractor Documentation
- Compliance with environmental laws/regulations
- Data security process for hard drive destruction
- Process flow identifying ownership of all parts
(CERCLA) - Process through final disposition of ALL
materials - Methods used for tracking to final destination
- Warehousing
- Identifying subcontractors involved
14Evaluation Criteria for Awards
- Technical (professional qualifications/corporate
experience) - Financially sound and responsible (IAW FAR 9.1)
- Established business (2-year minimum)
- Past performance (Open Ratings report)
- Required documentation
- Competitive pricing ( or
15How the MAS Program Can Help
- Meet time frames for spending
- Supports firm fixed-price awards
- Specific reporting requirements can be included
in scope - Supports socio-economic goals
- Supports competitive procurements
- Total solutions for complex requirements
16We want to be your procurement partner
- National network of customer representatives
ready to help you - Thousands of subject matter experts who are
knowledgeable about their industry committed to
serving the federal community - Acquisition professionals who speak your language
and understand your issues - FAR compliant contracts
17Small Business Procurement GSA Can Help!
- All small businesses should have the maximum
practicable opportunity to participate in
providing goods and services to U.S. Government
(Small Business Act) - The Small Business Administrations (SBAs)
statutory government-wide procurement goals - 23 of an agencys prime contracts for small
businesses - 5 for small disadvantage businesses (prime
subcontracts) - 5 for women-owned small businesses (prime
subcontracts) - 3 for HUBZone businesses (prime and
subcontracts) - 3 for service-disabled veteran-owned small
businesses (SDVOSBs) - (prime subcontracts)
18Value Proposition
- FAS Multiple Award Schedule contracts provide
ready to use ordering vehicles - Substantial selection of qualified contractors
- Greater efficiency of time management in
acquisition by eliminating front-end work - Free online tools make it easy and fast to get
quotes - Flexibility to structure task orders your way
including customized terms and conditions - Total solutions for complex requirements
including services and products - BPAs can streamline ordering across the
organization - Market research is simple
19What are your options?
- Other Government IDIQs - May not provide a total
solution, limited scope of contractors - Open Market - Lengthy procurement process
depending on dollar value - GSA Multiple Award Schedule contracts
- -Offers a broad range of services and products
so a total solution can be ordered,
easy to use, can obtain socio-economic goals
through evaluation process, no maximum
dollar values, latest technology,
significant contractor capacity
20Contractor Team Arrangement
- Scientific Equipment and Services
- Schedule 66
- Environmental Services
- Schedule 899
- Facilities Maintenance and Management
- Schedule 03FAC
- Energy Management Support and Service Solutions
-
21Blanket Purchase Agreement
- Vulnerability Assessments
- Electronic Recycling
- Waste Management Surveys
- Environmental Compliance Audits
- Training
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25Its Easier Than You Think!
- Streamlined procurement process
- Saves time administrative costs
- Flexible (can add agency-specific clauses)
- Quick access to experienced contractors
- Compliance with applicable laws/regulations
- Pricing determined fair and reasonable
- Helpful e-tools (GSA Advantage!/e-Buy)
26Success Story NPS Green Solution
- National Park Service - Denver, Colorado
established a multiple BPA with contractors on
GSA Schedule 899. - Requested professional, technical, and/or
engineering services including personnel, field
services, laboratory testing, equipment, and
related services. - Archiving/administrative record compilation
support at specific NPS locations as described in
each individual delivery order and in support of
the NPS Environmental Response, Damage
Assessment, and Restoration Branch.
27Success Story - USDA Green Solution
- USDA Olympic National Forest used Schedule 899
to assess the design, operational performance of
sewage disposal systems on 68 tracts bordering
Lake Quinault. - Contractor engineers immediately commenced work
to address key environmental issues. Findings
substantiated the concerns of FS scientists about
possible degradation of a pristine body of water
in the trust of the Quinault Nation. - By submitting a detailed report on conditions
encountered, the agency was equipped to fully
cope with this potential problem.
28Success Story - GSA Green Solution
- GSA Public Buildings Service selected Schedule
899 contractor to provide all labor, material and
equipment to safely remove and dispose of various
hazardous materials located in their warehouse. - The onsite inspection performed identified mostly
chemical wastes and electronics. - Contractor properly disposed of each item at a
Washington State Licensed Recycling/Disposal
Facility.
29Success Story - USACE Green Solution
- USACE for the DOE used a schedule specialist to
drill, install and test more than 50 monitoring
wells. - Schedule 899 allowed the Corps to procure
services for this program on a fixed-price basis,
which allowed a reduced cost, saving the
Government over 54M. - It, also, allowed a fast-track schedule, meeting
strict regulatory deadlines and specifications,
therefore, reducing their program time frame from
15 years to only 4 years. - The Schedule was chosen by the USACE DOE
because it was readily available, easy to use,
and provided overall best value.
30What Does GO GREEN Mean?
- Alternative fuel, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid
electric vehicles - Energy efficiency, energy savings and renewable
energy - High performance buildings, resource
conservation, and reduction of water consumption - Pollution prevention, waste management, and
recycling systems
31What is an Environmental Management System (EMS)?
- A set of processes and practices that enable an
organization to reduce its environmental impacts
and increase its operating efficiency - The EMS goal is to manage our impact on the
environment through a process of continual
improvement
32The EMS Leads to Continual Improvement
Plan
Act
Do
Check
33Why Develop an EMS?
- Prevent pollution and conserve resources
- Increase efficiency
- Reduce costs
- Enhance employee morale
- Improve public awareness of environmental issues
and responsibilities
34Whats in Electronic Products?
- Combination of precious metals, engineered
plastics, glass, and other materials (all
valuable resources) - Some products contain hazardous or toxic
substances - (e.g., lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium) found
in - Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs)
- Circuit boards
- Batteries
- Mercury switches
35Making Green Procurement Work For You
- Majority of Federal products and services are
purchased through Government performance-based
contracts - Agencies can specify product attributes
including green or environmentally preferable
and require bidders and contractors to find and
provide the products and services matching these
requirements
36Schedule 899 Supports Four E.O. Goals
- Procurement
- Pollution Prevention
- Electronics Management
- Environmental Management Systems
37Schedule 899 Procurement
- Use of sustainable environmental practices
- Government electronic procurement
- Access to environmentally-sound contractors
- Compliant with applicable laws/regulations
38Schedule 899 Pollution Prevention
- Waste Minimization/Pollution Prevention
Initiatives - Pollution prevention surveys
- Pollution analysis
- Waste/pollution prevention
- Hazard and/or non-hazardous exposure assessments
- Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- Spill prevention/control and countermeasure plans
39Schedule 899 Electronics Management
- Environmentally sound management practices
- Compliant with environmental laws/regulations
- Establishment and/or operation of waste
management/recycling systems - Management and oversight of hazardous materials
disposal operations - Excess/surplus inventory transfer and/or disposal
40Schedule 899 Environmental Management Systems
(EMS)
- ISO 14000 and Environmental Management Systems
- Standard requirements or guidance on good
management practice - Development of both the EMS and the supporting
audit program - Providing an EMS that operates in an
environmentally sustainable manner
41Questions and Answers
42Environmental Schedule 899 Contacts
- Carolyn DiCugno, Business Management Specialist
- (253) 931-7042
- carolyn.dicugno_at_gsa.gov
- Mary Mitton, Senior Contracting Officer
- (253) 931-7073
- Mary.mitton_at_gsa.gov
- Katherine Jocoy, Supervisory Contracting Officer
- (253) 931-7080
- Kathy.jocoy_at_gsa.gov
43Helpful Web Addresses
- Schedule 899 Homepage www.gsa.gov/environmentals
ervices - GSA Homepage - www.gsa.gov
- Information About The MAS Program -
www.gsa.gov/schedules - GSA Advantage! - www.gsaadvantage.gov
- GSA eLibrary - www.gsa.gov/elibrary
44Helpful Web Addresses
- e-Buy - www.gsa.gov/ebuy
- Schedules Ordering Guide - http//apps.fss.gsa.gov
/cmls - Search for Desk Reference Guide
- Customer Service Director Contact Info -
www.gsa.gov/csd - Additional Information on Services Schedules
Ordering - http//schedulesolutions.net/ - Helpful Search Tool - http//sites.google.com/site
/advantageplusbeta/
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