BISHOP

& ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED

Environmental Contractors

 

Company Capabilities

Bishop & Associates, Incorporated (hereafter referred to as BISHOP) is a small, disadvantaged 8(a) business and HUB-Zone enterprise operating in the professional services, environmental and engineering arenas. Founded in 1985 with an initial focus on waste management and environmental remediation, BISHOP has grown to include operations throughout the Mid-Atlantic States for industrial, commercial, municipal, state and federal clients. BISHOP has successfully completed over 1,500 small projects/task orders since 1997 and has acquired a record of excellence in contract management, program and project management and planning, and in field services. In its professional services area BISHOP operates on two management principles: 1) use of a formal quality assurance approach coupled with the highest level of corporate commitment to quality management, and 2) use of staff with demonstrated technical experience, expertise and excellence in past performance on work directly relevant to the task at hand. Commitment to the highest level of quality assurance and quality control practical is a cornerstone of BISHOP s success.

 

Customer Information

 

Schedule for - Environmental Services

 

Federal Supply Group: 899 Class: F999

 

Contract Number: GS-10F-0303P

 

Business Size: Small, Disadvantage, 8(a), HubZone Business

 

Table of Awarded Special Item Number(s): 899-1, 899-4, and 899-8

 

Maximum Order: $5,000,000.00

 

Minimum Order: $100.00

 

Geographic Coverage Area (delivery only): Domestic Only

 

Discounts from list prices or statement of net prices: Government net prices (discounts already deducted). See Attachments.

 

Prompt Payment Terms: Net 30 days

 

Government Credit Cards are accepted at or below the micro-purchase threshold.

Government Credit Cards are accepted at or above the micro-purchase theshold of $2,500.

 

 

Pricing Schedules

SIN 899-1: ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SERVICES & DOCUMENTATION

  • Site Characterization Studies for post-emergency response actions to quantify the extent and concentration of contaminated media.
  • EISs and EASs for planned remedial actions such as contaminated soil removal.
  • Sampling Plans for UST removals, catholic protection system modification or upgrades.
  • Risk Assessments (after tank removals) to quantify potential for uptake of contamination in densely populated areas and the need for further remedial actions.
  • Program Management for hazardous waste handling, transportation, and disposal.
  • Wetlands delineation investigation for the construction, modification, or removal of wastewater systems.

 

SIN 899-1: ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SERVICES & DOCUMENTATION

BISHOP LABOR CATEGORIES

Government (GSA) Hourly Labor Rate

Government (GSA) Daily Labor Rate

Project Manager

$67.00

$536.00

Project Coordinator

$57.04

$456.32

Project Supervisor

$52.00

$416.00

Project Foreman

$42.00

$336.00

Field Supervisor

$43.24

$345.92

Project Health & Safety Officer

$42.32

$338.56

Industrial Hygienist

$46.92

$375.36

Lead Chemist

$55.20

$441.60

Chemist

$55.20

$441.60

Chemical Technician

$46.00

$368.00

Environmental Technician

$39.00

$312.00

Field Clerk/Administrative Assistant

$24.84

$198.72

Field Professional

$64.40

$515.20

 

SIN 899-4: WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

  • Waste management services including waste control, handling, documentation, transport, and disposal.
  • Hazardous and non-hazardous waste management services.
  • Production of hazardous and exposure assessments in environmental and media (industrial plants, commercial, and residual buildings, external natural settings, maritime conditions).
  • Characterization studies for waste management plans to include removal actions, remedial systems installation, short and long-term operations and maintenance, waste handling, pickup, storage, and disposal components.

  

SIN 899-4: WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

BISHOP LABOR CATEGORIES

Government (GSA) Hourly Labor Rate

Government (GSA) Daily Labor Rate

Project Manager

$67.00

$536.00

Project Coordinator

$57.04

$456.32

Project Supervisor

$52.00

$416.00

Project Foreman

$42.00

$336.00

Field Supervisor

$43.24

$345.92

Project Health & Safety Officer

$42.32

$338.56

Industrial Hygienist

$46.92

$375.36

Lead Chemist

$55.20

$441.60

Chemist

$55.20

$441.60

Chemical Technician

$46.00

$368.00
Environmental Technician
$39.00
$312.00
Field Clerk/Administrative Assistant
$24.84
$198.72
Field Professional
$53.36
$426.88

  

SIN 899-8: REMEDIATION SERVICES

  • Asbestos and Lead Abatement. Mold Remediation.
  • Gun Range Maintenance.
  • UST and Above Ground Tank (AST) cleaning, removing, replacement, and modification.
  • Soil Sampling, site preparation, excavation, in-situ and remote treatment, transport, manifesting, storage, and final disposal.
  • Decontamination and demolition of structures, and debris manifesting, transport, storage, and disposal.
  • Site evaluation, characterization, sampling, migration analysis, and well installation and maintenance.
  • Emergency and expedited spill response, containment, confirmatory sampling, manifesting, transport, and site closure.
  • Hazardous waste site evaluation, testing, sampling, characterization, reduction, and closure.
  • Long and Short Term Operations and Maintenance (L&STO&M) of remediation systems, including systems design, sizing, construction, modification, balancing, testing, de-installation, and site closure.

 

SIN 899-8: REMEDIATION SERVICES

BISHOP LABOR CATEGORIES

Government (GSA) Hourly Labor Rate

Government (GSA) Daily Labor Rate

Project Manager

$67.00

$536.00

Project Coordinator

$57.04

$456.32

Project Supervisor

$52.00

$416.00

Project Foreman

$42.00

$336.00

Field Supervisor

$43.24

$345.92

Project Health & Safety Officer

$42.32

$338.56

Industrial Hygienist

$46.92

$375.36

Lead Chemist

$60.00

$480.00

Chemist

$55.20

$441.60

Driver

$36.80

$294.40

Chemical Technician

$46.00

$368.00

Environmental Technician

$39.00

$312.00

Project Laborer II

$27.60

$220.80

Project Laborer I

$27.60

$220.80

Environmental Equipment Operator

$64.40

$515.20

Equipment Operator

$46.00

$368.00

Field Clerk/Administrative Assistant

$26.00

$208.00

Field Professional

$70.00

$560.00

 

List of Customers Over the Past Five Years

With over 1,000 individual projects completed over the last five fiscal years (1997-2001), BISHOP can offer a wide choice of relevant corporate experience references. We have selected three recent projects for each SIN for which we are making an application. The projects selected present a sample of the range of services within each subject area (SIN) for which we have the experience, personnel, equipment and knowledge to provide.

 

 

Client: Department of Veterans Affairs, New York/New Jersey Health Care System

Summary of Work Performed: BISHOP provides service contracting for the removal of hazardous waste for two locations located in East Orange and Lyons, New Jersey. BISHOP picks up materials on a per call basis and BISHOP is required to respond in as quickly as one hour. BISHOP provides inventory services and hazardous waste training to VA staff. BISHOP also provides the VA with containers for some hazardous waste classifications. BISHOP is also responsible for maintaining and providing documentation of pick ups assuring proper handling and disposal of all waste in accordance with federal and state of Connecticut EPA regulations. BISHOP also provides on-going records and verifications of authorized disposal sites.

Contract Type: Firm-Fixed Price

Dollar Value: On-going $127,561 over a five year period

 

 

Client: Marcor/Johnson Electric, Columbus, MS

Summary of Work Performed: BISHOP provided on-site service contracting for the removal of hazardous waste in Columbus, MS. BISHOP picked up, characterized, transported and disposed of well over thirty streams of hazardous materials, comprising more than 300 containers. BISHOP provided inventory and consultative services to Johnson Electric. BISHOP was also responsible for maintaining and providing documentation of pick ups assuring proper handling and disposal of all waste in accordance with federal and state of Mississippi EPA regulations.

Contract Type: Time and Material

Dollar Value: $85,000.00

 

 

 

Client: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD 20814

Summary of Work Performed: BISHOP provides hazardous chemical waste disposal at the USUHS, providing all labor, equipment, materials and supervision necessary to safely, completely and efficiently handle, package, label and placard hazardous waste from the Bethesda and Rockville, Maryland sites and transport the material to an EPA approved treatment/storage/disposal facility. BISHOP provides all services necessary in the disposal of chemical waste, spent and unspent chemicals, and other materials in 1-, 5-, 10- and 55-gallon volumes.

Contract Type: Firm-fixed Price

Dollar Value: Five Year Contract >$101,000.00 per year

 

 

Client: Bates Middle School, Hyattsville, MD 20781

Summary of Work Performed: To investigate, quantify extent, provide for corrective remediation envelope, remove, transport and dispose of lead-based paint and asbestos contaminated windows and doors from the gymnasium of the Bates Middle School. Personnel from BISHOP, under a non-emergency remedial action services contract with the Howard County School System, were called to investigate and remediate if necessary, the presence of lead-based paint and asbestos in the Bates Middle School. Upon investigation, it was found that over 700 windows or doors had various levels of contamination and were to be abated or removed for replacement. The action involved 15 full-time employees, working asymmetrical shifts (to accommodate various school functions as well as normal school operating hours), over a 4-month period. The action resulted in the removal and correct disposal to EPA-certified landfills, of 200 cubic yards of asbestos or lead contaminated materials. Engineering controls were designed and installed to minimize the disturbance to ongoing school activities. Temporary walls to isolate sections of rooms, covered exterior walkways to divert traffic flow from affected halls, and cold air baffle systems to divert exterior air penetration of the active school environment were among these controls. As the project was conducted after hours while the school was in session, clearance testing and wipe sampling of areas surrounding the work envelopes were conducted on a daily basis to ensure availability of all normal school areas on each day subsequent to work performed. Boom lifts were used to access work areas from outside the building with containment envelopes semi-permanently attached to the exterior of the building to control dust and contaminants. The project was performed under very tight time constraints and was successfully completed one week in advance of schedule.

Contract Type: Fixed Price

Dollar Value: $150,000.00