6h. Waste and Recycling Receptacles Presentation
Item No. 6h supp Meeting Date: June 11, 2019 Terminal Waste Receptacle Standardization and Procurement 1 Sea-Tac Passenger Growth Total Annual Air Passenger Traffic Strong demand growth since the existing receptacles were put into service 2 Previous Standard Interior Receptacles Challenges Small openings Bridging Small in capacity Single unit leads to pre-mature emptying While addressing some of the Airport's current needs, does not address all needs 3 What problems are we trying to solve? Wide variety of existing conditions. No uniform standard or program. Need a plan forward. 4 Old Receptacles Current challenges Graphics wear Cross-Contamination issues Equipment failure Visual appearance Odor problems Aged receptacles have reached end of useful life and function poorly 5 Challenges with current state Issues Inefficient for staff Not a fit for our waste streams Failing to meet the current passenger demand Not aligned with our sustainability initiatives Damaged, older receptacles fail to meet the current needs and goals of the Airport 6 Previous Standard Exterior Receptacles Challenges Capacity Failing to meet demand Design weakness for the application Does not meet the capacity or duty demands for the current application 7 New Standard Development Increased Capacity over previous standard. Heavy duty, yet attractive. Bigger openings avoid bridging. Front door opening for easy access. Slanted top avoids stacking. Modular: Interchangeable Flange. Standard developed by cross-functional Port staff team 8 Voice of the staff "We love these new "The slide out bins are receptacles They are easy to handle. No "Makes our job easier." so easy to maintain." hassling with lids." Majority of Staff are positive about new standard 9 SeaTac Airport Current Waste Receptacle Inventory Plus Additions As the Airport facility and passenger volume grows, the demand for such equipment grows. Estimated Cost Replacement Summary Location Quantity Replacement 2019-2020 Interior 345 Estimated Price per Exterior 142 Item Quantity in Plan Total Replacement Total 487 Receptacle New Addition 2019-2020 Interior 269 Interior 945 $1,100.00 $1,039,500.00 Exterior - NE Ground New Addition 2020 Transportation 59 Exterior 201 $1,850.00 $371,850.00 New Addition 2020 IAF 2020 40 Total Quantity 1146 New Addition 2021 NSAT 2021 30 New Addition 2022 NSAT 2022 30 Freight (average $245) 1146 $245.00 $280,770.00 New Addition Total 428 Sub Total w/o Tax $1,692,120.00 2020 Contingency 6% of 2019 total 51 Tax $169,212.00 2021 Contingency 6% of 2020 total 54 2022 Contingency 6% of 2021 total 61 Grand TOTAL $1,861,332.00 2023 Contingency 6% of 2022 total 65 Contingency Total 231 Grand Total in Plan 1146 10 Details of SeaTac Airport Old Waste Receptacle Inventory and Additions New Additions over 2019-2020 Itemized Categories Number of Location in need Type Quantity Need at Location of Receptacles Replacement over 2019 - 2020 D Hardstand - Replacement Garbage/Recycle/Compost waste Type for Interior Receptacle Current Quantity Quantity receptacle - 3 stream 1 3 Old Transit 96 192 D Hardstand - Duo for 7 Gate Counters 7 14 Combo 3 Stream 39 78 All Terminal Gate Counters including Food Court Receptacles 48 48 FIS - Duo 95 190 Baggage Claim - Duo 15 30 Cylinder Cans 81 27 Skybridges - Duo 6 12 Checkpoints - cabinet receptacles w Total to be replaced - Interior 264 345 roll out bins - Duo 10 20 TOTAL AIR TERMINAL OPS 134 269 Replacement Type for Exterior Receptacle Current Quantity Quantity NE GT - Ticketing kiosks - Duo 6 12 Dispatch 71 142 NE GT - Exterior 10 20 Total to be replaced - Exterior 71 142 NE GT - Garbage/Recycle/Compost waste receptacle - 3 stream 9 27 TOTAL LANDSIDE OPS 25 59 * See Image Legend on the next slide 11 Image Legend *1. Transit *5. Dispatch *2. Combo 3 Stream *6. 3 Stream, New Standard *3. Food Court Receptacles *7. Duo *4. Cylinder Cans Types of Current Receptacles 12 Questions THANK YOU! 13 Appendix 14 Aged Receptacle Inefficient and Dysfunctional Custodial and Passenger Inefficiency A Concourse Small openings - Trash gets stuck - Trash piles up on top - Appears full when it's not Small in capacity Inefficient top lid opening Inside only supplies thin wire rings to hold liners: paper clips to hold the waste weight Liner falls down, liquid spills out of the case onto floor Receptacle lid lifting and placement challenges around passengers when it's packed with passengers 15 Food Court Receptacles Challenges Opening Arrangement Materials of construction not rugged Not consistent or standard with the balance of the facility While meeting some of the needs of the Food Court areas, do not meet all needs 16 Landside/Garage Receptacles Challenges No real standard Inherent design weaknesses Attract rodents and pests Risk of injury for staff Staff are deferring purchase of the previous landside standard for garage due to known challenges 17 Previous Standard Interior Receptacle Specification "Transit" Pricing to the Port Current price $2,100.00 EA for 10EA purchase for new D Hardstand Total 60 gal. (3 x 20) gallons SLTRA -180 with cast aluminum lid H 35.9" x W 40.8" x D 19.5" Weight 128 lbs. "Transit" Pricing in 2012 to the Port Price in 2011 and delivery in 2012 $1,524.00 EA for 179EA purchase 18 Airport Receptacles & Price Range Salt Lake City International Airport Calgary International Airport Architectural Brass (AB) SLC: $800 $1,200.00 (20gal. EA AB Calgary: $1,085.00 - $1,595.00 (20gal. EA Bin) Bin) 19 Airport Receptacles & Price Range San Jose International Airport LAX Los Angeles World Airports AB MOD: $995 - $1,195.00 (20gal. EA) AB LAXWEST: $ Not Available 20 Airport Receptacles & Price Range Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas AB PHX: $1,595.00 - $1,895.00 (20gal. EA Bin) AB JELLO: $ Not Available 21 Airport Receptacles & Price Range Nashville International Airport Philadelphia International Airport AB Citizen: $2,795.00 - $2,995.00 (20gal. EA Bin) AB Convention: $1,295.00 - $1,495.00 (20gal. EA Bin) 22 Airport Receptacles & Price Range Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Atlanta Hartfield-Jackson Int'l Airport Ex-Cell Kaiser Echelon 3 Stream: $2,100.00 - $3,100.00 AB Terminal (Left): $1,195 - $1,395.00 (20gal. EA) (25gal. EA Bin) Harmony Compactor (right): $8,000.00 (10x compaction, 25gal.EA) 23
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