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ADVANCED DISPOSAL SERVICES JACKSONVILLE, LLC

ADVANCED DISPOSAL SERVICES JACKSONVILLE, LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI QW4ZNEE1DL88. It has been awarded $71,772 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Solid Waste Collection and Remediation Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security.

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NAICS: 562111
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ITT - HAULING OF REFUSE IN THE COLUMBIA VALLEY SUBREGION
Solicitation # 235855
The Regional District of East Kootenay is soliciting tenders for the hauling and transfer of refuse and divertibles within the Columbia Valley subregion of British Columbia. The scope of work involves transporting materials from various transfer stations, including Brisco, Edgewater, Fairmont, Canal Flats, Invermere, and Radium, to the Columbia Valley Landfill. The contractor must provide a regular roll-off unit with a hydraulic hoist and a backup truck tractor unit capable of being operational within 12 hours of a breakdown. Performance is subject to British Columbia industry standards and Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, with a requirement for monthly logs of pickups and scale tickets submitted in excel format. The contract is set for a three-year term commencing January 1, 2027, with the option for two consecutive one-year renewals. Award selection is based on a two-step process of screening and price comparison, where the compliant tender with the lowest total estimated contract price will be selected. To be compliant, bidders must demonstrate at least five years of similar experience, provide a 90,000 dollar bid bond, and meet specific disqualification criteria. Post-award requirements include an irrevocable letter of credit for 450,000 dollars, proof of WorkSafeBC standing, and insurance policies. Payment is issued within 30 calendar days of receiving a correct monthly invoice.
Regional District of East Kootenay

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about 14 hours ago

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NAICS: 562910
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Remedial Action for Lower Maumee River Sway Bridge within the Maumee Area of Concern
Solicitation # 49789
The Remedial Action for Lower Maumee River Sway Bridge project, funded by a US Environmental Protection Agency grant and managed by the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, involves the mechanical dredging and disposal of approximately 124,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment and embedded debris in Toledo, Ohio. The scope of work includes mobilization, site support, the implementation of erosion and turbidity controls, and the installation of specialized instrumentation to protect existing structures. Dredged materials will be transported to the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority Confined Disposal Facility or an approved commercial landfill. Additional requirements include the removal of shipwrecks, installation of temporary steel sheet piling for shoreline stability, bathymetric surveys, post-dredging verification sampling, and the placement of amended residual covers and subaqueous backfill to restore slope stability. Optional work may include organoclay layer placement, structural inspection diving, and NAPL sheen mitigation. The total engineer's estimate for the base bid and approved optional work is approximately $22,612,100.00, with the contract awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder based on price, experience, financial condition, and past performance. Bids must be submitted via Bid Express by December 17, 2026, and include a bid bond or certified check for 10% of the total bid amount. The successful contractor must provide performance and payment bonds equal to 100% of the contract price and adhere to Davis-Bacon Act wage rates. Project completion is required by March 24, 2028. Work performed adjacent to the CSX Transportation bridge is subject to specific CSXT special provisions, insurance requirements, and inspection approvals to ensure no interference with rail operations. Final acceptance is contingent upon a USEPA pre-final inspection and the resolution of all punch list items.
Toledo - Lucas County Port Authority

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about 14 hours ago

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in about 1 month
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NAICS: 562111
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Waste Disposal Services IFB#26-20091-000
Solicitation # 26-20091-000
The California Department of State Hospitals Metropolitan is soliciting bids for waste disposal services, including the management of organic waste such as food, green, and landscape waste. The contractor must provide all necessary labor, insurance, medical clearances, and equipment to perform these services on state hospital grounds in Los Angeles, California. The anticipated period of performance runs from January 1, 2027, through August 31, 2028. Key deliverables include the provision of training and signage for organic waste at the start of the agreement and the submission of a comprehensive final report. The contractor must comply with various state regulations, including Assembly Bill 1826 and Senate Bill 1383. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with specific preferences granted to certified Small Businesses and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises. Bidders must submit their proposals by December 2, 2026, including a rate sheet, three professional references from the past two years, and various mandatory certifications. Required financial protections include both performance and payment bonds not less than the contract price. Invoicing is conducted monthly in arrears, and the Department of State Hospitals reserves the right to conduct security clearances, including fingerprinting and drug testing, prior to the award.
California Department of State Hospitals

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about 16 hours ago

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in 18 days
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NAICS: 562910
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CI-277 F17 Northwest Wing Abatement & Interior Demolition
Solicitation # 0000040943
The CI-277 F17 Northwest Wing Abatement and Interior Demolition project at CSU Channel Islands involves hazardous materials abatement and interior demolition of the northwest wing of Building F17. The scope of work includes the removal of designated interior finishes, nonstructural walls, ceilings, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing components, as well as the abatement of hazardous materials, specifically pipe TSI insulation within crawl spaces and shell spaces. The contractor is responsible for utility coordination, containment, debris removal, and the verification and repair of fire barriers, while existing structural concrete and exterior elements remain intact. The project excludes the eastern portion of Building F17, and independent abatement monitoring will be managed separately by the campus. The contract is awarded based on a Base Bid of $394,000 plus an Additive Alternative of $5,995, totaling $399,995. Bidders must comply with California prevailing wage laws and safety regulations under the Federal and California Occupational Safety and Health Acts. A key requirement is a minimum 3% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) participation, with incentives provided for those who exceed this threshold. Bidders must provide bid security of at least 10% of the total bid and adhere to strict DVBE documentation and certification requirements. Performance is measured by the ability to leave the premises thoroughly clean and ready for occupancy, with final acceptance determined by the Trustees based on adherence to plans, specifications, and trade standards.
CSU, Channel Islands

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about 17 hours ago

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NAICS: 562111
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Emergency Debris and Disaster Recovery Services
Solicitation # RFP2026-082EM
The City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, is soliciting sealed proposals under RFP2026-082EM for Emergency Debris and Disaster Recovery Services to maintain continuity of services following the expiration of its current contract in February 2027. This contingency-based contract is primarily utilized during hurricane season to manage the collection, transport, and disposal of vegetative and construction and demolition debris. The scope of work includes clearing public rights-of-way, managing Temporary Debris Staging and Reduction Sites, and providing a dedicated Disaster Recovery Manager to coordinate operations and assist with FEMA reimbursement documentation. Award will be based on the most advantageous submission, with a heavy emphasis on the firm's experience with large-volume debris operations and catastrophic events in Florida or the Southeastern United States. Proposals must be submitted via the OpenGov e-procurement portal by December 11, 2026, at 3:00 PM local time. Required submissions include a detailed pricing schedule for hauling and equipment, a notarized Incorporation Affidavit, and proof of insurance. Financial guarantees are strictly required, including a 10,000 dollar bid bond, performance and payment bonds equal to 110 percent of the project price, and a surety Letter of Commitment for emergency bonding up to 100 million dollars. The selected contractor must comply with all federal, state, and local regulatory requirements, including EPA standards for recovered materials and strict documentation protocols for load tickets and field inspections to ensure successful project closeout and reimbursement.
Emergency Management

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about 18 hours ago

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in 27 days
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