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CLOSED LOOP REFINING AND RECOVERY, INC.

UEI: WMB7DAYMNJK3

CLOSED LOOP REFINING AND RECOVERY, INC. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI WMB7DAYMNJK3. It has been awarded $1,043,051 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Materials Recovery Facilities. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Justice.

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NAICS: 562920
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RFP# 1255768-BK UWF Electronics Waste Recycling and Disposal Services
Solicitation # 1255768-BK
The University of Washington is soliciting qualified contractors under RFP# 1255768-BK to provide comprehensive electronics recycling services, including the collection, transportation, processing, destruction, and disposal of end-of-life electronic equipment. The selected contractor must ensure all materials are recycled and destroyed, strictly prohibiting the reuse, refurbishment, or donation of any university materials. Key operational requirements include the provision of triple-wall corrugated collection containers on a one-for-one exchange basis and the maintenance of auditable records tracking materials from collection to final disposition. The contract is for an initial one-year term with the possibility of nine additional one-year extensions, totaling up to ten years. Eligible bidders must be available to operate in Washington State, possess a Seattle Municipal Code Chapter 6.250 recycling license, and ensure all assigned personnel pass a Washington State Patrol criminal history check. Due to the nature of the materials, the contractor must execute a UW Medicine Business Associate Agreement and comply with HIPAA, HITECH, and state privacy laws. Evaluation is based on a scoring system that emphasizes operational approach, data security, sustainability, and facility proximity, with awards granted to the highest-scoring bidders. Pricing must remain firm for the first year and is subject to annual adjustments based on the Producer Price Index. Proposals must be submitted via the Workday Strategic Sourcing portal by November 25, 2026.
University of Washington

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NAICS: 562920
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International
E-Waste Destruction and Recycling Services
Solicitation # W6399-26-LW27/A
The Department of National Defence is seeking offers to establish a Standing Offer for the secure sanitization and destruction of Information Technology and telecommunications equipment, as well as information-bearing media containing classified information. The primary objective is to prevent unauthorized data recovery or exploitation by rendering equipment unusable in accordance with Communications Security Establishment ITSP.40.006 and other industry standards such as R2V3 and RQP. The contract includes an initial one-year term with four optional one-year extensions. Services will be performed at the contractor's authorized facility, which must be located within 500 km of the National Capital Region. To be compliant, offerors must demonstrate the capacity to destroy at least 4,000 kg of electronic material per day and provide evidence of similar experience within the last five years. Strict security requirements are mandatory, including a Secret level Facility Security Clearance and Secret level security clearances for all personnel involved in handling or destroying materials. Additionally, personnel accessing classified assets must be Canadian citizens. Award will be based on the lowest evaluated price among compliant offers. The contractor must maintain rigorous chain-of-custody controls and allow DND authorities to witness destruction activities upon request.
Department of National Defence

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NAICS: 562920
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Recovered Materials Processing Services
Solicitation # Y26-1014
Orange County, Florida, is soliciting proposals for Recovered Materials Processing Services under RFP Y26-1014-KK. The objective is to secure a contractor to operate a designated Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) to receive, weigh, process, and market county-collected single-stream recyclables. The scope of work includes sorting materials to maximize recovery, shipping commodities to end markets, and disposing of residue at licensed landfills, while explicitly excluding the collection of materials. The contract is intended for a 15-year base term starting January 1, 2030, with options for two additional five-year renewals. Proposers must meet strict minimum qualifications, including evidence of processing at least 30,000 tons of single-stream recyclable materials per year for a municipality for at least three years. Evaluation is based on a weighted scoring system, with bonus points available for registered Service-Disabled Veteran (SDV) primes or subcontractors and the hiring of dislocated workers. The pricing structure utilizes a Processing Fee and Average Market Value for commodities, with specific protocols for contamination assessments and associated surcharges. Submissions must be made exclusively through the OpenGov electronic portal, with a final response deadline of November 5, 2026. Required documentation includes detailed technical approaches, municipal references, financial strength assessments, and a designated MRF location. The successful contractor will be required to provide performance and payment bonds and adhere to the Florida Local Government Prompt Payment Act.
Utilities, Solid Waste

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