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COUNTY OF TRINITY

UEI: H1Z1Q9JT5NL6CAGE: 4FDT4

COUNTY OF TRINITY is a federal contractor, registered under UEI H1Z1Q9JT5NL6 and CAGE code 4FDT4. It has been awarded $376,021 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Solid Waste Collection, Support Activities for Forestry, and Solid Waste Landfill. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Agriculture and Department Of The Interior.

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Registration

UEI Code

H1Z1Q9JT5NL6

CAGE Code

4FDT4

Entity Structure

U.S. Government Entity

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

Local Government OwnedCountyU.S Local Government

NAICS Codes

562111Solid Waste Collection(Primary)

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The County of Trinity specializes in solid waste collection services for public lands and federal facilities, with a focused operational footprint in remote and environmentally sensitive regions. Their core capability centers on the systematic collection, transportation, and disposal of municipal so...

The County of Trinity specializes in solid waste collection services for public lands and federal facilities, with a focused operational footprint in remote and environmentally sensitive regions. Their core capability centers on the systematic collection, transportation, and disposal of municipal solid waste in constrained geographic areas, particularly within federally managed landscapes such as dam perimeters and protected natural zones. They demonstrate technical proficiency in compliance-driven waste management protocols, including EPA-aligned handling procedures, route optimization for low-density populations, and coordination with environmental stewardship mandates. Their specialization lies in delivering reliable, logistically complex waste services in rural, mountainous terrain where infrastructure limitations demand adaptive operational models and minimal environmental disruption. The contractor has established a direct working relationship with the Department of the Interior, providing waste collection services specifically tailored to federal land management units, such as those surrounding Trinity Dam. This engagement reflects a niche expertise in serving federal agencies with stewardship responsibilities over public lands, where waste operations must align with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements and cultural resource protection standards. Their work supports the Interior’s mission to maintain clean, sustainable public spaces without compromising ecological integrity. Their primary industry focus is solid waste collection under NAICS 562111, a category that encompasses curbside, centralized, and specialized haulage services for non-hazardous refuse. They operate in a highly localized vertical market—rural federal land management—where service delivery requires deep familiarity with terrain, seasonal access constraints, and interagency coordination. This positions them as a specialized provider rather than a broad municipal contractor. As a local government entity structured as a 2A (state or local government), the County of Trinity operates under public authority with no federal business certifications. Their geographic presence is centered in Weaverville, California, with service delivery focused on federal properties within Trinity County. Their market positioning is defined by jurisdictional authority over federally adjacent lands and a mandate to support federal environmental compliance through localized, community-based waste services.

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2027 FAYETTE COUNTY TRANSFER STATION WASTE HAULING AND DISPOSAL CONTRACT
Solicitation # 49500
The 2027 Fayette County Transfer Station Waste Hauling and Disposal Contract, issued by the Fayette County Engineer in Ohio, requires a contractor to provide all labor, materials, and equipment for the removal, transportation, and disposal of waste from the transfer station located at 1580 Robinson Road, Washington C.H., Ohio. The contract period begins on December 21, 2026, and concludes on December 19, 2027, with provisions for successive automatic one-year extensions. The engineer's estimate for the project is $650,000 per year, and the contract will be awarded to the lowest qualified, responsible, and responsive bidder. Bidders may provide a standard one-year proposal or an alternate three-year proposal based on 16,000 tons per year. Technical requirements mandate that the contractor dedicate four trailers with a minimum capacity of 100 cubic yards and 45 to 48 feet in length, ensuring three trailers remain on site at all times. A shuttle vehicle must be provided, and the contractor must deliver an additional empty trailer within 1.5 hours of notification, or face liquidated damages of $300 per hour. Required securities include a bid guaranty of $65,000 and a 100 percent payment and performance bond of $650,000. Comprehensive insurance is required, including automobile liability with $2.5 million per person/occurrence and $2.25 million for property damage, alongside workers compensation and general liability coverage. Compliance documentation must include a W-9, non-collusion affidavit, and a delinquent personal property tax affidavit.
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NAICS: 115310
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San Poil Forest, Louie Creek
Solicitation # LoisCreen2026.pdf
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is soliciting bids for an excavator piling and scarification project totaling 90.8 acres within the Louie Creek logging area on the Colville Indian Reservation. The scope of work includes piling logging slash and debris, removing brush and standing dead trees, and removing non-merchantable trees exhibiting dwarf mistletoe. Contractors must utilize equipment with low ground pressure of less than 8.5 p.s.i. and are required to construct water bars on slopes to prevent water channeling. Performance will be monitored by a designated Contract Officer’s Representative from San Poil Forestry, who will conduct inspections in each unit to ensure quality and progress. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the San Poil Forestry locked box at the Mt. Tolman Fire Center by November 5, 2026, at 4:00 PM. Mandatory submission requirements include a bid on every inspection item, a bid evaluation form, a contracting and subcontracting plan, and proof of SAM.gov registration. Evaluation factors include technical qualifications, reasonable pricing, and a strong emphasis on Indian preference in the award of contracts and subcontracts. Contractors must provide liability insurance and are encouraged to obtain a Trader License and TERO Tile ID certification to avoid specific fees. All work must comply with the Tribal Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards and applicable federal and state laws.
Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation

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NAICS: 115310
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San Poil Forest, 3 commercial thinning contracts
Solicitation # thinningcontract2026.pdf
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, through San Poil Forestry and the Tribal Employment Rights Office, is soliciting bids for three commercial pre-commercial thinning contracts located in the 30 Mile Logging area of the Colville Indian Reservation. The scope of work involves thinning operations across three specific units: SP-06-PCT-27 (39.7 acres), SP-07-PCT-27 (33.0 acres), and SP-08-PCT-27 (37.0 acres). Key technical requirements include the felling of overtopped or suppressed trees, the removal of all mistletoe-infected trees, and specific slash management to create a uniform fuel bed. Quality standards mandate that stumps be cut below five inches and that brush or hardwoods interfering with leave trees be cleared within a four-foot radius. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope labeled 30 Mile PCT 2027 and deposited in the San Poil Forestry Drop-Off Box at the Mt. Tolman Complex by 4:00 PM on November 2, 2026. The award process emphasizes Indian Preference and requires bidders to provide a bid per acre and a total bid price. Essential submission documents include a work plan, bid sheet, debarment certification, TERO compliance forms, and proof of liability insurance. Contractors must also obtain a BIA Trader License and adhere to TOSHA safety standards. Payment terms include a 20 percent withholding until final approval, with partial payments authorized for units exceeding 10 acres. Final acceptance is contingent upon a final inspection by the Contracting Officer's Representative and the complete removal of all debris from the units.
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NAICS: 115310
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San Poil Forest, McAllister Creek PCT Highway 21 Blocks 2027
Solicitation # McAllister-Creek-PCT-Highway-21-Blocks-2027.pdf
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, through San Poil Forestry, is soliciting bids for two Pre-Commercial Thinning (PCT) contracts in the McAllister Creek area on the Colville Indian Reservation. The project encompasses a total of 23.77 acres, divided between Unit SP-15-PCT-27 (10.33 acres) and Unit SP-16-PCT-27 (13.44 acres). The scope of work requires the selection and retention of the most vigorous trees, strict slash management including clearing roadways and streams, and the removal of all foreign debris. Contractors must adhere to specific technical standards, such as maximum stump heights of one-half the stump diameter and a maximum slash height of 24 inches, with financial penalties of 3 dollars per tree for damage to leave trees. Bids must be physically submitted to the mailbox at the Mt Tolman Complex by 4:00 PM on November 17, 2026, as electronic submissions are prohibited. A complete bid packet must include a bid sheet, bid evaluation form, a detailed work plan, TERO compliance and utilization forms, and a signed debarment certification. Award decisions are based on the contractor being responsive and responsible, though the lowest bid is not guaranteed to be accepted. Payment is issued per completed and accepted acre, with 20 percent of each payment withheld until final acceptance. Contractors are required to provide liability insurance and comply with TERO Title X and TOSHA safety regulations.
Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation

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NAICS: 562219
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Solid and Liquid Waste Disposal
Solicitation # ITB#SU0-6802
The City of Seattle is establishing a pool of qualified vendors through ITB#SU0-6802 to manage, process, transport, and dispose of various nonhazardous waste streams on an as-needed basis. The scope of work includes the handling of materials such as street maintenance debris, hydroexcavation waste, contaminated rubble, soils, organics, treated wood, sewer solids, oily water, and drinking water treatment residuals. Services may include container rental and transportation across Seattle and statewide project locations. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible vendor, with the City considering local business tax revenues during the evaluation. This solicitation replaces previous contracts with an average combined annual usage of 3,050,000 dollars, primarily serving Seattle Public Utilities, the Seattle Department of Transportation, and Seattle City Light. The resulting contract will have a five-year term with a possible two-year extension. Vendors must adhere to strict response times, providing same-day response for frequent items and a two-business-day turnaround for most new supply and pickup requests. Compliance with federal, state, and local environmental and safety regulations is mandatory, requiring approvals from the EPA and the Washington State Department of Ecology. Vendors must provide specific acceptance criteria for each waste stream and follow rigorous sampling and notification protocols for rejected loads. Mandatory requirements include comprehensive insurance coverage naming the City as an additional insured, adherence to prevailing wage certifications, and compliance with Seattle Municipal Code non-discrimination and fair employment practices. Sealed electronic bids are due by November 23, 2026.
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NAICS: 562219
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BRUSH RECEIVING, PROCESSING, AND RECYCLING SERVICES
Solicitation # AF-2027-06
The City of Seguin, Texas, is soliciting proposals under solicitation number AF-2027-06 for a contractor to provide off-site municipal brush receiving, processing, grinding, storage, and recycling services. The selected contractor must provide all necessary labor, equipment, and facilities to process an estimated annual volume of 13,500 cubic yards of brush, converting it into recycled wood material or mulch. The contract is subject to the City's standard purchasing terms, including Net 30 payment terms, and requires bidders to certify compliance with Texas Government Code regarding boycotts of Israel and energy companies, as well as non-discrimination against firearm entities. Award decisions will not be based solely on the lowest price but on a total value evaluation. The scoring criteria include price (30%), facility location and operational efficiency (20%), qualifications and experience (15%), facility capacity and equipment (15%), operating plan and reliability (10%), past performance (5%), and safety and environmental practices (5%). Respondents must submit a comprehensive proposal via Beacon Bid, including detailed sections on company qualifications, facility information, equipment staffing, and an operating plan. Required documentation includes a Conflict of Interest Questionnaire, Respondent Certification, and a Certificate of Authority to Submit Proposal. The City reserves the right to inspect the proposed facility prior to the award to verify operational capabilities.
City of Seguin

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NAICS: 562219
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Tomoka Farms Road Landfill (TFRL) Leachate Evaporation System Demonstration Project
Solicitation # 26-P-130JD
The County of Volusia is soliciting proposals for the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill Leachate Evaporation System Demonstration Project under solicitation number 26-P-130JD. The project requires the design, furnishing, and installation of mechanical enhanced evaporation systems in two existing leachate storage ponds to achieve an average evaporation rate of 100,000 gallons per day. This Research, Development and Demonstration project is governed by Florida Statutes and Administrative Code, with a performance period of 180 days. The prime contractor must be a Florida Registered Electrical Contractor. The total contract timeline allows for substantial completion within 210 calendar days of the Notice to Proceed, with full decommissioning and removal completed within 240 days unless the County exercises a lump sum buy-out option. Proposals are due by November 12, 2026, and will be evaluated based on a scoring system that heavily weights the contractor's experience, requiring at least three similar projects completed within the last five years. The pricing structure includes mobilization, a monthly lease with return, demobilization, and a potential lump sum buy-out. Awarded contractors must provide payment and performance bonds for 100 percent of the contract price and meet comprehensive insurance requirements, including Workers Compensation and Commercial General Liability. Payment for undisputed invoices is remitted within 45 business days. All work must be performed at the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill in Volusia County, Florida, and comply with OSHA and other state and federal labor standards.
Solid Waste

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NAICS: 562111
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Bid 8863 Refuse Services-Various Locations
Solicitation # BID-2026-0007
The Board of Public Education of the School District of Pittsburgh is soliciting bids under solicitation number BID-2026-0007 for the removal of rubbish at various locations across the district. The contract spans a three-year period from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2029, with the possibility of a six-month extension to prevent coverage lapses. The scope of work includes scheduled pickups for various container sizes, including 2, 4, and 6-yard containers, bushel hampers, and 96-gallon totes, as well as on-demand services for specific sites like Cupples Stadium. All services must comply with City Ordinance 601.04, which restricts collection in residential zones between 10:00 P.M. and 6:00 A.M. during daylight saving time. Bids will be evaluated based on the total annual cost, calculated by multiplying the weekly pickup frequency per container size by the individual pickup cost over 52 weeks. The award will be granted as a group for items 1 through 5 to a single company. Contractors must maintain specific insurance coverage, including 300,000 dollars for personal liability and 250,000 dollars per occurrence for property damage. Additionally, the selected vendor must adhere to the district's substance abuse policy, provide regulatory documentation for landfill and recycling sites, and certify that they are not debarred or suspended from federal transactions. Invoicing requires each pickup location to be assigned a unique location number with only one location per invoice.
Pittsburgh Public School District

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