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Certified Scrap Metal Recycling and Hauling Services

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This subcontract for Certified Scrap Metal Recycling and Hauling Services supports prime contractors on Montgomery County Environmental Services projects in Ohio. The selected provider is responsible for the collection, transportation, and certified recycling of scrap metals, which includes providing and exchanging open-top roll-off containers. All hauling operations must utilize trucks equipped with cover devices to remain compliant with OEPA and ODOT regulations. To ensure transparency and legal compliance, the contractor must be certified as a Metals Recycler per Ohio S.B 193. Key deliverables include the delivery of removed scrap and the provision of detailed tonnage receipts from certified scales. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 4, 2026.

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Certified scrap metal recycling and hauling services for Montgomery County projects by November 2026.

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This scope was carved out of PP-2026-0054.

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Performs collection, transportation, and certified recycling of scrap metals for prime contractors on Montgomery County Environmental Services projects. Provides and exchanges open-top roll-off containers using trucks with cover devices per OEPA and ODOT regulations. Weighs materials at certified scales and provides detailed tonnage receipts. Requires certification as a Metals Recycler per Ohio S.B 193. Delivers removed scrap and certified scale receipts.

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