Clean and Connected Pueblo

The Clean and Connected Pueblo campaign is a City-led initiative managed by the Public Works department in Pueblo, Colorado, designed to remove bulky waste and clean public spaces. Running from October 20, 2026, through December 19, 2026, the project consists of 43 total workdays divided into 26 community drop-off site days and 17 litter abatement days. The City provides dumpsters, hauling, and cleaning supplies, while the Contractor is responsible for providing all labor, crew leadership, personal protective equipment, and worker transportation. Key tasks include managing vehicle flow at drop-off sites, sorting bulky items such as furniture and appliances, and executing litter abatement operations under City direction. This solicitation is funded in part by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and requires strict adherence to federal and state grant regulations, including active SAM.gov registration and compliance with OSHA and non-discrimination standards. Proposals are evaluated on a points-based system, with 40 percent of the score based on the project approach and staffing plan, 40 percent on experience and past performance, and 20 percent on the pricing proposal. Award is granted to the most responsive and responsible bidder. The Contractor must submit monthly itemized invoices with a final submission deadline of December 21, 2026, under standard Net 30 payment terms.