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Compost and Mulch Production Services

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This subcontract for Compost and Mulch Production Services at the Georgia Institute of Technology involves the processing of collected organic materials into finished mulch or compost for prime contractors. The scope of work includes converting a mixed stream of plant fibers, food residuals, and BPI certified plastics through the use of windrow turning equipment, digesters, or industrial composting facilities, culminating in the delivery of the finished products. To qualify for this engagement, providers must possess the necessary environmental permits for organic waste processing and demonstrate specific BPI processing capabilities. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is December 1, 2026, with the project falling under NAICS code 562212.

General Info

Subcontract for Georgia Tech organic waste processing into mulch and compost by December 2026.

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GA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2027-RFP-MROFM-0021.

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Composting Services for Georgia Tech Campus

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AgencyGeorgia Institute of Technology
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Processes collected organic materials into finished mulch or compost for prime contractors on Georgia Institute of Technology campus projects. Converts a mixed stream of food residuals, plant fibers, and BPI certified plastics using industrial composting facilities, digesters, or windrow turning equipment. Requires environmental permits for organic waste processing and BPI processing capabilities. Delivers finished mulch or compost.

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