Comprehensive Vegetative Waste and Emergency Debris Management Plan

The County of Cumberland in North Carolina is seeking proposals under the solicitation number 600600VEGWASTE for a Comprehensive Vegetative Waste and Emergency Debris Management Plan, aimed at establishing an integrated approach to handling vegetative waste and debris generated during routine operations and emergency events. This contract requires vendors to design and implement a system that ensures efficient collection, transportation, processing, and disposal of vegetative material and disaster-related debris across the county, with emphasis on environmental compliance, cost-effectiveness, and rapid response capability during emergencies such as storms or wildfires. The plan must align with state and local environmental regulations and include contingency strategies to manage surges in waste volume during peak seasons or crisis scenarios. Proposals must be submitted by August 14, 2026, and the solicitation is open to qualified contractors without a specified set-aside provision, targeting entities capable of delivering scalable, sustainable waste management solutions. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Donna Griffin, and performance of the contract will be centered throughout North Carolina, specifically within Cumberland County. The initiative underscores the county’s commitment to resilient infrastructure and environmental stewardship, requiring vendors to demonstrate experience in large-scale debris operations, regulatory knowledge, and proven ability to coordinate with public agencies under dynamic conditions. All proposals must be submitted via the provided state portal to be considered.