Garrison Project - Refuse Removal

This contract, solicited under W9128F26QA061, is a non-personal services agreement for refuse collection and disposal at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers facilities around Lake Sakakawea in North Dakota. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary personnel, equipment, transportation, supplies, and supervision to safely and lawfully remove non-hazardous refuse from nine designated government-owned locations: Downstream Campground, Downstream Boat Ramp, Douglas Creek Campground, Government Bay Boat Ramp, Wolf Creek Campground, East Totten Trail Campground, Power Plant, Maintenance Shop, and Administration Building. The scope includes placement and servicing of specified dumpsters—six 4-yard units at Downstream Campground and one 8-yard unit at Government Bay Boat Ramp—with additional containers to be deployed as needed at other sites. The work must adhere to the Performance Work Statement, though formal inspection criteria, performance metrics, or collection schedules are not detailed in the available information. The contract type is listed as combined, with no set-aside designation, and the North American Industry Classification System code is 562111 for refuse collection. The place of performance is clearly defined as North Dakota, with the contracting office located in Omaha, Nebraska. The solicitation was posted on May 12, 2026, with proposals due by May 25, 2026. No contract value, pricing structure, or payment details are disclosed, nor are there any specified terms for invoicing, remittance, or accounting codes. Evaluation factors, award criteria, and the basis for selection—whether lowest price technically acceptable or trade-off—are not included in the provided data. There are no referenced clauses, standards, or certifications under FAR, DFARS, or MIL-STD, and no packaging, labeling, barcoding, or marking requirements are imposed. Similarly, no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic disclosures from offerors are captured, and no contracting officer, COR, or COTR information is provided. The absence of Section H, M, K, and I content limits visibility into performance incentives, subcontracting controls, compliance obligations, or administrative oversight mechanisms. The contract relies heavily on the unprovided Performance Work Statement to define acceptable performance and operational details.