Metallic Scrap Procurement and Recycling

The contract involves the purchase, removal, and recycling of surplus ferrous and non-ferrous metallic materials stored by DLA Disposition Services in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bidders are responsible for the complete scrapping process, including dismantling, transporting the materials, and ensuring full compliance with all applicable environmental, safety, and regulatory standards. The work requires specialized equipment and expertise to safely handle and process large volumes of scrap metal while adhering to federal guidelines. All activities must be conducted at the designated storage location in Philadelphia, and bidders must demonstrate the capacity to manage logistics, waste stream documentation, and regulatory reporting without oversight from the government. The solicitation is open for submissions until July 30, 2026, at 5:00 PM, with the opportunity stemming from a subcontract under the NAICS code 331492, which pertains to other metals merchant wholesalers and recyclers. The Department of Defense, through DLA Disposition Services, seeks qualified parties capable of efficiently removing and recycling materials that are no longer needed for military use. Bidders must possess the proper licenses, insurance, and facilities to ensure safe, lawful, and environmentally sound recycling practices. All costs associated with labor, equipment, transportation, and compliance are the sole responsibility of the contractor, and payment will be based on agreed-upon terms for the acquired materials.