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Paper and Cardboard Recycling

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RFQ RTAR_03965-1State & Local

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The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority is seeking a qualified vendor for paper and cardboard recycling services under RFQ RTAR_03965-1. The selected provider will be responsible for managing the recycling of paper and cardboard boxes across multiple building facility locations, including offices, indoor hallways, and outdoor garage areas, for a contract duration of two years. The bidding process is currently open and unsealed, with a submission deadline of September 1, 2026, at 11:00 AM. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Leah LeBlanc and provide quotes based on the specified scope of work. All billing and shipping activities are centered at 2817 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119.

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New Orleans Regional Transit Authority seeks paper and cardboard recycling services for two years.

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Louisiana → New Orleans Regional Transit AuthorityView Agency

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562920 - Materials Recovery FacilitiesView NAICS

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LA, USA

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Request for Quote # RTAR_03965-1.pdf

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AgencyLouisiana → New Orleans Regional Transit Authority
Contacts1 person available
OfficeLA, USA
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Office AddressLA, USA
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Return to Bid List Bid NUMBER RFQ RTAR_03965-1 TITLE Paper and Cardboard Recycling PROCESS Unsealed BASE CURRENCY USD STATUS Open for Bidding CLOSES IN 6 days: 23 hours: 53 minutes: 46 seconds DESCRIPTION BID DOCUMENTS BIDDERS CALENDAR
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NUMBER RFQ RTAR_03965-1 TITLE Paper and Cardboard Recycling AVAILABLE DATE 8/25/2026 8:00 AM DUE DATE 9/1/2026 11:00 AM CONTACT INFORMATION Leah LeBlanc - LeLeBlanc@rtaforward.org BID TYPE Default Bid Type BILL TO 2817 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 US SHIP TO 2817 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 US DESCRIPTION New Orleans RTA is seeking a qualified paper and cardboard recycling vendor with the capacity to handle multiple building facility locations for 2 years. Qualified vendor will handle all recycling of paper and cardboard boxes throughout the building facilities, which includes offices, indoor hallways, and outdoor garage areas. Please submit a quote based on the scope of work.

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