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Pick-Up & Recycling of Used Lead-Acid Batteries

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26-058State & Local

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Georgetown County, South Carolina, through its Public Services Department, Environmental Services Division, is seeking qualified vendors to establish a continuous program for the collection and recycling of used lead-acid batteries from all fifteen county convenience centers. The program requires regular, reliable pickup services for a variety of battery types including automotive, motorcycle, lawn mower, and other utility batteries, ensuring safe handling, transportation, and environmentally responsible recycling in compliance with all applicable regulations. Proposals must demonstrate operational capacity, safety protocols, and a proven track record in battery recycling services across multiple locations. The solicitation, numbered 26-058, was posted on July 30, 2026, with responses due by August 13, 2026, at 7:00 PM. Interested parties must submit their proposals by the deadline to be considered, and all services must be performed at the designated convenience centers within Georgetown County. Primary point of contact for questions and submissions is Emalee Male, reachable via email at purch@gtcountysc.gov or phone at 843-545-3083. The contract will support the county’s environmental goals by ensuring the proper management of hazardous waste and promoting sustainable recycling practices throughout the community.

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Georgetown County seeks vendor for regular lead-acid battery collection and recycling at fifteen convenience centers.

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South Carolina → Georgetown CountyView Agency

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562112 - Hazardous Waste CollectionView NAICS

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SC, USA

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AgencySouth Carolina → Georgetown County
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The Georgetown County, SC Public Services Department, Environmental Services Division is soliciting proposals to provide a continuous program for the pick-up and recycling of used lead acid batteries, included but not limited to such items as car batteries, motorcycle batteries, lawn mower batteries, and other utility batteries. The batteries are to be picked-up from each of the fifteen (15) convenience centers.

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