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This Subcontract opportunity from Michigan was posted on August 27, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Recycling and Recovered Materials Processing

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State & Local

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NAICS: 562920
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Orange County, Florida, is soliciting proposals for Recovered Materials Processing Services under RFP Y26-1014-KK. The selected contractor will operate a designated Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) to receive, weigh, inspect, and process single-stream recyclable materials. The contract is scheduled to commence on January 1, 2030, and run through December 31, 2044, with options for two additional five-year renewals. The facility must be operational by the start date and maintain specific receiving hours from Monday through Saturday. Proposers must meet strict minimum qualifications, including a proven track record of processing at least 30,000 tons of single-stream recyclable materials per year for a municipality for at least three years. Evaluation is based on a weighted scoring system where the fee proposal carries the most weight at 40 percent, followed by the technical approach (20 percent), facility experience and financial strength (15 percent), MRF location (15 percent), and municipal references (10 percent). Bonus points are available for registered Service-Disabled Veteran (SDV) prime or subcontractor hires and the hiring of dislocated workers. The contract includes a detailed inspection and contaminant assessment protocol to handle rejected loads and ensure material quality. Pricing is structured around a processing fee per ton, with additional provisions for contamination surcharges and reject fees. Administrative requirements include monthly invoicing in accordance with the Florida Local Government Prompt Payment Act, the submission of performance and payment bonds, and adherence to federal environmental and nondiscrimination standards. The final proposal submission deadline was extended to December 3, 2026, with all responses required via the OpenGov electronic portal.
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NAICS: 562920
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Solicitation # 2026-11-002
The McDuffie County Board of Commissioners is soliciting proposals under RFP 2026-11-002 for comprehensive recycling services at its transfer station located at 514 Tankersley Road, Thomson, Georgia. The selected contractor will be responsible for providing, delivering, and maintaining clearly labeled containers suitable for corrugated cardboard, mixed paper, aluminum, steel and tin cans, plastics, glass bottles and jars, and scrap metal. The scope of work includes the collection and transportation of these materials to approved recycling centers. Notably, these services must be provided at no cost to the County, which will not pay for container rentals, hauling, processing, or administrative charges. Proposals must be submitted as one unbound original in a sealed envelope to the County Manager Office by 2:00 PM on November 30, 2026. The evaluation process is based on the County's discretion, and while cost is not the sole factor, a preference may be given to bidders with a McDuffie County business license if their bid is within 4% of the lowest bid. Required documentation includes a variety of affidavits, a business license, and E-Verify documentation. The contractor must provide monthly reports on collection data and, if applicable, financial reports for revenue sharing. The contract requires strict adherence to Georgia state law and OSHA regulations. Contractors must maintain comprehensive insurance, including pollution liability with a 1 million dollar per occurrence limit, and name the County as an additional insured. Performance is subject to County inspection, and failure to complete work within the specified timeframe may result in liquidated damages of 300 dollars per calendar day. Payment for any applicable revenue sharing is processed via ACH within 20 days or by paper check within 30 days.
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NAICS: 562920
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International
Processing Old Corrugated Containers (OCC) from Commercial Sources
Solicitation # 235558
The City of Quesnel is soliciting proposals for a contractor to sort, process, and market Old Corrugated Containers (OCC) received from commercial sources at the Quesnel Landfill in British Columbia. The selected contractor is responsible for providing all necessary labor, equipment, and facilities to handle, crush, and bale materials to industry marketable standards. A critical operational requirement is the timely removal of OCC from the designated drop-off area to ensure accumulation does not exceed the adjacent concrete-block wall during operating hours from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. The contract requires the contractor to research and establish markets for the processed materials and provide monthly reports on marketed quantities and values alongside monthly invoicing. Compliance requirements include maintaining a site-specific Health and Safety Plan signed by a qualified professional, adhering to WorkSafe BC regulations, and ensuring employees are paid a living wage within a six-month grace period. Proponents must provide a City of Quesnel business license upon signing and submit a detailed proposal including a fee estimate based on unit rates per month or tonne. The City maintains broad discretion in the award process, including the ability to negotiate scope changes, accept non-compliant proposals, or split the award among multiple contractors. The agreement may include two one-year extensions provided the City gives three months' written notice.
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The City of Detroit is seeking a subcontractor for the Recycling and Recovered Materials Processing project. This contract focuses on the sorting and processing of recyclable materials, specifically plastics, metals, and paper, that are collected during freeway cleanup operations. The work falls under NAICS code 562920, which pertains to recyclable material management. The solicitation was posted on August 27, 2024, with a response deadline of September 10, 2024. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the provided Oracle Cloud procurement portal.

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Place of Performance

MI, USA

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Freeway Trash Pick Up And Rubbish Removal

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AgencyMichigan → City of Detroit
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Organization / AgencyMichigan → City of Detroit
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Sorting and processing recyclable materials like plastics, metals, and paper collected during freeway cleanup operations.

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