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Recycling Processing & Recovery Services

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The Recycling Processing and Recovery Services subcontract is issued by the Northwest Hills Council of Gov. in Connecticut to manage the processing of recyclable materials for prime contractors at transfer station projects. The scope of work involves sorting, baling, and transporting recyclables to processing plants using specialized equipment such as sorting conveyors, baling machines, and recycling bins. The selected provider is responsible for delivering the processed materials to end-markets while adhering to all recycling industry standards and maintaining necessary environmental permits. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 562920 and was posted on November 4, 2025, with a response deadline of December 15, 2026. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the CTSource Bid Board portal.

General Info

Northwest Hills Council subcontract for recycling processing, sorting, and transport in Connecticut.

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Connecticut → Northwest Hills Council of Gov.View Agency

NAICS

562920 - Materials Recovery FacilitiesView NAICS

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CT, USA

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Torrington Transfer Station: MSW & Recycling Management & Operations

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AgencyConnecticut → Northwest Hills Council of Gov.
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Processes and manages recyclable materials for prime contractors on Northwest Hills Council of Gov. transfer station projects. Sorts, bales, and transports recyclables to processing plants using baling machines, sorting conveyors, and recycling bins. Requires recycling industry standards and environmental permits. Delivers processed recyclable materials to end-markets.

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Torrington Transfer Station: MSW & Recycling Management & Operations
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