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This Solicitation opportunity from Utah was posted on June 24, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RFP - Solid Waste Withdrawal Feasibility Study

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HERR06242026 - Solid Waste Withdrawal Feasibility StudyState & Local

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Herriman City is initiating a formal process to withdraw from the Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District, a regional solid waste management entity governed under Utah Code Title 17B, and has issued a request for proposals to commission a comprehensive feasibility study as required by state law. This study must assess both the functional and financial implications of Herriman’s withdrawal, evaluating alternatives for solid waste collection and disposal, potential cost impacts on residents and the city, infrastructure needs, and operational models that could be implemented independently. The solicitation, identified as HERR06242026, invites qualified consultants to submit proposals by the July 29, 2026 deadline to perform this legally mandated analysis, which will inform Herriman City’s decision-making and next steps in its transition away from the regional district. All proposals must be submitted through the designated online portal and will be reviewed by Emily Gentry, the point of contact for the procurement, with no set-aside provisions or NAICS code specified for this solicitation.

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Herriman City seeks feasibility study for withdrawing from Wasatch Front Waste District, evaluating costs, alternatives, and operational impacts.

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541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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UT, USA

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RFP Solid Waste Withdrawal Feasibility Study Herriman City

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Feasibility Study RFP Questions and Answers.pdf

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Independent Contractor Agreement Blank (Non-Engineer).pdf

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AgencyUtah
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OfficeUT, USA
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Herriman City’s current solid waste service provider is Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District (WFWRD), a garbage disposal district governed by Title 17B of the Utah Code. Herriman City is seeking to withdraw from WFWRD following the process described in Utah Code §17B-1-505.7. Part of the withdrawal process is conducting a feasibility study “to determine the functional and financial feasibility of withdrawing an area from a garbage disposal district” Utah Code §17B-1-505.7(1)(b). Feasibility consultants responding to this RFP will be asked to complete a feasibility study.

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