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SLCo SWM132986-1 Hauling Solid Waster from Transfer Station to Landfill - RFC

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Salt Lake County Solid Waste Management is soliciting bids for the hauling of municipal solid waste from the Transfer Station to the Landfill. The successful bidder must provide walking floor trailers equipped with onboard scales to ensure proper loading and must be capable of accommodating volume changes to ensure the Transfer Station floor is cleared daily. Operations typically run Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM at the Transfer Station to a 6:00 PM delivery cutoff at the Landfill, with occasional Saturday requirements and specific holiday exclusions. Billing weights will be determined by the Transfer Station outbound scale or the Landfill scale. The procurement process requires bidders to submit a cover summary certifying bid accuracy and authority, along with an environmental compliance certification ensuring adherence to all federal, state, and local laws. Vendors may also apply for preferences related to employee health care or veterans and companywide hiring. The agreement is governed by the 2026 Terms and Conditions, which detail warranties, payment procedures, and the independent contractor relationship. Additionally, bidders have the option to request protected status for confidential business information under the Government Records Access and Management Act.

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Salt Lake County seeks bids for hauling municipal waste from transfer station to landfill.

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562112 - Hazardous Waste CollectionView NAICS

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UT, USA

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1.1 SWM132986-1 General Requirements.pdf

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Salt Lake County Environmental Compliance Practices Vendor Certification

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1.2 SWM132986-1 Specifications.pdf

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RFC Bidder Cover Summary for Salt Lake County

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2026 Terms and Conditions v.1

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Attachment B Request for Protected Record - Business Confidentiality Claim

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1.3 SWM132986-1 Bid Schedule.pdf

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Salt Lake County RFC Preference System Certification

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AgencyUtah
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OfficeUT, USA
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This is a reissue of the previously cancelled solicitation, SLCo SWM132986 Hauling Solid Waster from Transfer Station to Landfill - RFC.
Salt Lake County Contracts and Procurement, on behalf of Solid Waste Management, invites your company to bid on the hauling of municipal solid waste from the Transfer Station for disposal at the Landfill Monday through Friday (excluding New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day). Saturdays are occasionally required (including the Saturdays after New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day), or due to a “snow day”, with notice.
Successful bidder must be able to accommodate volume changes. Walking floor trailers are the required method. Truck/Trailer combinations will be required to have and maintain onboard scales to ensure vehicles are loaded properly in the Transfer Station tunnel. Truck/Trailer combinations should fit the unique dimensions of the Transfer Station tunnel and loading area. Accurate weights, for billing purposes, will be determined utilizing the Transfer Station outbound scale, or a scale at the Landfill. Hours of operation include 7:00 AM for loading at the Transfer Station and 6:00 PM final delivery cutoff at the Landfill. Saturday hours are generally 7:00 AM to early afternoon. Bidder must ensure they have the necessary personnel and equipment to haul all material each day, which allows the floor of the Transfer Station to be cleared of all waste.

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