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Solid Waste Outreach Seattle Schools

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26-072-SState & Local

Submission Closed06/16/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) is seeking innovative proposals to support its ongoing partnership with Seattle Public Schools and private K-12 schools in educating students about recycling, composting, and waste prevention. Since 1990, SPU has worked to improve waste handling systems in schools to better divert and prevent waste, aligned with their Strategic Business Plan and Service Equity goals. The selected consultant team will collaborate with SPU staff to develop and implement educational materials and lesson plans for K-12 audiences while providing onsite support to school staff to enhance their waste reduction and sorting efforts. The contract aims to create environmentally aware students who are equipped to properly manage waste, understand its environmental impact, and contribute to reducing overall waste generation in schools. The contract, estimated at $450,000 over three years, will result in schools adopting sustainable practices such as switching from single-use to reusable serviceware and empowering key personnel like principals, teachers, and cafeteria staff to lead waste reduction initiatives. It also includes enhancing nutrition services' capacity to collect food for rescue partners and optimize food resources from Central Kitchen to school lunchrooms. Applicants with expertise in solid waste reduction programming, K-12 education and outreach, technical assistance, and program development are strongly encouraged to apply. One contract will be awarded, with the possibility of prime and subconsultant arrangements, reinforcing SPU's commitment to equitable participation among all students in Seattle.

General Info

SPU seeks consultant to develop K-12 waste education, support schools, $450K three-year contract.

Agency

Washington → Seattle Public UtilitiesView Agency

NAICS

611710 - Educational Support ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

WA, USA

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NONE

Documents

(8)

City of Seattle Consultant Questionnaire

DOCX•consultant-questionnaire

SPU 2025-2030 Strategic Business Plan Update

PDF•strategic-business-plan

Consultant Agreement No. «CONTRACT ID» - City of Seattle SPU

PDF•contract-document

Seattle Ethics & Elections Commission Ethics Brochure

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WMBE Inclusion Plan for Consultant Contracts

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RFP 26-072-S Solid Waste Outreach Seattle Schools

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Contract 26-072-S Insurance Requirements and Transmittal Form

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RFP 26-072-S Solid Waste Outreach Seattle Schools

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 26

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 16

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Submission Closed

06/16/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyWashington → Seattle Public Utilities

Contacts1 person available

OfficeSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

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Washington → Seattle Public Utilities

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Office AddressSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

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Lisa HillStrategic Advisor

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+1 (555) 000-0000

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Full Description

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) has partnered with Seattle Public Schools and private K-12 schools to educate students about Seattle's recycling, composting, and proper disposal since 1990. SPU has continued to work with schools to improve their waste handling systems and process to better divert and prevent waste in their facilities. With this solicitation, we are seeking innovative ideas to reach our recycling and composting, and waste prevention goals as defined in SPU's Strategic Business Plan [LH1] , develop environmentally aware young residents, and reach our Service Equity goal that all Seattle's kids have an equal opportunity to participate, regardless of school resources. The Consultant team, in conjunction with staff from SPU, will develop and implement educational materials and lesson plans for K-12 audiences, as well as provide support for School staff to reduce, prevent, and better sort their waste through onsite support. The expected benefits include students who are informed about waste management and trained to reduce, prevent, and sort their waste in accordance with Seattle's guidelines, outfitting schools to do the same, and be the practice grounds for these behaviors. As a result, students will be able to sort their waste better, understand the impact of waste on the environment, and reduce overall waste produced at schools. Additional outcomes from this contract may include: Schools switch from single use serviceware to reusable/durable products Key staff (i.e., principals, teachers, cafeteria staff, etc.) are active participants in supporting students on various waste reduction efforts Nutrition services have the knowledge, motivation, and equipment to collect food for food rescue partners and develop strategies that maximize their food resources from Central Kitchen to school lunch rooms. Strong applicants will have expertise in solid waste reduction programming, K-12 outreach and education, delivering technical assistance, program development, or related areas. It is anticipated there will be one contract, with a prime and subconsultants if needed. The contract is estimated to be for 3 years for an estimated value of $450,000.