Specialty Waste Handling – E-Waste and Universal Waste

The contract pertains to the specialized handling, collection, and compliant disposal of electronic waste including computers and monitors, as well as universal waste such as batteries and fluorescent lamps, originating from administrative and maintenance facilities under the MTA Headquarters in New York. The scope requires adherence to all federal and state environmental regulations for the safe transport, treatment, and disposal of hazardous materials, ensuring no improper release or contamination occurs during any phase of the process. The service provider must demonstrate proven experience in e-waste and universal waste management, with proper licensing, documentation, and chain-of-custody protocols to verify regulatory compliance throughout the lifecycle of the waste. Subcontractors interested in this opportunity must submit proposals by the deadline of June 3, 2026, and the solicitation falls under NAICS code 562910, which classifies it under Other Remediation Services. The contract is not set aside for any specific small business category, and while no point of contact is listed, all inquiries must be directed through the official MTA procurement portal linked in the announcement. Performance of the services is expected to occur across MTA administrative and maintenance sites in New York, with the successful vendor responsible for coordinating logistics, storage, and final disposal in certified facilities. The contract emphasizes environmental responsibility, regulatory accountability, and operational efficiency in managing potentially hazardous materials.