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Standard Used Tire Recycling Services

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NJ, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026-ITB-38.

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Tire Recycling

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AgencyNew Jersey → Solid Waste
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Processes and recycles standard used tires for prime contractors on Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) projects. Processes car, light truck, semi-road truck, tractor, and trailer tires (17 to 24.5 inch classification) using industrial shredders or granulators. Requires a valid State Operating Permit for the Tire Recycling Facility and successful ACUA environmental audit. Delivers certified recycling of approximately 275 tons of tires.

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