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Tire Recycling and Disposal Services

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This subcontract for Tire Recycling and Disposal Services, managed by the Public Works agency in Pennsylvania, involves the lawful recycling or final disposal of scrap tires for prime contractors working on City of Pittsburgh projects. The scope of work includes processing a wide range of tires, including those from automobiles, light-medium and heavy-duty trucks, bicycles, and off-the-road vehicles, utilizing industrial tire shredders and specialized recycling plants. The selected provider must possess all necessary permits for the lawful disposal of scrap tires and the safe handling of toxic materials. Additionally, the contractor is required to provide formal proof of lawful disposal or documentation of the recycled material output. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 7, 2026.

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Pennsylvania subcontract for scrap tire recycling and disposal services due December 7, 2026.

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PA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026-IFB-192.

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Removal of Scrap Tires

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Performs the lawful recycling or final disposal of scrap tires for prime contractors on City of Pittsburgh projects. Processes automobile, light-medium duty truck, heavy duty truck, bicycle, and off-the-road tires using industrial tire shredders and recycling plants. Requires all necessary permits for lawful disposal of scrap tires and handling of toxic materials. Delivers proof of lawful disposal or recycled material output.

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