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Waste Oil & Antifreeze Collection

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26-129-5717State & Local

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The City of Chesapeake is seeking a contractor for the collection, transport, and disposal of automotive fluids, including engine oils, hydraulic oil, transmission fluid, and antifreeze. The city generates approximately 5,500 gallons of oil and 800 gallons of antifreeze annually. Services are required at the Chesapeake City Garage every two weeks and the Chesapeake Satellite Facility every four weeks, with a requirement for the contractor to respond to unscheduled pickup requests within 48 hours. This solicitation, numbered 26-129-5717, was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 26, 2026. The contract is managed by the Garage/Fleet agency in Virginia, with John Eader serving as the primary point of contact. The City reserves the right to add further pickup locations or modify the service schedule as needed.

General Info

Chesapeake seeks a contractor for automotive fluid collection and disposal services in Virginia.

Agency

Virginia → Garage/FleetView Agency

NAICS

562112 - Hazardous Waste CollectionView NAICS

Place of Performance

VA, USA

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Pricing Table Template Intake

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IFB Signature Page 9.30.24 - City of Chesapeake

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Waste Oil _ Antifreeze Collection.pdf

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IFB Reference Sheet Attachment A

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AgencyVirginia → Garage/Fleet
Contacts2 people available
OfficeChesapeake, VA, 23322, USA
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Office AddressChesapeake, VA, 23322, USA
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Liza GrimshawDeputy Procurement Administrator

Interested Companies (10)

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Enviroserve
Sandy, UT
Safety-Kleen Systems
Norwell, MA
GovGuide
Arlington, VA

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The City of Chesapeake requires a contractor with the capability to collect, transport, and properly dispose of various automotive fluids, including but not limited to all engine oils (5W20 & 15W40), hydraulic oil, transmission fluid, and antifreeze. Annually, the City generates approximately 5,500 gallons of oil and 800 gallons of antifreeze. Service is required at two primary locations: the Chesapeake City Garage at 956 Greenbrier Parkway, which must be serviced at least every two weeks, and the Chesapeake Satellite Facility at 3316 S. Military Hwy, which requires service at least every four weeks. Additionally, the contractor must be able to respond within 48 hours to requests for unscheduled pickups. The City may add more pickup locations and adjust service schedules as necessary.

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