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Waste Tire Processing

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26-B-125JSState & Local

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The Volusia County Solid Waste Division is seeking a contractor for waste tire processing services at the TFRL and WVTS locations in Florida. The scope of work involves handling a variety of waste tires from residential and commercial sources, including passenger, light truck, tractor-trailer, and oversized tires such as loader and tractor tires. The contractor will be responsible for processing both rimmed and de-rimmed tires, with the county utilizing best management practices to separate tire types on-site. While the county estimates an average annual volume of approximately 2,000 tons of waste tires, this figure is an estimate and does not constitute a guarantee of quantity or expenditure. This solicitation, numbered 26-B-125JS, was posted on August 27, 2026, with a response deadline of September 24, 2026. Interested parties should coordinate with the Solid Waste Director or the Procurement Analyst II in DeLand, Florida.

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Volusia County seeks a contractor for waste tire processing services at two Florida locations.

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Florida → Solid WasteView Agency

NAICS

562920 - Materials Recovery FacilitiesView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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26-B-125JS Waste Tire Processing IFB

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22-B-11AK Waste Tire Processing Price Redetermination

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ITB 22-B-01AK Recommendation of Award – Waste Tire Processing

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IFB #26-B-125JS - Waste Tire Processing

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Volusia County Waste Tire Processing Scope of Work

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Waste Tire Pricing Bid List

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22-B-01AK Waste Tire Processing ITB Special Conditions

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Exhibit A - Insurance Requirements

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AgencyFlorida → Solid Waste
Contacts2 people available
OfficeDeLand, FL, 32720, USA
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Office AddressDeLand, FL, 32720, USA
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Regina MontgomerySolid Waste Director
Jalene SerwanskiProcurement Analyst II

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Big Dog Express of South FL
Pahokee, FL
Vergara AG Service
Bakersfield, CA
GFL Environmental Southeast
Gainesville, FL

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The Volusia County Solid Waste Division operates the TFRL and the WVTS. Whole waste tires are received at both locations from residential and commercial entities. The waste tires include passenger, light truck, and tractor-trailer, tires and tires up to 11R24.5. Oversized tires, including, but not limited to, loader and tractor tires are also received. The County uses best management practices to separate passenger and light truck tires from oversized tires on-site. The County requires processing of both rimmed and de-rimmed tires. On average, the County receives approximately two thousand (2,000) tons of waste tires annually but makes no guarantee as to the amount or weight of waste tires received annually. This number is an estimate only and in no way represents a guarantee of future expenditures.

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