BidNet Direct #2027-019

Certified Blood Borne Pathogen & Narcotics Remediation Services for Warwick Police Facilities and Vehicles

The City of Warwick Police Department is seeking certified vendors for a two-year contract to provide blood borne pathogen and narcotics remediation services at police facilities and vehicles. - Government Buyer: - City of Warwick, Purchasing Division (Contact: Captain Ryan Sornberger, Warwick Police Department) - Scope of Services: - Cleanup and restoration of bio-hazardous materials and narcotics (e.g., methamphetamine, heroin, fentanyl) - Service locations include police cell blocks, holding rooms, vehicles, common hallways, offices, garage bays, and multi-purpose rooms - Vendors must respond within 8 hours of notification - Certification in blood borne pathogen and narcotics remediation and compliance with all mandated federal safety programs is required - Proof of certification must be submitted with the bid - Pricing must include all charges for supplies and incidental expenses, with fees specified per area type (single/multiple cells, vehicles, common areas) - Notable Vendors Mentioned: - Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. - Products Unlimited, Inc. - HV Shred Inc dba Legal Shred - K&S Distributors Inc. - HWI Gear, Inc. - No specific OEMs or part numbers are listed, as this is a service contract - Bids must be submitted physically, with one original and two copies, in a sealed envelope

Description

The City of Warwick is soliciting bids for services to provide cleanup and restoration of bio-hazardous materials and narcotics in cell blocks, holding rooms, and police vehicles. The contract duration is two years, and the vendor must be certified in blood borne pathogen and narcotics remediation, complying with all mandated federal safety programs and regulations. Bids must be submitted physically with one original and two copies, sealed and clearly marked, by April 8, 2026. The scope includes cleanup of bio-hazards such as blood/disease pathogens and narcotics including methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl, with a required response time within 8 hours of notification.

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