University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Sciquest #RFQ-0012137-GGS-2026

University of Michigan Solicits Licensed Type II Landfill Services for Non-Hazardous Soil Disposal

The University of Michigan's Department of Environment, Health & Safety is seeking licensed Type II landfill facilities to provide disposal services for non-hazardous contaminated soil generated at its Ann Arbor, Flint, and Dearborn campuses. - Government Buyer: - University of Michigan, Department of Environment, Health & Safety - Products/Services Requested: - Disposal of non-hazardous contaminated soil at licensed Type II landfill facilities - Unit cost pricing required for: - Per ton - Per 30-gallon drum - Per 55-gallon drum - Pricing must include all fees, taxes, surcharges, and third-party charges (e.g., State of Michigan fees) - Include costs for manifests, profile fees, dig out fees, and any other applicable charges - Slurry solidification service (if available), with unit pricing - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Suppliers must carry Environmental Impairment Liability insurance with a minimum of $5 million per occurrence - The agreement does not include transportation of contaminated soil - Estimated annual soil volumes are provided for reference but are not guaranteed - Payment terms are Net 45 days; early payment discounts may be considered - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; open to all qualified licensed Type II landfill facilities - Period of Performance: - Three-year contract with an optional two-year renewal (up to five years total) - Place of Performance: - University of Michigan Ann Arbor Campus - University of Michigan Flint Campus - University of Michigan Dearborn Campus

Description

The University of Michigan's Department of Environment, Health & Safety is seeking to establish an agreement with one or more licensed Type II disposal landfill facilities for the disposal of non-hazardous contaminated soil. The contract includes unit cost pricing for disposal per ton and per drum, covering the Ann Arbor, Flint, and Dearborn campuses. The agreement is for three years with an optional two-year renewal and requires environmental impairment liability insurance. Transport of soil is not included, and suppliers should provide detailed pricing including all fees and surcharges.

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