Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0056

Omaha Solicits Scrap Tire Hauling and Processing Services for 2026 Collection Events

This opportunity involves the City of Omaha seeking a qualified contractor for scrap tire hauling and processing services during three one-day public collection events in 2026. - Government Buyer: - City of Omaha (Douglas County Purchasing and Public Works Department, Environmental Quality Division) - Key contacts include Robert Archer (Douglas County Purchasing) - Scope of Services: - Full-service collection, transportation, and processing of scrap tires from three separate Saturday events in different Omaha locations - Contractor must provide all labor, equipment, and services for: - Mobilization and setup of trailers and equipment (3 units) - On-site operations, including maintaining site access and equipment operation - Transportation of tires to certified scales and approved processing facilities - Final processing and disposal of approximately 120 tons of scrap tires - Excludes tires mounted on rims; prohibits use for Nebraska blow-out projects or tire-derived fuel - Contractor must provide scale tickets and cooperate with City coordinators - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations - Submission of bid bond (5% if bid is $50,000 or more), performance bond, and certificates of insurance - Adherence to Employee Classification Act and Responsible Contractor Compliance - All solid waste (except exempt materials) must be disposed of at Douglas County Pheasant Point Landfill - Invoicing based on lump sum per truck or per ton pricing - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product brands are mentioned; open to all qualified service providers - Award: - Single award to the lowest and best responsible bidder

Description

The City of Omaha is soliciting bids for scrap tire hauling and processing services for the year 2026. The contract involves providing labor, equipment, and services to collect scrap tires from three one-day public collection events, transport them to a processing facility, and ensure proper disposal. The contract term covers three specific Saturdays in 2026, with requirements for bid bonds, insurance, and compliance with local regulations. Bidders must submit various affidavits and documentation, and the award will be made to the lowest and best responsible bidder.

View original listing