Seminole Opengov #IFB-5222-26/LTT

Comprehensive Operation & Maintenance Services for Seminole County Central Transfer Station

Seminole County is seeking a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive operations and maintenance services for its Central Transfer Station (CTS) in Sanford, FL, which processes up to 2,400 tons of waste daily. - Government Buyer: - Seminole County Environmental Services - Solid Waste Management Division - Purchasing & Contracts Division - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or vendors are named in the solicitation - Services Requested: - Full operation and maintenance of the Central Transfer Station facility, grounds, and equipment - Maintenance includes plumbing, electrical, structural repairs, welding, lighting upgrades (including LED), pressure washing, line restriping, painting, and automated truck wash maintenance - Emergency response services required within 36 hours - Specialized expertise required in industrial electrical, plumbing, lift/fill stations, asphalt, concrete, garage doors, welding, drain cleaning, and safety compliance - Contractor responsible for site safety, housekeeping, and training county representatives on new technologies or systems installed - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractors and all subcontractors must be fully licensed in Florida for relevant trades - Excludes engineering services - FEMA compliance and detailed insurance requirements apply - Award based on lowest total or line-item price to the lowest responsible bidder - Place of Performance: - Central Transfer Station, 1301 East Second St., Sanford, FL 32771

Description

Seminole County Solid Waste Division is seeking a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive operations and maintenance services for the Central Transfer Station (CTS). The contract supports an integrated solid waste management system processing up to 2,400 tons of material per day, including residential, commercial, and industrial waste. Services include evaluation, repair, and maintenance of facilities, grounds, roadway systems, plumbing, electrical, structural repairs, and specialized maintenance such as welding and automated truck wash maintenance. The contractor is responsible for site safety, housekeeping, and training county representatives on new technologies or systems installed.

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