Seattle Park District Opengov #2218

Seattle Solicits Vendors for Iron and Metal Recycling Services

The City of Seattle is seeking qualified vendors to provide iron and metal recycling services for various city departments and facilities. - Government Buyer: - City of Seattle, FAS - Purchasing office - Departments served include Seattle Public Utilities, City Light, Seattle Center, Fleets and Facilities, and Department of Transportation - Products/Services Requested: - Collection and recycling of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal (e.g., clean aluminum, insulated aluminum, clean copper, insulated copper, brass, reinforced scrap metal) - On-call removal services using vendor-supplied, clean, leak-proof, covered containers in multiple sizes - Acceptance of routine drop-offs at vendor locations - Notable Requirements: - Vendors must comply with all federal, state, and local regulations for handling, storage, and transport of scrap metal - Transparent, market-based reimbursement to the City, with certified weight tickets and monthly reporting - Compliance with licensing, insurance, and regulatory standards - Submission of a signed Letter of Commitment from an approved surety - Use of a rebate reporting template - No specific OEMs are mentioned, as this is a service-based solicitation - Estimated contract value is approximately $175,000 for the recycling of these materials - The contract may be awarded to multiple vendors and has a five-year term with an optional two-year extension

Description

The City of Seattle is seeking qualified vendors to provide ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal collection services. The scope includes on-call removal using vendor-provided containers at various city facilities, routine drop-off at vendor locations, and management of materials in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. The contract aims to maximize recycling value, ensure safe handling, and provide transparent market-based reimbursement through certified weight tickets and monthly reports. The contract duration is five years with an optional two-year extension, and the City may award to multiple vendors.

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