Saskatchewan Tenders #UR-92645-02-26

Hazardous Waste Disposal Services for University of Regina and Saskatchewan Polytechnic

The University of Regina, in collaboration with Saskatchewan Polytechnic under the Saskatchewan Advanced Education Collaboration (SAEC), is soliciting proposals for hazardous waste disposal services across multiple campuses. - Government Buyer: - University of Regina, Supply Management Services (lead agency) - Saskatchewan Polytechnic (participating institution) - Products and Supplies Requested: - TDG/UN certified waste disposal containers (biohazardous boxes, pails, drums) - Biohazardous disposal boxes and red pails (for cytotoxic and segregated biological waste) - Glass pails and lids (for contaminated broken glass) - 1L and 5L sharps containers (for medical and research sharps) - Disposal containers for shipping sharps containers - Plastic pails (~20L) and metal drums (~208L) for biological and anatomical waste - Services Requested: - Collection, transport, and disposal of hazardous materials (broken glass, sharps, biological, chemical, pharmaceutical, and environmental biosolids) - Provision and delivery of certified containers and packaging - Pickup and disposal service 2-3 times per year or on demand - Invoicing by faculty, barcoding, and Certificates of Destruction upon request - Notable Requirements: - Indigenous engagement and community impact - Detailed reporting and segregation of waste types - Compliance with all relevant safety and environmental regulations - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated waste volume: approximately 1760 liters for University of Regina, with additional volumes for Saskatchewan Polytechnic campuses - Contract Duration: - Initial term of two years, with two optional two-year extensions - Places of Performance: - University of Regina (Regina, SK) - Saskatchewan Polytechnic campuses in Regina, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, and Saskatoon

Description

The University of Regina and Saskatchewan Polytechnic are requesting proposals for the disposal of hazardous materials including broken glass, sharps, and biological waste. The contract will be for two years with the option to extend for two additional two-year terms. The services include collection, transport, and disposal of contaminated waste, with requirements for invoicing by faculty and provision of disposal supplies. The contract aims to partner with vendors who support Indigenous inclusion and community impact.

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