Opportunity
Marion County #26-118
Debris Monitoring and Consulting Services for Marion County Phase 4 Recovery
Posted
July 30, 2026
Respond By
September 03, 2026
Identifier
26-118
NAICS
562910, 541620, 562998
Marion County's Office of the County Engineer is seeking proposals for debris monitoring and consulting services to support Phase 4 Recovery operations following emergency events. - Government Buyer: - Marion County Office of the County Engineer - Scope of Services: - Monitoring and consulting for debris management operations, including: - Collection, transport, staging, reduction, processing, and final disposal of debris - Coverage includes roadways, bike lanes, sidewalks, rights-of-way, and other properties as authorized - Multiple passes for debris collection may be required - Some recovery actions may occur during the response phase, depending on event size and complexity - Contract Details: - Initial term of five years - Three one-year renewal options - Notable Requirements: - Submission of conflict of interest forms - Disclosure of subcontractors and suppliers - Vendor information forms and certificate of insurance - Completion of response templates for questionnaires and cost proposals - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Classified under NIGP codes for document recovery, disaster preparedness and emergency planning, and disaster site clean-up and recovery services
Description
This solicitation requests proposals for debris monitoring and consulting services related to debris management operations during phase 4 recovery, which may occur during an emergency event. The services include collection, transport, staging, reduction or other processing, and final disposal of debris along affected roadways, bike lanes, sidewalks, and rights-of-way or properties as authorized by the County. The contract term is 5 years with three 1-year renewal options. The operations may involve multiple passes for debris collection as directed by the County, typically after an event has occurred, with some recovery actions possibly performed during the response phase depending on the event's size and complexity.