Port of San Diego PlanetBids #26-18CB

San Diego Unified Port District Seeks As-Needed Marine Debris Collection, Disposal, and Monitoring Services

The San Diego Unified Port District is seeking qualified firms to provide as-needed marine debris collection, disposal, and monitoring services throughout San Diego Bay and surrounding cities. - Government Buyer: - San Diego Unified Port District, Procurement Services (Contact: Christian Beckford) - Scope of Work: - Collection and disposal of marine debris, including trash, litter, organic material, logs, timbers, and mammal carcasses - Service areas include shorelines, rip rap, open water, and District tidelands in San Diego, Coronado, National City, and Chula Vista - Monitoring, data collection, reporting, and predictive modeling of debris types, quantities, and trends - Service Requirements: - Compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations (including stormwater protection and best management practices) - Use of environmentally preferable products - Detailed electronic reporting and data management - Safety compliance, equal opportunity, ADA enhancements, and small business participation - Performance Details: - Services performed as-needed, up to five days per week, with scheduling coordinated with the District - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated Contract Value: - $1,250,000 over 5 years - Notable Requirements: - Vendor registration, insurance, labor compliance, and adherence to equal opportunity programs

Description

The San Diego Unified Port District is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide as-needed marine debris collection, disposal, and monitoring services within San Diego Bay, covering the cities of San Diego, Coronado, National City, and Chula Vista. The scope includes collection and disposal of trash, litter, organic material, logs, timbers, and mammal carcasses, as well as monitoring and reporting on debris trends. Services are to be performed up to five days per week with scheduling coordinated with the District. The project requires compliance with environmental regulations and includes detailed reporting and data management.

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