Skagway Municipality Civicplus #RFB - One Time Scrap Barge

One-Time Barge Transportation Service for Scrap Metal and Junk Vehicle Removal – Municipality of Skagway

The Municipality of Skagway, Alaska, is seeking bids for a one-time barge transportation service to remove scrap metal, white goods, and junk vehicles from local sites. - Government Buyer: - Municipality of Skagway, Alaska - Scope of Work: - Provide all labor, equipment, and barge services for loading, securing, and transporting materials - Materials include: - Approximately 700 cubic yards of loose scrap metal (heavy steel, cable, large items) - 80 bales of white goods (1,100–1,700 lbs each) - 96 junk vehicles (fluids drained, batteries/tires/fuel tanks removed) - 12 large vans/camper frames - 9 golf carts - Collection from designated sites at 5th & Alaska Street and the Transfer Station on Klondike Highway - Contractor must coordinate all port, terminal, and marine requirements - Compliance with all safety, environmental, transportation, and regulatory standards is required - Bidders must consider recyclable value in pricing and propose cost-sharing for additional local bulk shippers - Mobilization and demobilization are included - Unique Requirements: - One-time service with project completion deadline - Weather-related delays and a 60-day termination notice option are allowed - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified barge transportation contractors

Description

The Municipality of Skagway (MOS) is seeking bids from qualified contractors to provide one-time barge transportation services for scrap metal, white goods, and junk vehicles from designated MOS sites. The work includes collection, loading, securing, and transportation of approximately 700 cubic yards of scrap metal, 80 bales of white goods, and about 96 junk vehicles along with other items. Contractors must provide all necessary equipment and personnel, ensure safe loading and transportation, and comply with all applicable regulations. The service includes coordination of port and marine requirements and covers mobilization and demobilization.

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