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Franklin County seeks 26,000 tons of washed non-calcium carbonate stone for landfill drainage layer

Franklin County, Virginia is seeking proposals for the supply and delivery of 26,000 tons of washed non-calcium carbonate stone for a landfill drainage layer. - Government Buyer: - County of Franklin, Virginia - Public Works Department, Finance and Public Works Office - Products Requested: - 26,000 tons of washed non-calcium carbonate stone - Must meet Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) No. 57 coarse aggregate specifications (ASTM C136) - Must comply with hydraulic conductivity requirements (ASTM D2434) - Quarry certificate required to confirm non-calcium carbonate material - Stone must be clean, hard, durable, and free from organic matter, clay, coal, limestone, shale, or other deleterious materials - Delivery Requirements: - Delivery and stockpiling at Franklin County Landfill, 9340 Virgil H Goode Highway, Rocky Mount, VA - Up to 20,000 tons may be stockpiled initially; remainder delivered during drainage layer construction - All stone must be weighed on landfill scales; payment based on delivered weight tickets - Notable Requirements: - Mandatory pre-proposal site inspection - Contractors must carry appropriate insurance - Stone haulers must have required CDL designation - Encouragement for small, minority, and woman-owned businesses - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; suppliers must meet material and delivery specifications.

Description

The County of Franklin is soliciting proposals for the delivery of 26,000 tons of washed non-calcium carbonate stone to be used as a drainage layer for Landfill Cell 4 at 9340 Virgil H Goode Highway, Rocky Mount, VA. The stone must meet specific material and gradation specifications conforming to Virginia Department of Transportation standards. Proposals must be sealed, marked "Landfill Drainage Stone," and received by October 7, 2026, at 2:00 PM local time. A mandatory pre-proposal site inspection is scheduled for September 28, 2026, and proposals can be submitted electronically or by mail.

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