Opportunity

Pennsylvania eMarketplace #6100066823

Fryer-oil collection and removal for Hollidaysburg Veterans Home

Posted

October 16, 2026

Respond By

October 30, 2026

Identifier

6100066823

NAICS

562119

Pennsylvania is seeking recurring fryer-oil removal for the Hollidaysburg Veterans Home in Duncansville. - Government buyer - Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA), Procurement & Contracting; the service is for Hollidaysburg Veterans Home. - Purchasing contact named in the materials: Kay Marks, Purchasing Agent Supervisor. - Requested items and services - Two contractor-provided 55-gallon barrels: one for Lightner Hall and one for MacArthur Hall. - Fryer-oil collection from both full-service kitchens every three weeks or as needed, including extra pickups after holidays or special events. - Pickup times must be coordinated with the Dietary Director or designee. Monthly receipts must itemize revenue generated and the percentage paid to the Home. - Commercial and operating requirements - This is a no-fee, revenue-generating arrangement: bidders propose the percentage of revenue paid to the Home, and award is based on the highest percentage offered. - The contractor must meet accepted grease-collection industry standards and comply with facility security and background-check requirements. - The intended term is five years, with a possible extension of up to 90 days. - OEMs and vendors - No product OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation materials.

Description

The Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs seeks bids for fryer oil removal at Hollidaysburg Veterans Home. The contractor must provide two 55-gallon barrels, collect fryer oil every three weeks or as needed, and coordinate pickups with the facility’s Dietary Director or designee. The contract covers both full-service kitchens and is intended for a five-year term. Bidders are to propose the percentage of revenue paid to HVH; the solicitation states the service is at no cost to HVH, and award is based on the highest percentage of revenue.

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