Opportunity
City of Glendale PlanetBids #404311
As-Needed Processing and Diversion of Organic Materials and Street Sweepings
Posted
October 26, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
404311
NAICS
562920, 562212
The City of Glendale seeks qualified facilities to process and divert organic material and street sweepings on an as-needed basis. - Buyer: City of Glendale, Purchasing Department. - Services requested: Receiving, weighing, handling, processing, recovery or beneficial use, transfer, and residual transportation and disposal for: - Green and food material, priced at an all-inclusive rate per ton. - Street sweepings, priced separately at an all-inclusive rate per ton. - Facility and capacity requirements: The primary facility for green and food material must be within 15 road miles of 548 West Chevy Chase Drive, accept commingled food and green waste without requiring the City to separate or bag it, and be capable of accepting up to approximately 75 tons per day for the offered material streams. - Operational and reporting requirements: Facilities must hold applicable permits and comply with regulations, including providing documentation for California SB 1383 reporting. Contractors must provide certified scale weights and load tickets, monthly reports, an annual summary, information on processing methods and material destinations, and reliable contingency capacity. - Access: Facilities must be available Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. - Named prospective bidders: Arakelian Enterprises, Inc.; Floral Park Consulting LLC; MORGAN INGLAND LLC; NorthHills Recycling, Inc.; and Shay Enterprise. - OEMs and products: No OEMs, manufactured products, or product part numbers are specified; this is a services procurement. - Award approach: The City may award the two material streams separately and will evaluate responsive, responsible bids based on the lowest price for each applicable stream.
Description
The City of Glendale is requesting quotations for as-needed processing and diversion services for organic and recycling materials. The work includes receiving, processing, and recovering materials while minimizing landfill disposal, with requirements for permitted facilities, capacity, contingency services, certified weighing, and reporting. The primary receiving facility must be within 15 road miles of 548 West Chevy Chase Drive in Glendale, California. The RFQ covers the period January 15, 2027, through January 14, 2030, and bidders must provide separate per-ton prices for green and food material and street sweepings.