Opportunity
Mobile Cityofmobile #6082
Blood-contaminated medical waste and sharps collection and disposal
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 20, 2026
Identifier
6082
NAICS
562112, 562211
The City of Mobile is seeking a provider to manage blood-contaminated medical waste and sharps for City facilities. - Government buyer: City of Mobile Purchasing Department, supporting the Fire Department and Animal Shelter, Mobile, Alabama. - Requested service: Pick up, transport, and dispose of blood-contaminated medical products, supplies, and sharps. The estimated volume is approximately 288 32-gallon containers per year, with collection every two weeks at 13 initial locations: 12 fire stations and the Animal Shelter. - Containers and supplies: Provide at least 65 reusable 32-gallon red containers (five at each initial location) fitted with 3 ml red bag liners. Exchange full containers one-for-one with empty containers. The City may change the number of locations or authorize additional pickups. - Disinfection product / OEM: Spartan Chemicals Super HDQ Neutral, or an equal product, must be used to disinfect containers after each use. No specific waste-service vendor is named. - Service and compliance requirements: Provide applicable handling and disposal licenses, a certified hazardous-waste specialist on staff, certificates of destruction, and pickup documentation. Pickup subcontracting is prohibited. The per-container price must cover containers, pickup, transportation, and disposal, with no fuel or other surcharges. - Other requirements: Provide monthly itemized invoices and maintain a City of Mobile business license and required insurance, including naming the City as an additional insured.
Description
The City of Mobile is seeking bids for pickup, transport, and disposal of blood-contaminated medical products, supplies, and sharps. The vendor must supply reusable containers and liners, replace filled containers with empty ones, disinfect containers after each use, and provide pickups every two weeks at the listed locations. The source states that the City generates approximately 288 32-gallon containers of this waste annually. Bidders must provide required licenses and certifications, insurance, and monthly service documentation; the award is all or none.