Opportunity
City of Glendale PlanetBids #404320
As-needed collection and compliant disposal of treated utility poles and cross arms
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
404320
NAICS
562211, 562212
The City of Glendale Purchasing Department seeks on-call collection and compliant disposal of treated utility poles and cross arms. - Government buyer: City of Glendale, Purchasing Department (Purchasing Office). - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or required vendors are named in the solicitation. - Requested services: Per-load pricing for one-bin and two-bin pickup and delivery during regular hours, and for the same service outside regular hours. Each bin must be a 10-yard roll-off and may contain up to 10 tons. - Material and handling: The City cuts discarded poles and cross arms to no more than 10 feet. Items may have metal or porcelain hardware attached and may be treated with pentachlorophenol, creosote, DCOI, and/or copper naphthenate. - Estimated usage: Approximately 50 pickups per year, typically about two bins per pickup; there is no guaranteed minimum quantity. - Notable requirements: Dispose of the material in compliance with applicable regulations and provide disposal-site manifests and other compliance documentation. Work outside regular hours is paid at double time per worker. Required insurance includes general liability, workers’ compensation, and auto liability if applicable. - Performance term: Approximately three years of as-needed service, with no option years or annual subscription identified.
Description
The City of Glendale is requesting quotes for the as-needed disposal of treated utility poles and cross arms. The vendor must provide a 10-yard roll-off bin, collect material for disposal, and dispose of it in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local rules. The items may have miscellaneous metal or porcelain hardware attached and are treated with specified preservatives; the City will cut discards to no more than 10 feet. The stated contract term is November 15, 2026 through November 30, 2029, with estimated annual pickups of about 50 and no guaranteed minimum quantity.