Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #GJ27-132

ASP Composting System and Facility Design and Startup Services

Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District is seeking an Aerated Static Pile composting system for its Davis Landfill campus in Layton, Utah. - Buyer: Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District (WIWMD), Purchasing Manager. - Procurement: Furnish and certify an ASP system with capacity for at least 20,000 tons of green waste annually, plus design integration, equipment-procurement support, and startup assistance. - System requirements: Positive aeration through sub-grade HDPE piping; a concrete pad floor; windrows about 12 feet high by 24 feet wide by 300 feet long; maintainable gravity leachate collection; and odor management without geosynthetic covers. The site area is approximately 10 acres. - Services and coordination: Provide 30% schematic design integration within 30 days after Notice to Proceed and coordinate with the District’s balance-of-plant design engineer, HDR, and the general contractor. Up to two cost or operational alternatives may be proposed without changing feedstock parameters. - OEMs and vendors: No ASP manufacturer or proposing vendor is named. HDR is identified as the balance-of-plant design engineer. - Notable requirements: Comply with Build America, Buy America Act and 2 CFR Part 200 grant requirements. Submit technical and cost proposals separately.

Description

Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District is soliciting qualifications-based proposals from composting system vendors for professional and technical services to design, procure equipment for, and assist with startup of a new Aerated Static Pile composting facility at the Davis Landfill campus in Layton, Utah. The system must support a minimum of 20,000 tons per year of green waste and meet the stated technology, odor-management, and federal grant compliance requirements. The selected vendor will furnish and certify the technology, provide 30% schematic design integration within 30 days of Notice to Proceed, and coordinate with the District’s design engineer and general contractor. Technical proposals must exclude pricing; itemized cost proposals must be submitted separately.

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