Hazardous Waste Services - Statewide

The Wisconsin Hazardous Waste Services statewide contract provides comprehensive waste management services for state agencies and municipalities, covering a wide range of hazardous material disposal and recycling needs. The contract encompasses services for nuclear waste treatment, toxic spill containment, soil and sludge testing, radioactive waste material treatment, and toxic substances monitoring. Specific services include lamp and ballast recycling, battery disposal, PCB handling, pharmaceutical waste management, and emergency response capabilities for various hazardous materials. The contract supports the management of RCRA wastes, universal wastes, and other regulated waste streams generated by state facilities, with mandatory recycling requirements for certain materials.

The contract is managed by the Wisconsin Department of Administration's State Bureau of Procurement, with Veolia North America serving as the primary contractor. The initial contract term runs from October 1, 2019, through September 30, 2024, with potential cooperative use by Wisconsin municipalities. The vehicle covers statewide geographic regions and enables agencies to procure hazardous waste services through pre-negotiated rates, with an estimated annual value of $1.3 million. The contract evaluation process emphasized technical requirements (80%) and cost (20%), with potential scoring preferences for Minority Business Enterprises and Disabled Veteran-owned Businesses. Services are primarily available Monday through Friday, with additional provisions for specialized programs like the DATCP Clean Sweep collection events.