Bid cancel notice

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Scrap Tire Cleanup
Solicitation number
46200-DNR0000345
Issued by
Georgia

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This is a bid cancellation notice issued by the State of Georgia's Environmental Protection Division (EPD) for a scrap tire cleanup solicitation. The solicitation sought a primary contractor and secondary contractor to remove scrap tires from dump sites across four regions of Georgia. Bidders were permitted to submit quotes for specific regions of interest, provided they included pricing for both types of project sites within each region bid. The scope of work required contractors to provide comprehensive cleanup services including site preparation, scrap tire removal and transportation, recycling at Georgia-approved processors, and site restoration and stabilization. The original solicitation closed on May 7, 2014, with the cancellation issued on June 26, 2014.

The solicitation was cancelled due to zero responsive bidders being received. Prospective bidders were required to register in the Team Georgia Marketplace system to access the complete request for quotation and supporting attachments. Technical questions regarding the marketplace system were to be directed to the Help Desk at procurementhelp@doas.ga.gov or 404-657-6000, while substantive RFQ questions were required to be submitted in writing to Issuing Officer Leigh Cureton at leigh.cureton@dnr.state.ga.us prior to the deadline specified in the State Entity RFQ Document.

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Solicitation Title/ Event Name:

Scrap Tire Clean Up Solicitation No/Event ID:

46200-DNR0000345

Solicitation Close/Event 05/07/2014 End Date:

Notice of Cancelation Date:

06/26/2014 Issuing Officer:

Leigh Cureton Issuing Officer Contact leigh.cureton@dnr.state.ga.us Information:

Reason for Cancelation:

This bid is being cancelled due to 0 responsive bidders.

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