Mainstreet_Plant.pdf

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Trash, Recycle and Waste Removal for Gainesville Regional Utilities
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ITB 2027-002
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Alachua County, Graceville City, Florida

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This attachment details waste management specifications for the Mainstreet Plant location under the Trash, Recycle and Waste Management contract opportunity for Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) in Florida. The facility requires multiple waste container types and removal schedules to accommodate different waste streams. Specifically, the site maintains one yard of solid waste cans with provisions for several extra empty containers, which are collected three times weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Additionally, two 20-yard roll-off containers are available for on-demand dumping, designated separately for construction and demolition debris and recyclable materials. Two 6-yard slant-top containers serve the facility's solid waste and cardboard waste streams, with weekly collection scheduled for Thursdays.

The attachment provides operational waste handling requirements for a single GRU facility but does not include pricing information, contract terms, bid submission deadlines, or other contractual details. The specifications indicate that the contractor must coordinate multiple waste removal schedules and maintain adequate container inventory to support the facility's operational needs across distinct waste categories.

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ATTACHMENT K

MAINSTREET PLANT

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Callout 4 one yard Solid waste cans ( keep several empty extra) These are dumped 3 times per week. Mon,Wed, Fri

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Callout 2 roll off 20yd dumped on demand . One is C & D one is recycle

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Callout 2 - 6 yd slant top. one solid waste. one cardboard. Dumped once per week on Thursday

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