TE-A Material Pricing Table.xlsx

This is a Commodity Bid Schedule pricing table for a commercial recycling service contract at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). The table establishes estimated annual weights and pricing mechanisms for 103 distinct commodity categories across eight material types: metals, electronics (e-waste), batteries, cardboard, ceramics, construction and demolition materials, organics, paper, paint, plastics, textiles, tires, toner, and wood. Pricing is structured as a percentage retained by JBLM, with the contractor receiving the remaining portion based on vendor pricing sources such as the American Metal Market (AMM) and local recycling service providers. Notable high-volume commodities include aluminum cans (251,120 lbs annually), yellow brass shells requiring deformation (280,000 lbs), tin and shredder material (900 long tons), commingle with OCC (1,700 tons), and textiles/clothing (110,000 lbs). The contract accommodates both profitable commodities that generate revenue and non-marketable materials designated as unrecyclable, with pricing sourced from established market indices and regional vendor quotes, adjusted for processing requirements where applicable.

The pricing table identifies common recyclable items available at JBLM including aluminum, brass, cardboard, computers, copiers, e-waste, food waste, metals, pallets, plastic bottles, printers, textiles, tires, toner cartridges, and wood, with weights noted as fluctuating annually. Unit measurements vary by commodity type, using pounds (LBS), tons, or long tons (2,240 lbs). The schedule provides flexibility to accommodate both regularly processed materials and occasional commodities not sold annually, with pricing formulas ranging from fixed dollar amounts per unit to percentage-based market adjustments, enabling the contractor to responsively manage commodity fluctuations while maintaining consistent collection and processing operations across JBLM and expanded brass collection services at Yakima Training Center.