2025 Wastewater Biosolids Hauling and Land Application
Closed State & local contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 2025-WASTEWATER-031
- State
- Michigan
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdictions
- NIGP codes
- UNSPSC codes
- 76121900 Hazardous waste disposal
- 72154054 Catalyst loading or removal service
- 76131502 Radioactive containment services
- 76121904 Hazardous waste water disposal
- 76131602 Toxic substances spill cleanup
- 77141503 Inorganics testing
- 77141602 Non drinking water metals testing
- 77141603 Non drinking water inorganics testing
- 76131500 Nuclear waste treatment
- 77141700 Soil or sludge or solid waste testing
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- 76131501 Radioactive waste material treatment
- 76131601 Toxic spill containment
- 77131701 Toxic substances monitoring services
- 77141605 Non drinking water volatile organic compounds testing
- 77141703 Inorganics testing of soil or sludge or solid waste
- 77140000 Environmental laboratory services
- 76131600 Toxic spill cleanup
- 77141500 Water or aqueous testing
- 76121905 Inorganic hazardous waste collection and disposal
- 77141502 Metals testing
- 77141702 Metals testing of soil or sludge or solid waste
- 77141701 Microbiological testing of soil or sludge or solid waste
- 77141501 Microbiological testing
- 93141813 Work council services
- 76101600 Hazardous material decontamination
- 77131700 Toxic substances pollution
- 77141600 Non-drinking water or aqueous testing
- 76121902 Acid waste collection or disposal
- 76121906 Drilling waste handling, treatment, and disposal
- 76122003 Landfill for hazardous waste
- 77131702 Toxic substances rehabilitation services
- 77141504 Semi-volatile organics testing
- 77141505 Volatile organic compounds testing
- 77141601 Non drinking water microbiological testing
- 77141604 Non drinking water semi-volatile organics testing
- 77141704 Semi-volatile organics testing of soil or sludge or solid waste
- 77141705 Volatile organics testing of soil or sludge or solid waste
- 92111717 Chemical weapons destruction
- 93141812 Labor inspection services
- 76122316 Disposal of non-recyclable or residual waste
- 80161701 Byproduct disposal or sale service
- Point of contact
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- Kari Kerstetter kkerstetter@cityofjackson.org (517) 768-6401
Opportunity details come from procurement.opengov.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
The City of Jackson Wastewater Treatment Plant is seeking sealed bids for a comprehensive biosolids hauling and land application contract for the period from March 1, 2025, to March 31, 2027. The procurement involves the transportation and application of approximately 5 million gallons of liquid biosolids and 2,000 cubic yards of dry biosolids annually. Qualified contractors must provide equipment and personnel capable of removing a minimum of 100,000 gallons of liquid biosolids per day, handling biosolids with concentrations ranging from 3-12% (liquid) to 50-90% (dry), and strictly adhering to EPA and MDEQ regulations. The bid evaluation will utilize a 100-point scoring system, with 25 points each allocated to price and corporate accountability, 25 points to workplace safety, 15 points to workforce development, and 10 points to social equity. Bidders are required to submit unit costs per gallon for liquid biosolids and per cubic yard for dry biosolids, with an alternate option for the City to provide its own loader and operator. The response deadline is March 12, 2025, at 10:00 am, with an initial two-year contract term and options for two additional one-year renewals, potentially including annual price increases up to 2%.
The procurement does not explicitly list specific set-aside designations, but the bid documents emphasize compliance with federal requirements for minority and women-owned business enterprises, Section 3 employment opportunities, and equal employment standards. Contractors must demonstrate maximum participation of small, minority, and women-owned businesses and direct employment opportunities to low-income persons. A bid security of 5% of the aggregate bid total is required, and the contract is subject to the City's Responsible Contractor Ordinance. While specific incumbent vendors are not mentioned, the contract includes comprehensive requirements for performance and labor bonds, with the performance bond based on unit prices multiplied by 5,000,000 gallons. The minimum expected volume per request is 5,000,000 gallons of liquid biosolids or 2,000 cubic yards of dry biosolids. Payment terms include remittance within 30 days of invoice submission, and contractors must maintain detailed records and maintain positive public relations with landowners. Though exact budget ranges are not specified, the contract structure suggests a significant municipal investment in biosolids management services.
Opportunity text
The City of Jackson Wastewater Treatment Plant is seeking sealed bids for hauling biosolids and land application with a reputable, qualified Contractor who is familiar with EPA and MDEQ regulations regarding the handling and management of biosolids. The City of Jackson believes it is important that numerous farms are used in the program to permit enough diversity to permit continuous land application if necessary.
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