2986 County Road 91 (Hustlin Rubber) Remediation Project

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management's Environmental Services Branch, Removals and Response Unit is soliciting sealed electronic bids through the Alabama Buys State Purchasing System for the removal of scrap tires, scrap tire materials, and other solid wastes from an unauthorized dump and scrap tire site located at 2986 County Road 91 (Hustlin Rubber & Automotive) in Slocomb, Geneva County, Alabama. The primary deliverables include the complete removal and proper disposal or approved beneficial reuse of approximately 200 scrap tires, 8 cubic yards of construction and demolition waste, household waste, appliances, rubbish, and other debris documented during the January 2026 inspection. The selected contractor must submit a basic proposed remediation plan through the Alabama Environmental Permitting and Compliance System (AEPACS) portal following award, commence work within ten days of contract award, and achieve full project completion within ninety days. Required qualifications include evidence of qualification with the Alabama Secretary of State, compliance with all local, state, and federal laws, and if scrap tire remediation constitutes 51 percent or greater of the work, contractors must hold the appropriate EV-S classification on their General Contractors License. All bids must include a detailed project cost estimate breakdown utilizing the provided Cost Proposal Breakdown Template, and bidders are required to conduct their own onsite inspection prior to bid submission, with no mandatory onsite meeting scheduled. The solicitation was posted May 5, 2026, with a bid submission deadline of June 5, 2026, and additional project details are available through the Discussions tab in Alabama Buys.

No set-aside designations or restrictions on bidder type are specified in the solicitation documents, and no incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified. The project requires installation of two department-designated "No Dumping" signs constructed of metal on five-foot-high metal posts with minimum dimensions of 12 inches by 8 inches, in accordance with ADEM specifications and Division 13 Regulations for site closure. Contractors must comply with Alabama state law requirements including E-Verify enrollment verification if employing workers in Alabama and registration with the Alabama Secretary of State if a foreign corporation. The Department of Environmental Management has established a maximum budget of $6,000 for this remediation project, with equipment mobilization reimbursement capped at $1,250, and no advance payment will be made; payment is contingent upon project completion. Bids submitted exceeding $25,000 will be referred to the State of Alabama Division of Purchasing for evaluation and contract placement, though the established maximum budget indicates this threshold is not anticipated for this project. Liquidated damages may be assessed for non-completion within agreed-upon timeframes.