The state of Alabama, specifically Baldwin County, is seeking a garbage pickup service contract for the Marine Resources Department (MRD) covering fiscal year 2026. The procurement opportunity involves providing comprehensive waste management services for two distinct locations: the Marine Resources Gulf Shores office at 1133 Waterway E. BLVD and the Bay Watch Boat Ramp Marine Resources Office located at 11525 US 98 in Fairhope. The contract is an "All or None" procurement, meaning the entire service package must be awarded to a single vendor who is authorized to perform garbage pickup services in the specified area. The contract period will run from October 2025 through September 30, 2026, requiring the selected vendor to demonstrate full capability to manage waste collection at these marine resource facilities. Prospective bidders must carefully review the location details, with the Gulf Shores site having a new address compared to previous contracts, and ensure they meet the jurisdictional requirements for service provision in Baldwin County. While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the procurement notice, vendors must be officially authorized to perform garbage pickup services in the Baldwin County area. The contract appears to be a standard municipal service procurement without apparent restrictions on vendor type or size. No incumbent vendor information is provided, and there are no mentions of specific infrastructure integration requirements or technology specifications. The procurement is structured as a straightforward waste management service contract without complex technical requirements. Although no specific budget range or award value is listed, interested vendors should prepare comprehensive proposals that demonstrate their capability to consistently and reliably perform garbage pickup services for these marine resource locations throughout the specified fiscal year period.