Soil Hauling, Disposal & Mobilization of Contaminated Soil

The state of Wisconsin, specifically Brown County and Green Bay City, is seeking proposals for a soil hauling, disposal, and mobilization project involving contaminated soil remediation. The procurement opportunity, designated as "2025 SOIL HAULING, DISPOSAL, & MOBILIZATION OF CONTAMINATED SOIL," requires qualified contractors to load and transport petroleum, metals, solvent, and solid waste-contaminated soil to approved bioremediation and landfill facilities. Targeted disposal sites include GFL Hickory Meadows Landfill in Hilbert, Waste Management Ridgeview Security Landfill in Whitelaw, Outagamie County Landfill, and Brown County South Landfill. The project involves loading and trucking contaminated soil currently stockpiled near multiple locations in Green Bay. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2025, with proposals due by August 5, 2025. Prospective bidders must demonstrate capability in handling hazardous materials, possess appropriate transportation and disposal certifications, and comply with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) regulations.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, contractors will likely need comprehensive environmental remediation credentials and specialized waste transportation permits. The project appears focused on environmental cleanup and soil management, suggesting potential preference for vendors with demonstrated environmental sustainability practices and proven track records in hazardous material handling. No specific incumbent vendors are mentioned, and the procurement does not indicate explicit budget constraints or award values. Interested contractors should carefully review WDNR guidelines, understand the technical complexities of soil contamination management, and prepare comprehensive proposals that demonstrate technical expertise, logistical capabilities, and compliance with state environmental regulations. Potential bidders should be prepared to provide detailed documentation of their qualifications, equipment capabilities, and environmental safety protocols.