Used Oil, Antifreeze, Coolant, Hazardous Fluid Recycling, Solvent Tank Services, and Environmental Clean-up

Granite School District is seeking bids for a comprehensive environmental services contract involving used oil, antifreeze, coolant, hazardous fluid recycling, solvent tank services, and environmental clean-up in Salt Lake County, Utah. The Invitation for Bids (IFB) is structured to potentially award a single contract to the lowest responsive and responsible vendor, though the district reserves the right to make multiple awards or award by line item. The procurement opportunity was posted on August 26, 2025, with proposals due by September 5, 2025. Potential bidders must carefully review the attached documentation, including standard terms and conditions, purchase order terms, bidding instructions, and a detailed cost sheet. The district's primary evaluation criteria will focus on vendor responsiveness, capability to meet environmental service requirements, and competitive pricing. Vendors must submit a complete bid package using the provided Bidders Document Checklist and comply with all specified technical and procedural requirements outlined in the solicitation documents.

While the solicitation documents do not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions, interested vendors should thoroughly review the attached documents for potential qualifications or limitations. The contract appears designed to be open to qualified environmental service providers with demonstrated expertise in hazardous fluid management and environmental clean-up services. No specific incumbent vendor information is provided in the available documentation. The procurement appears to be a comprehensive service contract, likely with potential annual renewal options, though specific budget ranges are not explicitly stated in the provided materials. Vendors should carefully examine the cost sheet and bidding instructions to understand the full scope of potential service requirements and pricing expectations. The solicitation suggests the district is seeking a robust, flexible environmental services solution that can handle various fluid recycling and clean-up needs across its operational facilities.