Latest US Waste Plastics Contracts & Bids

This notice describes a technology licensing opportunity for a novel non-destructive characterization technology for multi-layered plastics. The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) seeks a company to license the intellectual property related to this technology. The technology aims to improve current methods for characterizing layered plastics, enabling recycling and waste-to-energy applications. Interested companies should contact Andrew Rankin at ***@***. *. * for more information.

This is a combined synopsis solicitation for commercial services items. Questions regarding the procurement must be submitted via email to ***@***. *. * no later than 12:00 Pacific local time on August 11, 2025. Written offers, including a completed SF **** form, must be submitted via email no later than 15:00 Pacific local time on August 15, 2025, to the same email address. The offer packet must include vendor information with SAM UEI number, acknowledgement of amendments, schedule of supplies identifying specific manufacturer and model number, delivery schedule, VAAR **** 78 notice of limitations on subcontracting, and certificate of compliance of supplies and products. The contract is a firm fixed price for 180 days. The project is located at the VA Phoenix Health Care System. The solicitation type number is RFQ 36C26225Q1269. This solicitation is a SDVOSB set aside. The applicable NAICS code is 326199. The small business size standard is 750 employees.

The NOAA Marine Operation Center Pacific Islands requires the procurement of removal and disposal services for various items, including mattresses, oily waste separators, and assorted junk. The removal must be completed by 08/15/2025. Site visits for estimates are possible, but CAC or DBIDs are required. The removal address is **** Ranger Loop, Ford Island, Bldg 184, Honolulu, HI ****.

This statement of work (SOW) outlines the requirements for integrated waste management and recycling services at the U. S. Embassy Pretoria and its annex. The contractor must provide specific waste containers, sorting infrastructure, and handling of electronics, printer cartridges, and batteries. Weekly general waste collection, and three times per week recycling sorting support are required. The contract term is one year with options for renewal. The quote must include rebate pricing details for recyclable materials, a detailed company profile, and evidence of industry certifications, past project success, and customer testimonials. The contractor must comply with all applicable local, regional, and national environmental legislation, waste management bylaws, and health and safety regulations. A detailed site-specific safety plan is required, addressing hazard mitigation and control methods. The contractor must ensure strict compliance with current safety regulations and the overall health and safety of personnel, avoiding any damage or injury. The contractor must provide the names and phone numbers of all approved staff prior to gaining access to the site. Site access will only be granted to the approved contractor and its subcontractors. All personal packages brought onto and/or removed from the U. S. Embassy property may be subject to inspection by security staff. The contractor must submit a draft schedule at least one week in advance, and the U. S. Embassy will approve/disapprove and return the schedule within three working days. All requests for changes in scheduled work must be submitted via electronic communication at least one full workday prior to the scheduled work.