Latest US Drum Mat Contracts & Bids

The Anniston Munitions Center (ANMC) is selling surplus document destroyers (M814 and M605) and sodium nitrate. Interested parties must coordinate site visits at least two weeks in advance due to security protocols and background checks. Visits are available Monday-Thursday, **** CDST. The ANMC will partially disassemble each drum to remove the igniter and fuse prior to shipping. The sodium nitrate may have decomposed, and testing will be at the bidder's expense. The ANMC does not have the resources to reclaim or recycle the sodium nitrate and steel drums and is seeking buyers who would purchase these items for reuse or recycling.

The US Army Corps of Engineers, Memphis District, is conducting market research for a new mooring winch system for a 400-foot mooring barge. Interested businesses are requested to provide information on their company name, address, contact information, business size, socioeconomic status, capabilities, experience with similar systems, past performance, technical expertise, manufacturing capacity, certifications, ability to meet requirements, suggestions for improving specifications, estimated lead time, bonding capability, oversight and guidance during installation, and training for shipyard and USACE personnel. Liquidated damages, bid guarantee, and payment and performance bonds are required. Further details are available in the attached notice.

The tender is for the indefinite delivery and indefinite quantity (IDIQ) supply of antifreeze recycling services, virgin antifreeze, and drums to various locations at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. Offerors must meet specific performance requirements, including collection and delivery frequency, used antifreeze field testing, recycled antifreeze standards, service work order invoicing, labeling, quarterly reports, hazardous waste handling, permits, insurance, and safety requirements. The contract is a firm-fixed-price (FFP) contract. The offeror due date is July 1, 2025, at 12:00 PM local time. The government will provide technical guidance and access to the base for the contractor. Additional documents required include licensing, permits, registrations, insurance, safety data sheets, and manifests. There are specific requirements for hazardous waste manifests, proof of insurance, permits, and safety data sheets. The contractor is responsible for all liability arising from the improper disposal, use, or sale of used antifreeze. The contractor must be a registered hazardous waste transporter. The government will not provide storage areas for contractor-owned materials. The government will provide drums for the collection of used antifreeze and for holding recycled antifreeze, as needed. The government will be responsible for the management of all hazardous waste antifreeze that cannot be recycled. The government will provide base orders, policy, and procedures concerning spill preparedness, response, and reporting for the contractor to comply.

This is a sources sought announcement for electrical installation services. The government is seeking sources that can provide the specified services. Responses are due by June 30, 2025, at 10:00 AM Central Standard Time. All submissions become government property and will not be returned. Proprietary information must be clearly marked. The anticipated NAICS code is ****, with a size standard of 19,000,000. 00. The required information for responses includes company name and address, company representative, cage code, UEI number, business size and type, and any applicable GSA contract number.