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Teton County·Wyoming

Teton County ISWR Scrap Metal, TCB, Aluminum Foil, and Lead Acid Battery Recycling

Closes 1/20/2026$200k – $500kInvitation for BidLogin required
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Description

Teton County is seeking a contractor to process, remove, and recycle stockpiled scrap metal at the Teton County Trash Transfer Station. The contractor will also be responsible for picking up and recycling tin can bundles, aluminum foil bales, and lead acid batteries located at the recycling center. The proposed price shall include processing, hauling, and post-processing cleanup of the site with a magnet and be provided in net tons. The successful bidder shall meet certain requirements, including providing proof of insurance, beginning scrap metal cleanup within ten business days of contract approval, and completing scrap metal cleanup within twenty-one working days of commencement. • The contractor will be responsible for processing, removing, and recycling approximately 300-400 net tons of scrap metal. • The contractor will also be responsible for picking up and recycling approximately 7.0 net tons of tin can bundles, 0.15 net tons of aluminum foil bales, and 2.0 net tons of lead acid batteries. • The proposed price shall include processing, hauling, and post-processing cleanup of the site with a magnet and be provided in net tons. • The successful bidder shall meet certain requirements, including providing proof of insurance and beginning scrap metal cleanup within ten business days of contract approval.

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Contact

Rebecca Kiefer(Bid Contact)

[email protected]

(307) 733-5769

Key dates

Opened
1/5/2026
Closes
1/20/2026
Duration
21 days

Last updated

Details

Type
Invitation for Bid
Industry
Utilities and Waste Management
NAICS
562119
Solicitation №
ISWDR-2026.2

Budget estimate

$200,000 – $500,000

Based on the estimated quantities of scrap metal, tin can bundles, aluminum foil bales, and lead acid batteries, the total budget for this contract could be around $200,000 to $500,000. This estimate assumes an average price of $200 per net ton for scrap metal, $100 per net ton for tin can bundles, $50 per net ton for aluminum foil bales, and $0.50 per pound for lead acid batteries. The actual budget could be higher or lower, depending on the prices proposed by the successful bidder and the actual quantities of materials collected. Factors that may influence the likely payment range include the prices of raw materials, the cost of transportation and labor, and the level of competition among bidders.

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