Vehicle Recycling Program Dismantling, Recycling and Disposal Service of Passenger, Commercial and Recreational Vehicles

The Los Angeles Police Commission is soliciting qualified recycling facilities or scrap‑yard operators to provide full‑service dismantling, salvage, recycling, and disposal of a wide range of police‑fleet assets—including passenger cars, commercial trucks, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers and other identified vehicles—stored at official police garages throughout the City of Los Angeles. The contractor must have appropriate licensing (California DMV dismantler’s license), zoning compliance, insurance, bonding, and the capacity to store approximately 12,000 sq ft of vehicles on‑site. Services include vehicle intake, hazardous‑material removal (e.g., propane tanks, fluids), depollution, material separation, recycling of metal and non‑metal components, and final disposal in accordance with city, state and federal environmental regulations. Proposals are due by 3:00 p.m. PST on 17 December 2026; a mandatory pre‑proposal conference is scheduled for 28 October 2026. • City‑wide service area, potentially multiple contractors based on geographic proximity. • Required facilities: ≥ ¼ acre (≈ 12,000 sq ft) storage, compliant with Z‑2/3 zoning. • Must provide proof of a dismantler’s license, all necessary permits, and maintain workers’ compensation, general liability, automobile liability and pollution liability insurance. • Contractor responsible for all hazardous‑material handling, record‑keeping, and data reporting to the City. • Evaluation will consider financial capacity, past performance, technical approach, and compliance with the Business Inclusion Program.