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

Teton County, Wyoming is soliciting a qualified contractor to clean up and recycle a one‑time stockpile of scrap metal (≈300‑400 net tons) at its Horsethief Canyon Trash Transfer Station, and to pick up and recycle tin‑can bundles, aluminum foil bales, and lead‑acid batteries at the county recycling center. The contractor must provide a per‑net‑ton price that includes processing, hauling, recycling, and final magnetic site cleanup, and must complete the metal cleanup within 21 working days of start. An additional cleanup may be awarded if another 400 net tons accumulate within six months, under the same terms. The bid must be submitted electronically by September 29, 2026. • Scope: processing, baling, removal, transport, recycling, and final site magnet cleanup of 300‑400 tons of scrap metal. • Additional items: ~13.05 tons TCBs, 0.02 tons aluminum foil, ~2,000 lb lead‑acid batteries (pickup after Oct 21 2026, removal within 30 days). • Pricing: per‑net‑ton for metal, TCBs, foil; per‑pound for batteries; payment based on verified weights. • Schedule: Start no later than 10 business days after contract award; complete metal work within 21 working days. • Requirements: proof of insurance, list of subcontractors, scale tickets for each load, final inspection acceptance. • Submission: electronic via Public Purchase by 11:00 a.m. MST, Sep 29 2026; Bid ID 215887.