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Awarded contract·City of Worcester·Massachusetts

Street Sweeping & Hauling / DPW

Won by Mark Berthiaume +16 more$7.5MMultiple Award
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Awarded vendors

  • Mark Berthiaume
  • David Luperchio
  • Luperchio Paving & Excavating
  • Luperchio Paving
  • Dan Salvadore Trucking
  • J. Bonin Tree Service
  • S. Martin Services
  • Longwood Development
  • Deboie Contractors
  • Mark Skiesto
  • Barrows Paving
  • Leone’s Landscaping
  • Parent Landscape & Const.
  • Richard R. Record & Son
  • Timothy Camarra
  • Peterson Trucking
  • Bartlomiej Czubaj

Description

The City of Worcester is awarding a one‑year, sealed‑bid contract (CR‑8548‑W6) to provide supplemental street‑sweeping and hauling services for its Department of Public Works. The work includes operating tri‑axle ten‑wheel dump trucks and various broom and vacuum sweepers on an hourly‑rate basis, with vehicles required to be stocked, garaged within 10 mi of City Hall, and operated by qualified personnel. The contract will be awarded to multiple vendors based on the lowest net hourly rate for each equipment category, and all bidders must meet prevailing‑wage, insurance, and safety requirements. • Scope: hourly‑rate street‑sweeping (single‑gutter, double‑gutter, vacuum) and haulage services using tri‑axle and ten‑wheel dump trucks. • Award: non‑exclusive, multiple‑vendor awards; 17 distinct vendors received allocations ranging from $91 to $155 per hour. • Requirements: performance and payment bonds (amounts unspecified), $1 M/$2 M GL, $1 M auto liability, statutory workers’ comp, and compliance with Massachusetts prevailing‑wage schedules.

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Key dates

Bids closed
10/22/2025
Starts
1/1/2026
Ends
12/31/2026
Duration
1 years

Last updated

Details

Award type
Multiple Award
Procurement
Full and Open Competition
Industry
Utilities and Waste Management
NAICS
532410
Solicitation №
CR-8548-W6

Contract value

$7,500,000

The solicitation does not disclose a total contract value. Using the posted hourly rates (ranging $91‑$155) and the number of vehicles awarded (approximately 30‑40 total), a rough estimate assumes each vehicle works ~8 hours per day for 250 days at the average rate of $120/hr. This yields: 35 vehicles × $120 × 8 hrs × 250 days ≈ $84 million in labor fees. However, municipal contracts often include limited daily utilization; a more conservative estimate assumes 4 hours/day, giving roughly $42 million. Considering typical budget constraints for a city‑wide DPW supplemental contract, a plausible ballpark is between $5 million and $10 million. I therefore estimate the contract value at about $7.5 million.

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