This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Grove City, Ohio. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

This project will be awarded on 12/11/2018. The Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio ("SWACO") is a regional solid waste authority established in accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 343.011.SWACO was created in 1989 in response to Substitute House Bill 592 ("HB 592") to develop and implement a comprehensive solid waste management plan for the FranklinCounty Solid Waste Management District, which is comprised principally of Franklin County but includes parts of five (5) adjacent counties (collectively the "District"). As a political subdivision ofthe State of Ohio, SWACO operates a Subtitle D sanitary landfill with an allowable maximum daily capacity of eight thousand (8,000) tons and two (2) waste transfer stations with a combined capacity of approximately one thousand three hundred (1,300) tons per day. SWACO owns and/or leases multiple facilities and operates on an estimated fifty-one million dollars ($51,000,000) of annual revenue and twenty-five million $25,000,000) of SWACO's EPA Trust Fund. It employs one hundred twelve to one hundred fifteen (110 - 115) full-time staff who work under three (3) major organizational functions: Administration, Operations, and Innovation & Programs. SWACO also provides programs aimed at reducing the generation and disposal of solid waste within SWACO's District. These programs include public education and awareness, yard waste composting, and other waste-reduction activities. SWACO is also responsible for maintenance activities at a closed landfill. Total solid waste generation within SWACO's District exceeds one million tons (1,000,000) per year. The budget varies from year to year. The approximate expenditures each year on these services is between $75,000 and $100,000.