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Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services - Zones 1, Zone 2, and Zone 3 for Augusta. Question Deadline 07/23/2024 at 5:00 PM ET All Questions Must Be Submitted in Writing by Fax to 706 821-2811 or by Email to Procbidandcontract@augustaga.gov to the Office of the Procurement Department by No Rfp Will Be Accepted by Fax or Email, All Must Be Received by Mail or Hand Delivered. All Requests for Proposals Issued by a City Must Include the Contractor Affidavit as Part of the Requirement for Their Bid to Be Considered. Proponents Are Cautioned That Acquisition of Rfp Documents Through Any Source Other Than the Office of the Procurement Department is Not Advisable. Acquisition of Rfp Documents From Unauthorized Sources Places the Proponent at the Risk of Receiving Incomplete or Inaccurate Information Upon Which to Base Their Qualifications. A 100% Performance Bond and a 100% Payment Bond Will Be Required for Award Request for Proposals (Rfp) and Specifications. An Rfp Shall Be Issued by the Procurement Office and Shall Include Specifications Prepared in Accordance With Article 4 (Product Specifications), and All Contractual Terms and Conditions, Applicable to the Procurement. All Specific Requirements Contained in the Request for Proposal Including, but Not Limited to, the Number of Copies Needed, the Timing of the Submission, the Required Financial Data, and Any Other Requirements Designated by the Procurement Department Are Considered Material Conditions of the Bid Which Are Not Waivable or Modifiable by the Procurement Director. Georgia E-verify and Public Contracts: the Georgia E-verify Law Requires Contractors and All Sub-contractors on Georgia Public Contract (Contracts With a Government Agency) for the Physical Performance of Services Over $2,499 in Value to Enroll in E-verify, Regardless of the Number of Employees. They May Be Exempt From This Requirement if They Have No Employees and Do Not Plan to Hire Employees for the Purpose of Completing Any Part of the Public Contract. Certain Professions Are Also Exempt.