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venture partners and/or
subcontractors shall be clearly identified.
b. Collection Services:
1) Proposer shall explain how it plans to provide Residential and Multi-Family Collection
Service as described herein. At a minimum, Proposer shall describe the primary
methods by which Solid Waste, Program Recyclables, Yard Trash, and Bulk Waste will
be collected, including level of automation (manual rear load, semi-automated rear or
side load, fully-automated side or front load); a list of the types (make, model, and fuel
used) and number of vehicles that would be used to provide collection services; number
of collection and customer service staff; and how materials would be handled following
collection.
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2) Proposer shall explain how it would transition into providing these services and how it
would maintain customer service and satisfaction throughout the term of this
Agreement. Proposer shall provide a basic transition timeline.
3) Proposer shall describe the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) based service
verification and asset management technology/systems it intends to use. Proposer shall
describe in detail how it plans to record, manage, and report information, and may
include the use of RFID-based systems in satisfying reporting requirements. Proposers
are encouraged to submit examples of report formats.
c. Transfer Station Operations:
Proposals shall present the technical aspects of the Proposer’s plan for operating and
maintaining the Transfer Stations, as well as transferring of Acceptable Waste. The technical
proposal shall be in sufficient detail to allow the County to evaluate the Proposer’s ability to
comply with operational performance standards required by the FDEP Transfer Station Permit
and Applicable Law, and to maintain the condition and functionality of all aspects of the
Transfer Stations (including buildings, grounds, equipment, and systems). The description shall
include, but is not limited to:
1) Staffing, practices, and procedures;
2) Safety plan;
3) Emergency operation plan;
4) Design of operations, including facility modifications, if required;
5) Equipment that will be utilized, including manufacturer, identification or model
number, number of units, and backup provisions;
6) Additional non-franchise Tons, by type, anticipated to be brought to the Transfer
Stations by Proposer (e.g., Class 1, C&D, etc.); and
7) Transfer system for Solid Waste.
8) Transfer system Recyclables and how it retains the integrity of materials for optimum
recovery.
d. Solid Waste Processing/Disposal:
The County desires to increase diversion to attempt to reach the Florida Legislature’s goal of
achieving 75% recycling by the year of 2020 and is seeking assistance to accomplish this goal.
Proposer may present on-site and/or off-site Solid Waste processing options. If processing
options are proposed, Proposer shall include what technology or processes will be utilized, an
estimated diversion rate, and the methodology that will be used to achieve the estimated
diversion rate. The technology or processes proposed must be successfully demonstrated by an
existing commercial-scale operation. If the proposed process/facility will not be operational as
of the Commencement Date, an interim solution shall be described. Proposer must identify
where Solid Waste will be disposed.
e. Recyclables Delivery:
The County desires Recyclables accepted at the Transfer Stations to be transported and
delivered to the County’s Designated Recycling Facility. Proposer shall describe the methods
and means for transporting and delivering Recyclables, including the types of equipment and
vehicles used and the minimum tonnage per transfer load proposed, in order to retain the
integrity of the materials for optimum recovery.
Tab 2: Qualifications and References
Proposer shall clearly and succinctly demonstrate its experience, and the experience of all team
members, in providing the services requested in this RFP. This section of the proposal shall be no more
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than twenty (20) numbered pages, not including any financial statements, and, at a minimum, shall
include the following information. Financial statements are only required for the primary Proposer.
a. Company Qualifications:
Proposer shall demonstrate the company’s qualifications and experience to perform the services
specified herein. Any joint venture partners and/or subcontractors shall be included. If a joint
venture, a copy of the joint venture agreement shall be provided.
b. Personnel Qualifications:
Proposer shall demonstrate that key personnel have at least five (5) years of experience
providing the services requested herein. Key personnel include individuals directly responsible
for the services provided to the County. In addition, Proposer shall identify its service transition
project manager(s) for the County. A separate project manager may be named for collection
services and transfer station operations. Proposer shall demonstrate that the service transition
project manager(s) for this Agreement has experience providing successful service transitions.
c. Collection Service Performance:
Proposer shall demonstrate its relevant experience successfully providing residential solid waste
collection services within the past five (5) years. To demonstrate this ability Proposer shall:
1) Have successfully provided residential collection service, including solid waste,
Recyclables, yard trash, and bulk waste, to at least two (2) local government
jurisdictions with at least 25,000 residential units per contract.
2) Explain its experience with transitioning into providing residential collection service by
supplanting another provider.
Proposer shall provide four (4) references on the forms provided (Form A), preferably Florida
public sector customers, for which the Proposer is or has provided services similar to those
required herein. Two (2) of the references shall include recent transitions. Proposer shall
provide any additional, relevant information to demonstrate the quality of its services.
d. Transfer Station Operations:
Proposer shall demonstrate its relevant experience successfully providing transfer station
operations similar in scope and size to those requested in this RFP. If the technical proposal
includes upgrading the County’s existing operations, the Proposer shall demonstrate its
experience in upgrading similar facilities, including meeting construction timelines, etc. and
include narratives with proposed and actual costs and proposed and actual start dates.
Proposer shall provide up to two (2) references, preferably public sector customers, for which
the Proposer has provided services similar to those required in this RFP, within the last five (5)
years in the forms provided (Form B). Referenced facilities shall be located in the United States.
Proposer shall document that the referenced facilities have no outstanding compliance issues,
including, but not limited to, notices of violations, consent orders, etc. Proposer must provide
copies of all notices of violation and consent orders issued to the referenced facilities in the past
five (5) years.
e. Solid Waste Processing & Disposal:
Proposer shall demonstrate its relevant experience successfully providing Solid Waste
processing, if proposed, and disposal. To demonstrate this ability Proposer shall:
1) If Solid Waste processing is included in the Proposer’s proposal for waste diversion,
Proposer shall demonstrate its relevant experience successfully providing similar
service to that proposed.
a. If a Solid Waste processing facility is proposed, Proposer must have at least
one (1) facility similar to that being proposed with successful operation on a
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commercial scale in North America. Include a description for the past two (2)
years as applicable: feedstock type(s) and preprocessing technologies used,
actual annual throughput, the type and quantity of Recyclables recovered, the
type and quantity of other materials (e.g., organics) recovered, and the type and
quantity of
