The National Park Service is seeking sources to obtain information from businesses that would be interested and capable of providing landfill services to Yosemite National Park, California. The work will consist of providing a landfill that has been issued a solid waste facility permit by the Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) with the concurrence of CalRecycle, California, to accept large amounts of municipal waste. The landfill must be no further than 40 miles from El Portal, California. The requirement includes providing landfill services for Yosemite National Park, including solid waste, organic waste, and recycling.
• The landfill shall permit the Government to dispose of solid waste seven days a week, 365 days a year, including holidays.
• Waste deposited at the landfill will include municipal waste, household waste, demolition materials, organic waste, appliances, mattresses, tires, etc.
• The frequency of tips made to the landfill by the government will be dependent upon need, varying between 15 trips per month to 60 trips per month.
• The Contractor shall utilize a State certified scale to weigh waste by the ton.
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