Description
New York City’s Department of Sanitation is gathering technical and cost information for a full‑scale pre‑processing system that will handle commingled source‑separated organics at its Staten Island Compost Facility. The system must accommodate a throughput of 35 tons per hour and be housed inside a new 24,000 sq ft enclosed building. DSNY seeks equipment concepts – including depackaging units, shredders, magnetic separators, screens, conveyors, and optional mixers – that meet Class II Division 2 safety standards and can operate up to 16 hours per day, six days a week. Responses are to be submitted via PASSPort by early June 2026, with questions due mid‑May.
• 35 TPH capacity for mixed organic waste (residential and school streams).
• Required equipment: depackaging, shredder, magnetic separator, screening, conveyors, and optional continuous mixer.
• Facility constraints: 24,000 sq ft footprint, existing 3000 A, 480 V power, 65–75 truck deliveries per day, and enclosure to protect from weather and odors.
• No budget ceiling disclosed; DSNY will use the information to develop a project budget and later solicitation.
• Mandatory contact: John Gioia (Agency Chief/Contracting Officer).