Zero Waste Muni Plan with Composting Expansion Pilot: SoilMill PGH, Our Common Ground

The City of Pittsburgh has initiated a project request for a Zero Waste Muni Plan with Composting Expansion Pilot, titled "SoilMill PGH, Our Common Ground." The project aims to reduce waste and increase composting efforts within the city. The contract is valued at $118,000, but the specific details of the work scope, start and end dates, and vendor information are not provided in the given text. Key aspects of the project include environmental planning, waste management, and recycling systems. The city is seeking a comprehensive approach to achieve its zero-waste goals, which may involve strategic planning, education, and training services. Some of the key categories related to this project include: • Live Plant and Animal Material and Accessories and Supplies • Food and tobacco waste and scrap • Waste material handling and recycling systems • Waste collection vehicle or garbage truck • Waste containers or rigid liners • Food waste meter • Environmental planning • Urban environmental development planning • Natural resources management or conservation strategy planning services • Waste generation or disposal reporting service • Strategic planning consultation services These categories indicate the breadth of services and products that may be required to fulfill the city's objectives for this project.