The contract that’s up for grabs is designed to keep recycling by-products and provide incentives to the recycling center operator to produce high-quality recycling materials for sale to private markets.

Waste360 Staff, Staff

March 8, 2017

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Boulder County, Colo., Holds Meeting with 11 Companies Interested in Recycling Contract
Jeremy Papasso/Daily Camera

On Monday, Boulder County, Colo., held a meeting with 11 companies that are interested in becoming the county’s new recycling center operator. Some of the companies that attended the pre-bid meeting include Waste Management, Alpine Waste and Recycling, Boulder-based Western Disposal, Midwest Waste and Eco-Cycle.

The contract that’s up for grabs is designed to keep recycling by-products and provide incentives to the recycling center operator to produce high-quality recycling materials for sale to private markets.

DailyCamera.com has more:

Eleven firms, including some of Colorado's largest commercial waste management companies, attended a pre-bid meeting Monday morning to learn more about what Boulder County wants in a new recycling center operator.

The county announced last month that it was, for the first time in 17 years, seeking competitive bids for its recycling operation, a role the nonprofit Eco-Cycle has played since 2000.

Among those firms attending the meeting were Waste Management, Alpine Waste and Recycling, Boulder-based Western Disposal, Midwest Waste, and Eco-Cycle, which plans to submit its own bid to continue running the center.

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