This bid is for treatment plant biosolids removal, hauling, and disposal at multiple facilities across Jefferson, Oldham, and Bullitt Counties, Kentucky.
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What the job is
Volumes: Approximately 200,000–250,000 gallons daily in Jefferson County, 50,000–60,000 gallons weekly in Oldham County, and 6,000–12,000 gallons daily in Bullitt County. Volumes fluctuate and are not guaranteed; Cedar Creek hauling is expected to end in early 2027.
Material and equipment: Liquid biosolids with up to 2.5% solids. Straight trucks with truck-mounted loading pumps and unloading hoses required; route load capacities are 5,000 or 6,300 gallons. Immediate backup equipment must be available.
Schedule: Monday–Friday and select Saturdays, 6:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m., with holiday coverage. Begin hauling within 24 hours of a call and complete by the end of that business day; accommodate volume changes within 48 hours.
Disposal and pricing: Provide all-inclusive per-gallon rates for each pickup location to Derek Guthrie, Hite Creek, Morris Forman, Kentucky State Reformatory, and Pioneer Village disposal sites. Include labor, equipment, fuel, transportation, and disposal; no additional surcharges.
Term and requirements: One year with up to four annual renewals. No subcontracting; required hauling permit, spill control plan, and hauling manifests must be provided.
XL Eagle