HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESPONSE - BID - 5001 OFFICE RECYCLING PROGRAM00700 BID PROPOSAL FORM
We hereby enter our bid for the City of Fort Collins' requirements for
Office Recycling Program during 1996 at various City sites.
Enter the total unit price for office recycling collection for the container/time
(pick-up frequency as indicated on Attachment A and B).
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT A $ $162.50
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT B $J $136.50
GRAND TOTAL $ $299.00/month
"Note, the City of Fort Collins will receive credit on a
1. Cost for additional pick-ups per site dollar for dollar basis from Green Mountain Recycling should
the City choose to reduce the frequency of service at any of its
Indoor -- $0.00 - $20.00 depending on location, volume, and type of materials. regularly scheduled pick-ups. No extra pick-up charges will be
Outdoor -- $0.00 - $20.00 depending on location, volume, and type of materials. assessed by Green Mountain Recycling for extra
pick-ups until the City has received any such credit.
For quantities of 0 - 100 lbs. the cost for pick-up and shredding is $0.1511b.
2. Cost of Confidential Record Destruction: For quantities of 101 - 500lbs. the cost for pick-up and shredding is $0.10/lb.
For quantities 501 lbs. or greater the cost for pick-up and shredding is $.08/lb.
3. In addition to the recyclable items listed on 00305 that must be collected,
contractor will also collect the items checked below:
d Blueprint
It Styrofoam
❑ Other please seethe following
page for further information on additional items recycled by
Green Mountain Recycling.
4. How shall the recyclables be stored/sorted?:
Materials are collected from client's place of business and transported to our facility in Fort Collins. The
materials are then sorted for contamination and then delivered to end market users.
Firm Name Green Mountain Recycling
Address 305 Airpark Drive No. 8 Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
Phone # (970) 224-1950
FAX # (970) 224-1950
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POLICY PERIOD: t2:01 A.M. V&MCVa am* Al
the address a- 1-0 ^un60
Insured as ,IM60 FNeT
05-15-95 TO 05-15-96
=C f 164E
DES MOiNE:, iA .50306-184'
BUSINESS AUTO POLICY
CHANGE DECLARATIONS — ATTACH THESE CHANGES TO YOUR CURRENWrIIII
■ INDICATES CHANGE — SEE FORM OR ENDORSEMENT ATTACHE:..
ITEM ONE
NAMED INSURED AND MAILING ADDRESS AGENT
GREEN MOUNTAIN RECYCLING
PO BOX 1096
BOULDER CO 80306
FORM OF BUSINESS: INDIVIDUAL
HBA 1—G64273—Z1
AGENCY BILL
CHANGE EFFECTIVE
05-15-95
PHONE: 303/444-4443
BOULDER INSURANCE ASSOCIATES I
1601 28TH ST
BOULDER CO 80301
COMPANY USE
91 150 101 000 36 1 1 0003
In return for the payment of the premium, and subject to all the terms of this policy, we agree with you to provide the insurance as stated in this policy.
ITEM TWO —SCHEDULE OF COVERAGES AND COVERED AUTOS
This policy provides only those coverages where a charge is shown in the premium column below. Each of these coverages will apply only to those "autos"
shown as covered "autos" below by entering one or more of the symbols from the COVERED AUTO section of the coverage form next to the name of the
coverage. Entry of a symbol next to liability in a garage policy provides coverage for "garage operations"
COVERAGES
COVERED AUT08
I.I. iTS
PREMIUM
$ above)
THE:MOST WE.WILL PAi' SORANY ONEACCIDENT OFF LOSS
LIABILITY
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$ 500,000
$ 2,667
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7
Separately state in eachEndorsement Minus
$ 11_
,ter equivalent no-fault coverage)
NO Deductible
ADDED PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION
(or equivalent no-fault coverage)
Separately stated in each Added PIP Endorsement
AUTO MEDICAL PAYMENTS
I$
UNINSURED MOTORISTS—
7
$ 50,000
36
BODILY INJURY
H D N
COMPREHENSIVE
7
See Supplemental Declarations for Limits
$
Y A S
(If the Business Auto Supplement or Truckers Supplement
PE IFIED
S M u
CAUSES OF LOSS
is attached, see ITEM FOUR for hired or borrowed "autos." If a
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Garage Supplement is attached, au it for dealers 'autos" or
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COLLISION
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"autos" held for sale by trailer dealers and non -dealers.)
1$
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TOWING AND LABOR
for each disablement of a private
L E
passenger ^auto"
GARAGEKEEPERS COVERAGES
I See Supplemental Declaration$ for Umits
TRAILER INTERCHANGE
See Suppiemental Declarations for Limits
COVERAGE
FORMS AND ENDORSEMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS POLICY
PREMIUM FOR ENDORSEMENTS
I$ 77
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IL 00 17 11 85 IL
00 21 11
85 CA7 00 92 12 90
ESTIMATED TOTAL PREMIUM
is 2,891
IL 02 28 10 89 CA7
97 98 06
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IL 00 97 09 82 IL
01 69 02
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j$ 1,005
CA 22 03 11 94 CA
21 50 03
94 IL9 00 99 04 95
HIS DECLARATIONS PAGE IS COMPLETED BY THE ATTACHMENT OF:
(X ) Business Auto Supplemental Declarations (. ) Garage -Dealers' Supplemental Schedule
( ) Truckers Supplemental Declarations ( ) Garage -Non -Dealers and Trailer Dealers
DATE ISSUED: o5-oi-95 COUNTERSIGNED BY:
CA7 00 93 12 90 AGENT'S COPY
,Supplemental Schedules
mbrio.11. CERTIFk ATE OF
INSURANCE CSR PB SSUE°ATE �r
08/31/91/95
PRODUCER
THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND
CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE
Boulder Insurance Assoc., Inc.
DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE
1601 28th Street
POLICIES BELOW.
Boulder, CO
80301
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE
Boulder Insurance Associates
303-444-4443
COMPANY
A
LETTER Hawkeye/United Security Ins Co
COMPANY B
LETTER
INSURED
Green Mountain Recycling
COMPANY LETTER C
P.O. Box 1096
Boulder, CO
COMPANY D
80306
LETTER
COMPANY E
LETTER
COVERAGES
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD
INDICATED, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS
CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE
AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS,
EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.
CO TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER
LTR
POLICY EFFECTIVE POLICY EXPIRATION LIMITS
DATE (MM/DONY) DATE (MM)DONY)
GENERAL LIABILITY
GENERAL AGGREGATE S 1000000
A X COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY HAL206427311
05/15/95 05/15/96 PRODUCTS-COMPIOP AGG. $ 1000000
CLAIMS MADE X OCCUR.
PERSONAL & ADV. INJURY $ 1000000
OWNER'S & CONTRACTOR'S PROT.
EACH OCCURRENCE S 1000000
FIRE DAMAGE t"y one fire) S 50000
MED. EXPENSE Any one Pemnl S 5000
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
COMBINED SINGLE
s 500000
A ANY AUTO HBA706427321
05/15/94 05/15/95 LIMIT
ALL OWNED AUTOS
BODILY INJURY S
SCHEDULED AUTOS
(Per Peson)
HIRED AUTOS
BODILY INJURY
NON -OWNED AUTOS
(Per acctdenq $
GARAGE LIABILITY
PROPERTY DAMAGE $
EXCESS LIABILITY
EACH OCCURRENCE S
UMBRELLA FORM
AGGREGATE S
OTHER THAN UMBRELLA PORM
WORKER'S COMPENSATION
STATUTORY LIMITS.
EACH ACCIDENT S
AND
DISEASE —POLICY LIMIT $
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY
DISEASE —EACH EMPLOYEE S
OTHER
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONSIVEHICLES/SPECIAL ITEMS
Certificate Holder is Additional Insured/Landlord with
respect to 305
Airpark Drive, Unite 70, Ft- Collins, CO.
CERTIFICATE HOLDER
CANCELLATION
SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE
EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING COMPANY WILL ENDEAVOR TO
MAIL 10 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE
DAN ECKLES, TED ECKLES
LEFT, BUT FAILURE TO MAIL SUCH NOTICE SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR
MARK FISHER
255 E MONROE #4
LIABILITY OF ANY KIND UPON THE COMPANY, ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES.
FT COLLINS CO 80525
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
Boulder Insurance AssociatfaS
ACORD 25-S (7l90)
m ACORD CORPORATION 1990
Statement Acknowledginq Receipt of Addendum No. 1
Green Mountain Recycling received Addendum no. 1 to the bid/quote no. 5001.
Signed this ZOthday of December, 1995.
By: LAND*,z�
Brad Landers
BID- PROPOSAL FORM
We hereby enter our bid for the City of Fort Collins'. requirements for
Office Recycling Program during 1996 at various City sites.
Enter the total unit price for office recycling collection for the container/time
(pick-up frequency as indicated on Attachment A and B).
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT A
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT B
GRAND TOTAL
$ 1,928.00/Monthly
$ S99. - no/Monthl y
$ 2,450.00/14onthly
1. Cost for additional pick-ups per site
Indoor $ 1 _00
Outdoor $ 8.00
2. Cost of Confidential Record Destruction: $ .06 /LB.
($35.00 per trip)
3. In addition to the recyclable items listed on 00305 that must be collected,
contractor will also collect the items checked below:
❑ Blueprint
❑ Styrofoam
❑ Other
4. How shall the recyclables be stored/sorted?:
on file.
Firm Name Waste Managment of Northern Colorado
Address 500 East Vine Drive, Fort Collins, CO
Phone # 970/482-6319
FAX # 970/482-4491
80524
8
00800
ATTACHMENT A
OFFICE RECYCLING PROGRAM � BUILDINGS
SERVIi!z.CYO�y;:
"^4A11eCit�QQ
^v
1MU
Weekly
�
City Hall West, 300 LaPorte Avenue
Nme (9) Collection Points:
• Basement (central
storage aces)
Council Office/main floor
• Council Information Center/main floor
• Accounting/first floor
• ICS - 2 sites/ 2nd floor
• City Clerk Office
• Copier room/2nd floor
2
City Ha East Services)
• Outdoor recycling container/front CAW
$ 360. 00
00 Laporte venue
Seven (7) Collection Points:
• Admmistration/lst floor
• Records - 3 sites/let floor
• Patrol/first floor
qZw7Y21181
• Dispatch Center/2nd floor
3
• Tmeshgations/base�t
MonthlyCS
Annex, 321 Maple
$ 360.00
4
North College
(1)
$ 0
F°urteen (14) Collection Points:
• Copier room
• Lunch/pop machine aria
• Conference room
Bmkiing Inspection
Natural Resoucces/lst floor
Na1ural Resources/2nd floor
• Eagirmring Services - 2 sites
• Parks Administration/let floor
• Parks Administration/2nd floor
CPES Administration
• Advance Planning/ 2nd floor
• Current Planning/tad floor
5*
Weekly
Light & Power/Water & Wastewater
• GIS
480.00
Service Center, 700 Wood Street
(1) Warehouse
6
Maly
Street Utility, 625 North
7
Monty
Equipnxat Services, 835 Wood
(2) Collection Points: by copier, Idtchen $
60. 00
(3) Collection Points:
• Admin. Office
• Kitchen
8*
Monthly
Pucchas�g. 256 W. Mountain
• Lunchroom $
60.00
9
Why
Harman Resod. 200 W. Mountain
(1�
a)
10
Monthly
Y
Facilities, 117 N. Mason
$
88.00
a)
11*
Weekly
Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia
(1) S
. 00
11
12
Monthly
Neighborhood Resources, 405 Canyon
(1)
S 16.00
13
Weekly
Park Shop, 413 S. Bryan
(1):
14*
Weekly
Library, 201 Peterson
(1)
15
Monthly
Stormwater/Transportation,
235 Mathews
(2) Collection Points: copier rooms
$ 60. 00
16
Monthly
PFA Admiaiatration/Parking,
102 Remington
(2) Collection Points
$ 60.00
17*
Weekly
Senior Center, 1200 Raintree
(1)
1g
Bi-weekly
Revenue & Sala Tax,
330 S. College
(2) Collection Points
• By Copier
• Kitchen/lunchroom
$ 88.00
19
Monthly
EPIC, 1801 Riverside
(1)
$ 8.00
20*
Monthly
Water Treatment Plant,
4316 LaPorte Ave
(1)
>: ;<
:r .::..::.
21*
Manthl y
W astewater Treatment Plant,
3036 E. Drake Road
(1)
.. : ......... -
.: <:<::::>`':=::»:<:;z::_
22
Monthly
Transfort & Commuter Pool,
6570 Portner
(3) Collection Points
S 60.00
23*
Weekly
Southridge Golf Crouse, 5750 S.
Lamy (Concessionaire)
(1)
y.
24*
Monthly
Lee Martinez Farm, 6W N. Sherwood
(1)
25
Monthly
Library Annex, 132 W Troutman
(1)
8 00
Fire Stations:
26
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 1, 505 Peterson
(1)
$ 9.00
27
Bi weekly
PFA Station 2, 415 S. Bryan
(1)
$ 8.00
28
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 3, 2000 Mathews
(1)
$
29
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 4, 2030 Devonshire
(1)
$ 8.00
30
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 5.4615 Hogan Drive
(1)
$ 8.00
31
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 6, 2511 Donella Court
(1)
$ 8.00
32
Biaxeekly .
PFA Station 7, 2817 Overland Trail
(1)
$ 8.00
33
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 10, 2067 Vermont Drive
(1)
$ 8.00
34
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 11, 3400 W. Vine Drive
(1)
$ 8.06
35*
Weekly
Old Town, outdoor recycling container
(1)
indicates special requirements Total ATTACHMENT A
$ 1,928.60
Monthly
12
I. Warehouse
AWACHMMENT B
M Pick-up Locations With Speciai Requirements
dock containers - 3-CY IX/week cardboard, 3-CY 1X/week
Z. Library (x14) _ outdoor containers;
— outdoor POIYcarts with 122b behind building to collect:
' (2 polYcaru) mmop per
• (1 Polycart) office paper
' (1 PoIYcaft) commingled
• (1 polycart) Wines
• (1) 3-CY dumpgter _
corrugated cardboard
-special outdoor recycling container (with lock) for public use for co
3. mmingled (in front of
(� - Outdoor polycarts for office paper, newspaper, magazines, commingled
4. Lincoln Community Center (#11) - outdoor sto
• (1 polycart) office paper rar containers
• Q Polycart) magazines
• (1) 2-CY dumpow with_ commingled
5• Senior Curter 017) - Outdoor sto
• (1 polycart) office paper �° containers
' (1 PoIYcart) commingled
' (1 Poly) Per
' (1 polYcart) magazines
• (1) 3-CY dnewow_ ........ _�� --
6. Park Shop (g13) - outdoor storage containers
' (1 polYcort) glans dt plastic
• (1 polycart) office paper
• (1 pOlycart) newspaper
• (1 polycart) magazhm
• (1) 2-CY duoautar _ ,....... _• --
7- LO0 MartiOeZ Pak (k24) - (1) outdoor polycart for commingled (inside fenced
s• water T �, west of parking lot)
matment plant (�) - (1) outdoor POIYcad - commingled; (1) outdoor polycact -
(1) outdoor polYcart - office Paper; (1) polYCW - cardboard ,
9. Wastewater Tieatmt phmt A�21
cardboard ( ) - (1 ea) outdoor polycart for commingled, newspaper, office paper,
10. Southridge Golf Course (S
11. Old Town (#35) - outdoor
- Concessionaire: 2-Cy lx/weelc%andboard; 1
container has lock on it
_$ 44.00
S 87.00
$ 40.00
S
S
42.
$ 67.00
$ 12.00
$ 48.00
$ 48.00
$ 31.00
S 33.00
Total ATTACHMENT li $ 522.00
Monthly
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tft RV6r the recyc}6ble'productsto any site other Than a
00315 Recvclina Containers
The Contractor shall provide all necessary indoor and outdoor recycling containers at
designated City sites (Attachment A and B) for the accumulation of recyclables, such
containers to be maintained in good working order, condition, and appearance. The
containers shall be of sufficient capacity to store the recyclables and prevent overflow
according to the specified collection schedule. The City will provide employee desk -
side or under -the -desk containers.
Central office, and building storage containers shall meet Fire Code regulations. All
containers, except building storage containers, shall stay on City premises at all times.
Storage containers can be removed and immediately replaced by Contractor.
All containers shall be kept in good condition and appearance (working order)
throughout the term of this contract. All graffiti must be removed from outside
containers or replaced with non -graffiti containers within 48 hours.
Containers must be replaced at the City's request, within 48 hours. The Contractor
shall provide all necessary labor and equipment to remove recyclables from the
designated areas and to load into its trucks. Pick-up of the recyclables will occur
during regular business hours on a regularly scheduled basis approved by the City
Representative. °' be required tS� fl .
Contractor is responsible for replacing containers (at contractors expense) in the event
of theft, breakage, loss, or the addition of buildings.
sti9n of contract signing, unl s e g itY. rA
". srvak s.r.•
Please describe the type of container (size, color, etc.) you propose to provide for
recyclables in this bid:
INDOOR: on file.
OUTDOOR: on file.
F
00710 Current and Prior Contracts for Recycle Collection
Please list the current and prior contracts for similar work, and the names of
individuals within the organization issuing the contract who may be
contacted for performance information:
1) on file.
F
3
00715 List of Eauipment for Recycling Collection
Please list the equipment that will be made available to accomplish the work.
Be prepared to have equipment inspected and approved by the City's
Representative.
on file.
00720 Subcontractors and Suppliers for Recycling Collection
List the Subcontractors and Suppliers (if any) which you intend to utilize in
connection with the performance of the contract:
on file.
The Bidder shall not utilize the services of any Subcontractor not listed on
the Subcontractor list as submitted in performing work pursuant to the
Contractor without the prior written consent of the City.
7
00755 Bidder's Statement
The Bidder, in compliance with your Invitation for Bids, hereby proposes to perform all
work detailed in Bid #4 for City Recycling Collection, in strict accordance with all bid
documents and the executed Services Agreement, and at the prices stated on the Bid
Proposal.
By submission of this bid, each Bidder certifies, and in the case of a joint venture,
each party thereto certifies as to his own organization, that this bid has been arrived at
independently, without consultation, communication, or agreement as to any matter
relating to this bid with any other bidder or with any competitor.
The Bidder states that his Subcontractors, suppliers or Material Suppliers are listed in
Section 00720 as part of this Bid Proposal.
The Bidder hereby agrees to promptly commence work under this Contract on
01/15 199 6 and continue work until 01/14 1997.
bm
Signature
•5 W VWEPIreE-
500 East Vine Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Address
(Corporate Seal)
Decanber 21, 1995
Date
ATTEST:
We ackowledge receipt of the City of Fort Collins Addendum No. 1, dated
Decanber 15, 1995.
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Additional Materials Collected at No Additional Char e
Styrofoam peanuts and styrofoam blocks. No charge.
Computer cartridges.
No charge.
Nonferrous metals.
No charge.
Car and motor cycle batteries.
No charge.
Additional Materials Collected for an Additional Char e
Green Mountain will collect the following materials at an additional charge only
when specifically instructed to do so by the City.
Low grade paper materials
(includes most any type of paper
which will tear including but not I
imited to blueprint paper, kraft
envelopes, hardcover and
softcover books,
box board, wrapping and
packaging paper,
milk and juice cartons,
fluorescent colored paper,
astro-brights, ream wrappers,
paper cups, towels, and plates).
Ferrous scrap metals.
Scrap wood.
Appliances
Household type batteries
$20.00 / ton collected
$10.00 / ton collected
$20.00 / ton collected
(Dependent on type of appliance
and total weight of appliance).
(Dependent on type of batteries
and total weight of batteries).
'All additional materials will be tracked, recorded, and reported in the same manner as materials
listed on 00305.
00700
BID- PROPOSAL FORM
We hereby enter our bid for the City of Fort Collins' requirements for
Office Recycling Program during 1996 at various City sites.
ter the total unit
ce
puck P frequency, as' indicated for fon A ce rachm ycling collection for the container/time
ent A and B).
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT A $ 280.
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT B $ 220. -
GRAND TOTAL 500.1 Per month
1 Cost for additional pick-ups per site
Indoor •$ 15.
Outdoor •$ 20
2.
Cost of Confidential Record Destruction: $
3. In addition to the recyclable items listed on 00305 that must be collected,
contractor will also collect the items checked below:
0 Blueprint
Styrofoam
►a Other laser - Printer cartridges
4• How shall the recyclables be stored/sorted?:
Commodities collected will either be delivered to the MRF
Ft. Collins or to our 11 250 s jr
ft warehouse in Pierce where
she'mentltoemarketssed into roll off containers or baled for
Firm Name Waste -Not Rec cling
Address 1205 e Ho
P Ave/P.0. Box 280
Phone # Pierce, CO 80650
(970) 834-2898
or 1-800-584-9912
FAX # (970) 330-3463
8
The Contractor shall not deliver the recyclable products
recycling facility. to any site other than a
00315 Recvcling ontaina,rc
The Contractor shall provide all necessary indoor and outdoor recycling containers at
designated City sites (Attachment A and B) for the accumulation of recyclables, such
containers to be maintained in good working order, condition, and appearance. The
containers shall be of sufficient capacity to store the recyclables and prevent overflow
according to the specified collection schedule. The City will provide employee desk -
side or under -the -desk containers.
Central office, and building storage containers shall meet Fire Code regulations. All
containers, except building storage containers, shall stay on City premises at all times.
Storage containers can be removed and immediately replaced by Contractor.
All containers shall be kept in good condition and appeance
throughout the term of this contract. All graffiti must bera
removed fr moOutside
containers or replaced with non -graffiti containers within 48 hours.
Containers must be replaced at the City's request, within 48 hours. The Contractor
shall provide all necessary labor and equipment to remove recyclables from the
designated areas and to load into its trucks. Pick-up of the recyclables will occur
during regular business hours on a regularly scheduled basis a
Representative. The Contractor will, at times, be required to make special collections,
and provide containers for same. Such special collections may approved by the City
limited to, telephone books or large quantities of collected recyclables. but not be
Contractor is responsible for replacing containers (at contractors expense) in the event
Of theft, breakage, loss, or the addition of buildings.
Contractor will provide, at Contractor's expense, all necessary recycling containers
within one week of notification of contract signing, unless extended by the City, at its
sole discretion.
Please describe the type of container (size, color, etc.) you propose to provide for
recyclables in this bid:
INDOOR: White cardboard boxes labeled for recycling measuring
13•x1711x27"
90 allon poly cartsi:either green, gray or rt measurin 41"uex31"x43. Metal cages may a so a used.
OUTDOOR: M , _ ,
See enclo— s e.
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n
5
00710 Curr .nr �n
—.,�Prior ontrac_ is fQr RenYnio r• n
Please list the current and prior contracts for similar work, and the names of
individuals within the organization issuing the contract who may be
contacted for performance information:
1)
Terrie McKellar
2)Monfort 970 350-9781
4) North C 1 r -- C"e ura
1 3 7 775-4133
Gail VonLoh
00715 List ofEauI me forRe 970 352-4121 urchasin
= >• ��lina Coll lion
Please list the equipment that will be made available to accomplish the work.
Be prepared to have equipment inspected and approved by the City's
Representative.
90 GMC truck, 87 GMC truck,
truck 90 Mercedez truck, 86 Volvo
87 Volvo Roll off truck
f4.orklift roll off containers,
4oxnp
es 1 c rt
n t ing
00720 Subc�-r-�r-n�-I-irs forRec 71in r•ol) lion
List the Subcontractors and Suppliers (if an
connection with the performance of the contract: Bch you intend to utilize in
rnaeuser
the The Bubc idder shall n11 ot uti11 lize the services of any Subcontractor not listed on
Contsractornwithouttractor lithe priorst as bwrit enmitted sconsent of
performing work Pursuant to the
the City.
00755der'c - tat m nt
The Bidder, in compliance with your Invitation for Bids, hereby proposes to perform all
work detailed in Bid #4 for City Recycling Collection, in strict accordance with all bid
documents and the executed Services Agreement, and at the prices stated on the Bid
Proposal.
By submission of this bid, each Bidder certifies, and in the case of a joint venture,
each party thereto certifies as to his own organization, that this bid has been arrived at
independently, without consultation, communication, or agreement as to any matter
relating to this bid with any other bidder or with any competitor.
The Bidder states that his Subcontractors, suppliers or Material Suppliers are listed in
Section 00720 as part of this Bid Proposal.
The Bidder hereby agrees to promptly commence work under this Contract on
1 15 1995 and continue work until JJ a___ n _ 14 , 1997.
Respectfully Submitted
f�.
Signature
President
Title
1205 Hope Ave/P.O.Box 280, Pierce,10
(Corporate Seal) Address
December 19, 1995
ATTEST: Date
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Weekly
Weekly
Weekly
ATTACHMENT A
OFFICE RECYCLING PROGRAM — BUILDINGS SERVICES
City Hall West, 300 LaPorte Avenue
City Hall East (police Services)
300 LaPorte Avenue
ICS Annex, 321 Iv
281 North College
Light & Power/Water & Wastewater
Service Center, 700 Wood Street
Street Utility, 625 Ninth
Equipment Services, 835 Wood
"AVULWY Purchasin
g, 256 W. Mountain
Why Human Resources, 200 W. Mountain
Monthly Facilities, 117 N. Mason
Why Lincoln Center, 417 W.
Ma¢nnli•
Nine (9) Collection Points:
• Basement (central storage area)
• Council Office/main floor
• Council Information Center/main floor
• Accounting/first floor
• ICS - 2 sites/ 2nd floor
• City Clerk Office
• Copier room/2nd floor
• Outdoor recycling comer/front CHW
Seven (7) Collection points:
• Administration/Ist floor
• Records - 3 sites/1st floor
• Patrol/first floor
• Dispatch Center/2nd floor
• Investigations/basement
(1)
Fourteen (14) Collection points:
• Copier room.
• Lunch/pop machine area
• Conference room
• Building Inspection
• Natural Resources/1st floor
• Natural Resources/2nd floor
• Engineering Services - 2 sites
Parks Administration/1st floor
• Parks Administration/2nd floor
• CPES Administration
• Advance Planning/ 2nd floor
• Current Planning/2nd floor
• GIS
(1) Warehouse
(2) Collection Points: by
(3) Collection Points:
• Admin. Office
• Kitchen
• Lunchroom
(1)
er month
$4 0 .
$r
$4 0 .
11
12
Monthly
Neighborhood Resources, 405 Canyon
Shop, 413 S. Bryan
Library, 201 Peterson
Stormwater/T sportaboo,
235 Mathews
Weeldpark
PFA Administration/Parkiag,102
RemingtonSenior
Center 1200RaintreeRevenue
& Sales Tax,
30 S. College
19
Monthly
-----------------
EPIC, 1801 Riverside
20*
Monthly
Water Treatment' Plant,
4316 LaPorte Ave
21*
Monthly
Wastewater Treatment Plant,
3036 E. Drake Road
22
Monthly
Transfort & Commuter Pool,
6570 Portner
23*
Weekly
Southridge Golf Course,5750 S.
Lemay (Concessionaire)
24*
Monthly
Lee Martinez Farm, 600 N. Sherwood
25
monthly
Library Annex, 132 W Troutman
Fire Stations:
26
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 1, 505 Peterson
27
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 2, 415 S. Bryan
28
Bi-w°e4-1Y
PFA Station 3 2000 Mathews
29
Br -weekly
PFA Station 4, 2030 Devonshire
30
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 5 4615 Hogan Drive
31
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 6 , 2511 Doaella •Court
32
Br -weekly
PFA Station 7, 2817 Overland Trail
33
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 10, 2067 Vermont Drive
34
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 11 3400 W. Vine
e Drive
35*
Weekly
Old Town, outdoor recycling container
(*) indicates special requirements
(1)
(2) Collection Points: copier rooms
(2) Collection Points
(1)
(2) Collection Points
• By Copier
• Kitchennunchroom
(1)
(1)
(1)
(3) Collection Points
(1)
(1)
(1)
Total ATTACHMENT A
a
$ 5.
$ 5.
$ 5.
$ 5.
$ 5.
510.
$10.
$10.
$10.
$10.
$10.
$10.
$10.
$10.
rA
12
ATTACHMENT B
M Pick-up Locations With Special Requirements
:.
. Warehouse (#�) -dock con tainers 3-CY ;.::.
1X/week cardboard. 3-CY 1X/week paper .•. y.�>::>> ��>
2. Library (#14) - outdoor storage containers: $
1Opcl cartsu Outdoor PolYcerts with � behind building to collect:
• 2 Y ) newspaper
• (1 POIYcart) office paper
• (l polycart) commingled
• (1 PO )magazines
• (1) 3-CY dumpster — corrugated cardboard
atio — special outdoor recycling Y g container (with lock) for public use for Purchasing conled (� front of building) $3 0 .
I(#8) -outdoor 2olycarts' for office
4. Lincoln Co PBPer, newspaper, magazines, commingled
• Community en
(#i l) - outdoor storage containers $1 0 .
(1 Polycart) office paper
• (1 PolYcart) magazines
• (1) 2-CY dumpster with lock— commingled
S. Senior Center (#17) -outdoor storage containers
(1 Po1Y�t) office paper $30..
• (1 Polycart) commingled
• (1 Polycart) newspaper
• (1 PolYcert) magazines
• (1) 3-CY dumpster — corrugated cardboard
6• Park Shop (#13) - outdoor storage con $3 0 .
• (1 polycart) glass & plastic 8 tamers
• (I Polycart) office paper
• (1 Polycart) newspaper
• (I Polycart) magazines
• (1) 2-CY dumpster — corrugated cardboard
7. Lee Martinez Park (#24) outdoor $3 0..
8. Water Treatment Plant #20 Polycart for commingled (inside fenced
area. west of parking lot)
(1) outdoor ( ) ' (l) outdoor Polycart - commin led $1 0 .
PolYcart - office paper; (1) po! cart - 8 . (1) outdoor polycart - newspaper;
9. Wastewater Treatment Plant #21 Y cardboard sp per;
cardboard ( ) ' (1 ea) outdoor Polycart for: commingled,S 10 ,
newspaper, office paper,
11 10. Southridge Golf Course (#23 $ - Concessionaire: 2-CY lz/w 0.
11. Old Town y 8 eek/cardboard; 1 P°lYcart- lz/week/co
(#35) - outdoor rec clip container has lock on it nmingled $2 5 .
$10.
Total ATTACHMENT B
$22o..
13
DEC-15-95 FRI 01:20 PM
CITY/FT,COLLINS, PURCHAS
Administrdtive Services
-------------
Purchasing Division
FAX NO, 303 221 6707 P, Ol/03
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
ADDENDUM No. 1
DECEMBER 15. 1995
SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
BID #5001 RECYCLING. OFFICE PROGRAM _
OPENING DATE: 3:00P.M. (OUR CLOCK), DECEMBER 21, 1995 '
To an prospective bidders under the specifications and contract documents described above, the
following changes are hereby made.
CHANGE SECTION 00336 TO
The conuctor shag not send a check to the
recyccable City for any revenue generated from the sale of
recyclable materials collected through the City of Fort Collins Office Recycling program.
Contractor must provide a monthly recap including: individual weight slips for co -mingled, office
Paper and cardboard and the estimated amount of co -mingled, office paper and cardboard collected
at each site. Contractor must forward the recap information to the City by the fifteen of the
following month Fort
RecyclingCOCoordinator, City of Fort Collins, Natural Resources Department,
P.O. Box 5$0, Fort Collins,ing, C80522.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: please see attached.
Any questions may be directed to John Stephen at 970-221-6777.
� i9, i99s
RECEIPT OF THIS ADDENDUM MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A WRITTEN STATEMENT
ENCLOSED WITH THE BID/QUOTE STATING THAT THIS ADDENDUM HAS BEEN RECEIVED.
—..- . .,u= - :v. aox 5W 0 Fart Collins, CO 80522.0580 - (970) ^21 67➢5 •Fay io�m ems,
GREELEY URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY
2*1iey
December 20, 1995
Shirley Bruns
Recycling Coordinator
Department of Natural Resources
112 North Howes
Fort Collins, CO 80522
Ms. Bruns:
1129 4TH STREET, GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 (303) 350-9380
For the past five years, Waste Not, Inc., has provided excellent recycling
services for the City of Greeley.
In comparing their services with other companies, the City has found
Waste Not to be the most cost effective.
I highly recommend your consideration of this company for your city's
recycling needs.
Sincerely,
Terrie McKellar
Community Development Specialist
TMcK:mf
1989
GREELEY
tilftd
ALL-AMERO MY
Office Containers
WOW .(We- cle _
Office Waste Desk
Top_ and Deskside
_-Collection Units
.. E
t '
Collection Boxes
for Glass and
.Aluminum
Optional
Containers May
Include Barrels or
Toters
00710 urr nt and Prior r'
rat for Recv Ip ����� ,on
Please list the current and prior contracts for similar work, and the names of
individuals within the organization issuing the contract who may be
1. Colorado State University NADP Program, Fort Collins (current client)
Linda Burrell 491-3600
2. Reporter Herald, Loveland (current client)
Marge Reiber 669-5050 _
3. Natural Resources Consulting Engineers, Fort Collins (current client) —
Denean 224-1851
4. Canino's Restaurant, Fort Collins (current client)
00715 Clyde Canino 493-7205 —
Lis f Eauioment for Rar. vino Coll �+'
Please list the equipment that will be made available to accomplish the work.
Be prepared to have equipment inspected and approved by the City's
Representative.
'Two box trucks with lift gates and two utility vehicles; these trucks and utility vehicles are used for scheduled and
special pick-ups.
'Several hand carts, the hand carts are used for transporting containers to and from buildings.
'Pallet jacks; used for transporting heavy loads of recyclables around warehouse and to other recycling facilities.
'Computer and database software; used to keep track of volumes and types of recyclable materials coming from
client's place of business. The computer's database also records the location from which recyclable materials were
collected.
'Telephone, voice messaging, fax, and E-mail; these communication devices allow clients to ask Green Mountain
questions about their recycling program and to have any problem quickly corrected by Green Mountain Recycling
should one arise.
00720 Subcontractors and G��� li ► for Recvrr
ma Ile r�nn
List the Subcontractors and Suppliers (if any) which you intend to utilize in
connection with the performance of the contract:
None.
The Bidder shall not utilize the services of any Subcontractor not listed on
the Subcontractor list as submitted in performing work pursuant to the
Contractor without the prior written consent of the City.
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Bulk ConWners-
We -cycle our Waste
Metal Containers:
Stackable, fork pockets, wheels': Lids with '
locks available.
Dimensions: 46" x 42" x 48"
(HXWXW)
Metal Cages:
Stackable, fork pockets, fold downsides,
wheels. 3 sizes, depending on availability.
Dimensions: 36" x 28" x 47" (Business)
36" x 3Y x 40" -(srna)
44" x 38" x 46" (Large)
Metal Maggi
es:
Stackable, fork pockets.
Dimensions: 28" x 44" x 48"
Corrugated "Gaylord„ Boxes:
Set on Pallets.
Dimensions:
Various, ranging from
361, x 36" x 36" to
40" x 40" x 40"
Remanufactured Laser Printer Cartridges
Information Sheet
Much has changed in the technology of recycling laser printer cartridges since the late 80s,
so much, in fact, it is far more accurate to talk about remanufacturing than recharging or recycling
them. Many new companies are now in the cartridge recycling business including familiar names
like Fugi and Mitsubichi, many small and large companies vie for the opportunity to recycle
cartridges, and many more businesses elect to recycle and reuse what they may have trashed in the
past.
In 1988 an estimated 12 to 15 percent of laser printer cartridges were "recharged". Since
then reputable recyclers and parts manufacturers have greatly improved the success rate of
recycled cartridges by changing their technologies and processes. Today over 50 per cent of
cartridges are recycled, often providing printing quality that is better than that of a new cartridge.
We consider our process to be that of "remanufacturing" because of all the parts we
replace, starting with replacing the original drum with a "long life drum" . The original drums are
designed to be used only once. Some recyclers take this original drum and add a coating to make
the surface harder. This process doesn't last as long or print as well as the long life drum would.
We do have a slightly higher charge whenever we replace a drum, but we feel the quality of the
long life drum is the integrity of the laser cartridge recycling industry and should not be side
stepped.
How long the new drums will last in the remanufactured cartridges depends on the kind of
cartridge it is and the kind of use it gets. Usually you can expect the following:
For a 95A (sx) a drum will last about 10 cycles,
For a 98A (series 4), about 3 -4 cycles,
For a 91 A (3 or 4si), may last 2-3 cycles but we prefer to change these every time because this
high speed printers seem to be really hard on drums.
In the late 1980s the laser printer cartridge recycling industry was under a great deal of
scrutiny. Companies like Hewlett Packard, Cannon, and Apple didn't want recyclers to have a cut
of their sales of new cartridges. HP fought the industry in the courts, hoping to void their
warranties in machines using remanufactured cartridges. The recycling industry responded and the
courts ruled that HP could not deny their warranties due to the use of remanufactured cartridges.
Now these companies are in the business of remanufacturing cartridges themselves, so check the
labels of "new" cartridges that you buy.
Over time recyclers figured out what components wore out and needed to be replaced in
order to improve the efficiency and quality of the recycled product. Fugi was the first company to
make long life drums; now there are many who do so. We will only buy drums from the top three
companies: Dianipon, AEG, or Mitsubichi. AEG, a German company that also builds parts for
NASA, now sets the industry standard.
Not only have recyclers improved their procedures and high quality parts become
available, but several international trade organizations have been formed. These organizations
host trade shows every few months, expanding the technological and procedural advancements, as
well as the integrity and high standards of the industry. Many recyclers, like us, won't sacrifice
integrity of product for price.
In those cartridges like the 95A that prints 300 dots per inch the long life drum puts more
Waste -Not Recycling's Cartridge Recycling Program
HP/Cannon
Number
92285A
92295A*
92275A*
92291A***
92298A**
Series
I
II,IID,III,IIID
IIP, HIP
IIIsi, IVsi
IV, IVplus
Cost
$50.
$50.
$50.
$79.
$79.
Credit for
Trade in
- $ 5.
-$ 5.
-$ 5.
- $ 5.
-$10,
New drum
N/A
$10.
$10.
$22.
$17.
HP/Cannon
Number **
92274A*
P 20, PC25
A15, A30*
Series 4V, 4MV
4L, 4P 5L, 5P
Copier
Copier
Cost $79.
$45. $55.
$45.
$45.
With trade in only
New drum $20.
$10. $10.
N/A
$14.
Number
Cost
Credit for
Trade In
New drum
401% 4029** 4039**
$98. $98
-$10
$11
Panasonic
Number 4410
Cost $35.
With trade in only
Drum unit $88.
Fax Cartridges
Number
FX 1 *
Series
LX
Cost
$50.
Credit for
Trade in
-$ 5.
New drum
$10.
4037 4049
$88. $88.
-$10. With trade in only.
$IL N/A
N/A
S a
Okidata
Z50
400/800
$55,
$24.
With trade in only
With trade in only
N/A
$88.
FX2*
PX
$50.
ALL DRUMS WILL BE REPLACED WITH LONG LIFE DRUMS!
*Long Life Drum will last approximately 7 to 10 cycles.
"Long Life Drum will last approximately 3 to 5 cycles.
* "Long Life Drum will last approximately 1 to 2 cycles.
Any other necessary parts will be replaced at no additional charge unless otherwise approved by
the customer. Prices include pick up and delivery.
Waste -Not Recycling
834-2898
00700 BID PROPOSAL FORM
We hereby enter our bid for the City of Fort Collins' requirements for
Office Recycling Program during 1996 at various City sites.
Enter the total unit price for office recycling collection for the container/time
(pick-up frequency as indicated on Attachment A and B).
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT A $
TOTAL FOR ATTACHMENT B $
GRAND TOTAL $
1 • Cost for additional pick-ups per site
Indoor $
Outdoor $
2. Cost of Confidential Record Destruction: $
3• In addition to the recyclable items listed on 00305 that must be collected,
contractor will also collect the items checked below:
o Blueprint
Styrofoam
o Other
4. How shall the recyclables be stored/sorted?:
Firm Name
Address
Phone # Ij Ed.
FAX # `( �ol — t/ 0 Y7
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CONSERVATION SERVICES, INC.
2090 East 104th Avenue, Suite 300
Denver, Colorado 80233
(303) 280-9336 Fax: (303) 280-9848
November 30, 1995
Office of the Director of Purchasing & Risk Mgmt.
256 West Mountain Avenue
Ft. Collins, CO 80521
RE: Bid #5001
Office Recycling Program for the City of Ft. Collins:
To Whom It May Concern:
Thank you for the opportunity to bid on the office `'ice recycling program for
the City of Ft. Collins, Bid #5001.
Conservation Services, Inc. (CSI) is a non -hazardous industrial waste
disposal facility. 7"herefore, we submit a No Bid at this time.
Please allow us to bid on any future projects.
V ry truly yours _
\'hehn J. Cur 'iiiu
Sales Consultant
JJC/bm
Enc.
Admin' -ative Services
Purchasing Division
City of Fort Collins
OFFICE RECYCLING PROGRAM
FOR THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
1996
BID #5001
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BROWNING-FERRIS INDUSTRIES OF COLORADO, INC.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISION
NORTHERN COLORADO DISTRICT
December 18, 1995
John Stephen
Purchasing Division
City of Fort Collins
P.O. BOX 580
Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580
Dear John:
After much consideration, we have decided to not submit a bid for the City of Fort Collins
Office Recycling Services, bid #5001.
It is our feeling that it would be too cumbersome to provide the City with the degree of
detail it is seeking regarding material weights, albeit estimates, from each building plus a
monthly summary by material. We presently have customers in the downtown area and
would prefer to service them with the same collection vehicle which would also serve the
City. In this case, it would be burdensome to keep a separate tally of the City's volumes of
recyclables collected and provide official weight tickets that are solely inclusive of the
City's materials.
Thank you for the opportunity to serve the City of Fort Collins. Please keep us in mind
for your recycling and solid waste needs when this or other contracts come up for re-
bidding.
Sincerely,
Bruce Philbrick
District Recycling Manager
P.O. BOX 1746 • 1925 1st AVENUE • GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 • (970) 352-6124 • (970) 223-0154
00755 Bidder's Statement
The Bidder, in compliance with your Invitation for Bids, hereby proposes to perform all
work detailed in Bid #4 for City Recycling Collection, in strict accordance with all bid
documents and the executed Services Agreement, and at the prices stated on the Bid
Proposal.
By submission of this bid, each Bidder certifies, and in the case of a joint venture,
each party thereto certifies as to his own organization, that this bid has been arrived at
independently, without consultation, communication, or agreement as to any matter
relating to this bid with any other bidder or with any competitor.
The Bidder states that his Subcontractors, suppliers or Material Suppliers are listed in
Section 00720 as part of this Bid Proposal.
The Bidder hereby agrees to promptly commence work under this Contract on
Tarr f � , 199. and continue work until qn i�{ , 1997.
Respectfully Submitted
Signature
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Title
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Address
(Corporate Seal) AZl Ja
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Date
ATTEST:
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ATTACHMENT A
OFFICE RECYCLING PROGRAM - BUILDINGS SERVICES
Lwadaft
Collection
Building
Number of Office Collection Points
Proposed
(lumber
Frequency
-
Cost
1
Weekly
City Hall West, 300 LaPorte Avenue
Nine (9) Collection Points:
• Basement (central storage area)
• Council Office/main floor
• Council Information Center/main floor
• Accounting/first floor
• ICS - 2 sites/ 2nd floor
$ 2 0 . 0 0
• City Clerk Office
• Copier room/2nd floor
• Outdoor recycling container/front CHW
$
2
Weekly
City Hall East (Police Services)
Seven (7) Collection Points:
300 LaPorte Avenue
• Administration/lst floor
• Records - 3 sites/1st floor
• Patrol/first floor
$ 2 0 . 0 0
• Dispatch Center/2nd floor
• Investigations/basement
$
3
Monthly
ICS Annex, 321 Maple
(1)
S 4.00
4
Weekly
281 North College
Fourteen (14) Collection Points:
• Copier room
• Lunch/pop machine area
20.00
• Conference room
• Building Inspection
• Natural Resources/1st floor
• Natural Resources/2nd floor
• Engineering Services - 2 sites
• Parks Administration/lst floor
• Parks Administration/2nd floor
• CPES Administration
• Advance Planning/ 2nd floor
• Current Planning/2nd floor
• GIS
S
5*
Weekly
Light & Power/Water & Wastewater
(1) Warehouse
Service Center, 700 Wood Street
6
Monthly
Street Utility, 625 Ninth
(2) Collection Points: by copier; kitchen
$ 4.00
7
Monthly
Equipment Services, 835 Wood
(3) Collection Points:
• Admin. Office
• Kitchen
4.00
• Lunchroom
$
8*
Monthly
Purchasing, 256 W. Mountain
(1)
9
Weekly
Human Resources, 200 W. Mountain
(1)
$ 10.00
10
Monthly
Facilities, 117 N. Mason
(1)
S 4 .00
ll*
Weekly
Lincoln Center. 417 W. Magnolia
(1)
11
Location
Number
Collection
Frequency
Building
Number of Office Collection Points
Cost
12
Monthly
Neighborhood Resources, 405 Canyon
(1)
$ 4.00
13*
Weekly
Park Shop, 413 S. Bryan
(1)
14*
Weekly
Library, 201 Peterson
(1)
15
Monthly
Stormwater/Transportation,
235 Mathews
(2) Collection Points: copier rooms
$ 4.00
16
Monthly
PFA Administration/Parking,
102 Remington
(2) Collection Points
$ 4.00
17*
Weekly
Senior Center, 1200 Raintree
(1)
18
Bi-weekly
Revenue & Sales Tax,
330 S. College
(2) Collection Points
a By Copier
a Kitchen/lunchroom
$ 5.25
19
Monthly
EPIC, 1801 Riverside
(1)
$ 4.00
20*
Monthly
Water Treatment Plant,
4316 LaPorte Ave
(1)
21*
Monthly
Wastewater Treatment Plant,
3036 E. Drake Road
(1)
22
Monthly
Transfort & Commuter Pool,
6570 Portner
(3) Collection Points
S 4.00
23*
Weekly
Soutbridge Golf Course, 5750 S.
Lemay (Concessionaire)
(1)
24*
Monthly
Lee Martinez Farm, 600 N. Sherwood
(1)
25
Monthly
Library Annex, 132 W Troutman
(1)
$ 4.00
Fire Stations:
26
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 1, 505 Peterson
(1)
$ 5.25
27
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 2, 415 S. Bryan
(1)
$ 5.25
28
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 3, 2000 Mathews
(1)
S 5.25
29
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 4, 2030 Devonshire
(1)
$ 5.25
30
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 5, 4615 Hogan Drive
(1)
S 5.25
31
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 6, 2511 Donella Court
(1)
$ 5.25
32
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 7, 2917 Overland Trail
(1)
$ 5.25
33
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 10, 2067 Vermont Drive
(1)
S 5. 25
34
Bi-weekly
PFA Station 11, 3400 W. Vine Drive
(1)
$ 5.25
35*
Weekly
Old Town, outdoor recycling container
(1)
(*) indicates special requirements Total ATTACHMENT A
S 162.50
12
ATTACHMENT B
(') . Pick-up Locations With Special Requirements
Building (#, refers to location number on Attachment A
Cost
1.
Warehouse (#S) - dock containers - 3-CY IX/week cardboard, 3-CY IX/week paper
S 20.00
2.
Library (#14) - outdoor storage containers:
Location #t — outdoor polycarts with locks behind building to collect:
•
(2 polyemu) newspaper
•
(1 polycart) office paper
•
(1 polycart) commingled
•
(1 polycart) magazines
•
(1) 3-CY dumpster — corrugated cardboard
Location A2 — special outdoor recycling container (with lock) for public use for commingled (in front of building)
$ 17.50
3.
Purchasing (#8) - outdoor polycarts for office paper, newspaper, magazines, commingled
$ 4.00
4.
Lincoln Community Center (#11) - outdoor storage containers
•
(1 polycart) office paper
•
(1 polycart) magazines
•
(1) 2-CY dumpster with lock— commingled
$ 17 . 5 0
5.
Senior Center (#17) - outdoor storage containers
•
(1 polycart) office paper
•
(1 polycart) commingled
•
(1 polycart) newspaper
•
(1 polycart) magazines
•
(1) 3-CY dumpster — corrugated cardboard
S 20.00
6.
Park Shop (#13) - outdoor storage containers
•
(1 polycart) glass & plastic
•
(1 polycart) office paper
•
(1 polycart) newspaper
•
(1 polycart) magazines
•
(1) 2-CY dumpster - corrugated cardboard
$ 20.00
7.
Lee Martinez Park (#24) - (1) outdoor polycart for commingled (inside fenced area, west of parking lot)
$ 4.00
8.
Water Treatment Plant (#20) - (1) outdoor polycart - commingled; (1) outdoor polycart - newspaper;
(1) outdoor polycart - office paper; (1) polycart - cardboard
$ 4-00
9.
Wastewater Treatment Plant (#21) - (1 ea) outdoor polycart for: commingled, newspaper, office paper,
$
cardboard
4.00
10.
Soutbridge Golf Course (#23) - Concessionaire: 2-CY Ix/week/cardboard; 1 polycart- Ix/week/commingled
$
11.
Old Town (#35) - outdoor recycling container has lock on it
$ g oo
Total ATTACHMENT B
$ 136.50
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#,* THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS .�
SUMMER 1997
ya RECYCLING UPDATE Ios
From 01/01/96 to 06/30/96 THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
has recycled over 7,565 pounds of materials:
COMPUTER PAPER
650
WHITE PAPER
1,700
OFFICE PAPER
27370
NEWSPAPER
11100
CARDBOARD
850
MIXED PAPER
230
GLASS
560
ALUMINUM
110
The benefits of this Recycling effort are tremendous!
PAPER
The 6,900 pounds of paper you recycled helped save:
59 35 foot Trees
804 30 gallon bath tubs of Water
207 pounds of Air Pollution
11.4 cubic yards of Landfill Space
Energy equivalent to 362 gallons of Oil
GLASS
The 560 pounds of glass you recycled helped save:
378 pounds of Sand
121 pounds of Soda Ash
121 pounds of Limestone
42 pounds of Feldspar
That totals 662 pounds of Natural Resources Saved!
In addition, you helped prevent the creation of 108 pounds of
Mining Waste and 8 pounds of Air Pollution.
ALUMINUM
It is estimated an alluminum can collected for recycling will
be back on a store shelf within six weeks.
You recycled 110 pounds of aluminum! These 110 pounds saved
440 pounds of Bauxite Ore, 220 pounds of Chemicals and
enough Electricity to power a television for 9,570 hours!
OVER 75% OF A BUSINESS' SOLID WASTE
* PLEASE *
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