Skagit County opens bids for oil tank cleaning contract from Clean Harbors

Skagit County's Public Works Department is moving forward with a significant maintenance project after receiving a bid for oil tank cleaning. During a recent meeting, Jason Bloodgood and Jamie Paris from the equipment division announced that Clean Harbors submitted the sole bid, totaling $72,492. This cleaning service is essential for the road department's operations, ensuring that equipment remains in optimal condition.

The county plans to review the bid results thoroughly and will post the details on its website by the end of the week. A resolution to award the bid is expected to be signed by the county commissioners on or before May 19, marking a crucial step in maintaining the county's infrastructure.

This project highlights Skagit County's commitment to maintaining its public works facilities, which are vital for the community's transportation and safety needs. As the review process unfolds, residents can look forward to updates on the project's progress and its implications for local road maintenance.