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Pulaski receives two bids for waste disposal, refers review to mayor and staff

Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen · October 29, 2025
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Summary

The city opened two bids for solid-waste disposal: Vast Waste Removal at $50.75/ton and Waste Management at $39.75/ton. Council referred the bid evaluation and cost-distance analysis to the mayor, city administrator and staff for return at the Nov. 3 work session.

City staff presented two bids for municipal solid-waste disposal and asked council how to proceed. The two bids reported were Vast Waste Removal at $50.75 per ton and Waste Management at $39.75 per ton. Staff said evaluations would consider disposal cost plus distance-related travel costs.

Council members discussed hauling distances and vehicle wear from trips to a more distant disposal site. Several members asked staff to provide more detailed cost breakdowns, including travel time and fuel impacts, and to return with analysis at the next work session. Mister Bridal made the motion to refer the bids to the mayor and staff for review; Mister Massey seconded and the council approved the referral by roll call. Staff said copies of the bid documents would be provided to council members ahead of the work session.

No contract award was made at the meeting; the council only directed staff to perform a comparative evaluation and report back.