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Committee forwards $866,787.76 waste-removal contract with Republic Services to full council

Public Works Procurement Contracting Committee ยท April 2, 2025
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Summary

The committee recommended awarding requisition 14966 to Browning Ferris Industries of Ohio, doing business as Republic Services of Elyria, for waste removal at multiple county buildings (not to exceed $866,787.76); staff said Republic scored highest in the RFP and was roughly $123,000 lower in price than the other proposer, Rumpke.

The Public Works Procurement Contracting Committee on April 2 forwarded to the full council a recommended contract with Browning Ferris Industries of Ohio, doing business as Republic Services of Elyria, to provide waste removal services at various county buildings for a not-to-exceed amount of $866,787.76 under Resolution R20250127.

Tom Pavich, Public Works, said the RFP drew two proposals; Republic Services was the highest-scoring vendor and the lowest-priced by approximately $123,000 compared with the other proposer, Rumpke. "We scored it. Republic was the highest scored vendor. Additionally, they were the lowest priced vendor by roughly a 123,000," Pavich said, describing the evaluation criteria as a mix of price, project management, staff qualifications and scheduling.

Pavich said the contract covers trash and hauling services at "14 or 15 different locations around the county" (county buildings) and that the RFP process considered project management, fleet and staffing capacity, customer service, and scheduling performance. When asked about minority participation, Pavich stated that the RFP was set at 0% for minority participation based on guidance from the county's DEI division for that commodity.

The committee voted to send Resolution R20250127 (requisition 14966) to the full council under second-reading suspension; the chair announced the motion was adopted by voice vote. The transcript does not include a detailed roll-call tally or the full council's later action.