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Ada County awards wood-and-green-waste grinding contract to Timber Creek Recycling
Summary
On May 19 the Ada County Board of Commissioners approved awarding RFP 26040 for landfill wood and green-waste grinding services to Timber Creek Recycling after the evaluation committee gave the company the top score (96.67).
The Ada County Board of Commissioners voted May 19 to award RFP 26040, the county's landfill wood and green-waste grinding services contract, to Timber Creek Recycling after the evaluation committee ranked it first with a score of 96.67.
'We recommend awarding the contract to Timber Creek Recycling as the number-one ranked proposal,' procurement staff wrote in a May 19 recommendation letter read at the meeting by Bob Curry of county procurement. Curry presented the evaluation team's scoring and said the committee had reviewed the sole response and finalized rankings.
The award drew brief remarks of appreciation from the board for Timber Creek's long-standing work with the county. A motion to approve the committee recommendation passed on a voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: the contract covers grinding of wood and green waste at the Ada County landfill, a service used by county operations to manage vegetative and woody debris. Procurement staff said the selection followed the committee's evaluation criteria and scoring.
Next steps: procurement will proceed to finalize contract details with Timber Creek Recycling and move toward execution of the awarded contract.
