Mixed Scrap Metal Removal and Recycling
Federal opportunity from All Using Agencies. Place of performance: PA. Response deadline: Dec 15, 2025.
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Description
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (Commonwealth), Department of General Services (DGS), is issuing this Invitation for Bids (IFB) to meet the needs of the Commonwealth Agencies for the removal and recycling of mixed scrap metals for revenue generated income to the Commonwealth. This is Supplemental Bid #1 to the Scrap Metal and Removal Contracts is for the following counties:
Pittsburgh - Region 1 Cameron County Clarion County Crawford County Elk County Erie County Forest County McKeon County Mercer County Potter County Venango County Warren County
Philadelphia - Region 2 Bradford County Carbon County Northampton County Suppliers must be registered as a PA Supplier and have a six-digit supplier number in order to submit a bid.
Please see the attached Instructions on registering as a PA Supplier. This solicitation is a Small Business Reserve Solicitation. Suppliers must be registered as a Small Business at the date and time of the bid submission. See attached document for registering as a PA Small Business
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