Contract · State & Local
Roadway Construction Materials and Debris Disposal
City of Seattle - FAS - Purchasing Seattle, WA
- Status Closes in 18 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The purpose of this Invitation to Bid is to solicit bids from interested Bidders for: Scope 1: Roadway Construction Materials, Asphalt Materials and Debris Disposal (e.g. mineral aggregate, asphalt materials, disposal of construction materials) Scope 2: Cementitious Materials (e.g. roadway concrete ready mix, non-roadway ready mix, CDF, and hauling service) The City recently established a pool of qualified and competitive contractors through Invitation to Bid TR0-6544 for roadway construction materials, debris disposal, and hauling services. Although the solicitation resulted in ten contracts, the City believes there are gaps that require expanding the pool for a limited number of scopes. The ten active contracts resulting for the with the following vendors: • 6826 Gary Merlino Construction • 6827 Lakeside Industries, Inc. • 6833 Sunset Materials Inc. • 6830 Newell Brothers Inc. • 6831 OMA Construction, Inc. • 6544 Alex Tree Service LLC • 6825 Cedar Mountain Reclamation • 6832 Salmon Bay Sand & Gravel, Inc. • 6828 Maks Dump Truck, LLC • 6829 Maroni Construction Inc. This Invitation to Bid (TR0‑6850) aims to expand the existing vendor pool. The City is soliciting bids only for the product and service categories listed below. Contracts awarded from the previous Invitiation to Bid TR0-6544 are listed below. Product or Service Contract Number and Vendor Mineral Aggregate Picked Up By City 6826 Gary Merlino Construction 6827 Lakeside Industries, Inc. 6833 Sunset Materials Inc. Asphalt Picked Up By City No Contracts. Nonstandard Bituminous Picked Up By City 6827 Lakeside Industries, Inc. Disposal Services - Debris Delivered by City to Vendor 6544 Alex Tree Service LLC 6825 Cedar Mountain Reclamation 6826 Gary Merlino Construct...
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 9, 2026
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Status
Open now
How to bid on this
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