Regional Landfill Cell 5 North Construction, Contract 9-2024 Project Description :Regional Landfill Cell 5 North Construction, Contract 9-2024 Please visit the Essex-Windsor Solid Waste Authority at the following link for tender summary and information: https://www.ewswa.org/about-us/business-opportunities/ Contact Information :-Tom Marentette 519
LEROY LANDFILL NEW CELL Regional Waste Management Authorities ARWMAS LEROYLANDFILLCELL3 Apr 15, 2024 09:00 AM CST May 03, 2024 09:00 AM CST Open
Cell 4 area, mowing & trimming services, per cut, per Specifications No Manufacturer Specified 1 each Anne Arundel County See Solicitation Mar 14, 2024 8 Millersville Landfill Cell 567 area, mowing & trimming services, per cut, per Specifications No Manufacturer Specified 1 each Anne Arundel County See Solicitation Mar 14, 2024 9 Millersville Landfill Cell 8 area, mowing & trimming services, per cut, per Specifications No Manufacturer Specified 1
CP 000-024-001 Demolition Landfill- Cells 1S & 2S Location - Lake County Demolition Landfill (2740 Bunker Hill Road, Town of Silver Creek) Work Type - Grading, Clay Compaction, Granular Drainage Layer Placement, Leachate System Project Type - Solid Waste Facility Highest Funding Level - Local DBE? - None Construction Start Date - June 1, 2024 Substantial Completion - August 31, 2024 Contract Completion - December 31, 2024 04/23/2024 03:00 PM UTC
The ability to treat the Concentrate instead of recycling it back into the cells. The ability to know the newest technologies in chemicals to treat and clean with, filters (sand and cartridge) and membranes. The ability to have a system with room for expansion and growth as well as maintenance, not be limited to a “footprint”. 3. The RFQ says that permeate is used for dust control and other uses on site and reject is sent back to landfill cells?
The ability to treat the Concentrate instead of recycling it back into the cells. The ability to know the newest technologies in chemicals to treat and clean with, filters (sand and cartridge) and membranes. The ability to have a system with room for expansion and growth as well as maintenance, not be limited to a “footprint”. 3. The RFQ says that permeate is used for dust control and other uses on site and reject is sent back to landfill cells?
Leachate is currently managed by pumping from the sump locations in the landfill cells to below ground storage tanks, one on the east side of the site, and one on the west side of the site. Historically, leachate was pumped from the underground tanks and sprayed on the working face for disposal. As of August 2022, the leachate has been pumped and hauled to the waste water treatment plant by a third-party contractor.
