The document outlines estimated costs for trash pick-up and disposal services, likely for a government Request for Proposal (RFP) or a similar procurement process. It details four items: UNICOR low, medium, and walk-in/drive-through trash pick-up services, and disposal per ton. Although the "Net Price" column is empty, the document projects "Yearly Qty" and "5 Year Qty" for each service, indicating an anticipated volume of work. For instance, UNICOR low service has a yearly quantity of 260 and a five-year quantity of 1300, while disposal per ton is estimated at 4,409.17 yearly and 22,045.86 over five years. The "Total 5 year IGE" and "5 Year Estimated Cost" are both listed as $0.00, suggesting this document might be an initial draft or a template where pricing information is yet to be filled in. The purpose of this file is to project the quantities needed for various trash services over a five-year period, forming a basis for potential bids or internal budget estimations.

The document details a government contract for trash pick-up and disposal services, outlining historical purchasing data and estimated costs. It includes four main line items: UNICOR low, medium, and wide/deep trash pick-up services, and disposal per ton. The file provides yearly and five-year estimated quantities for each service, with a total five-year estimated cost of $1,537,544.93. Historical procurement records show multiple purchase orders with varying net prices for these services from Hamilton Alliance, Inc., with document dates ranging from 2021 to 2024. The document aims to provide a comprehensive overview of past expenditures and projected costs for waste management services.

The Federal Prison Industries (UNICOR) has issued RFP FN1603-26 for a single-award, five-year IDIQ contract for waste pick-up and disposal at its Coleman, FL facilities. This HUBZone Small Business Set-Aside requires contractors to provide equipment, labor, and supervision for solid waste and recyclable removal from two factories and one warehouse. Services must comply with federal, state, and local regulations, including EPA standards. The contract specifies container sizes (30-yard for security facilities, 40-yard for the warehouse) and strict pick-up schedules, particularly for security facilities (3:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. EST, Monday-Friday). The maximum contract value is $7,000,000. Offerors must be SAM registered, provide pricing for all line items, and submit a Business Management Questionnaire with three references. All communications and submissions, including questions, must be directed in writing to Peyton Perry by specified deadlines.

The Business Management Questionnaire seeks information about the contractor's experience with government contracts, including the percentage of staff dedicated to those contracts and details on any defaults in the past 36 months. Additionally, it requests bank references and contact information for the cognizant Contracting Officer. This information will help the government assess the contractor's responsibility under Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 9.

This document is Amendment A0001 to Solicitation FN1603-26, issued by UNICOR, Federal Prison Industries, on November 4, 2025, amending the original solicitation dated October 21, 2025. This amendment clarifies questions regarding a garbage pickup and disposal contract for FPI Coleman. Key clarifications include: the number of pulls does not include facility-owned compactors; the contract specialist is unaware of a "pull increase," and listed quantities are required; provisions for "dry run" hauls will result in vendor payment for arrival if service is impossible due to the corrections environment; the last day for questions is October 30, 2025; the takeover date depends on the award date; the previous contract award was $1,227,642.80; required equipment includes two 30-yard and one 40-yard compactors; UNICOR officials determine additional pickups with at least one day's notice via email or telephone; no site visit is currently required, but the awarded contractor can request one; and there is a set service schedule with potential additional "on call" services. All other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

Amendment A0002 to Solicitation FN1603-26, issued by UNICOR, Federal Prison Industries on November 10, 2025, clarifies requirements for a garbage pickup and disposal service at FPI Coleman. This amendment addresses a contractor's question regarding equipment ownership. It explicitly states that the contractor is responsible for supplying the necessary equipment, specifically compactors and not open tops. The amendment, issued under FAR 52.212-4(c), requires the contractor to acknowledge receipt and return one signed copy. All other terms and conditions of the original solicitation remain unchanged.