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2027 Processing Fee and Handling Fee Cost Survey
PROPOSALS DUE
December 07, 2026, 2:00 pm PST
47 days left
WHAT THEY WANT
(Summarized from the RFP)
The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) is seeking a contractor to conduct the 2027 Processing Fee and Handling Fee Cost Survey, an economic study that determines the statewide weighted average actual cost of recycling for certified beverage container recycling centers. The results feed the annual processing payments paid to recyclers, the processing fees paid by beverage manufacturers, and the handling fees paid to qualifying centers under California's Beverage Container Recycling and Litter Reduction Act.
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ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
DRR26034
Budget
$2,500,000
Published
Entity type
State
State
California
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HOW TO SUBMIT
Proposals are submitted electronically through CalRecycle's Authorium online bidder portal. Proposers register as a vendor on the portal, open the solicitation, complete or upload each required document and response on the response page, then select Submit and Complete. Submissions made outside the portal are not accepted, and all submission requirements must be complete before the portal will accept a submission. Questions go in writing to the CalRecycle Contracts Unit at contracts@calrecycle.ca.gov.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541219
Economic Research
Solid Waste Management Consulting
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