Description: The University at Buffalo is seeking bids for high-quality carbon offsets generated by projects that destroy ozone-depleting substances. The sealed invitation for bids is for a one-year contract, with pricing per metric ton for offsets retired on the university’s behalf; no minimum purchase is guaranteed. The award is based on the lowest total price among responsive and responsible bidders, subject to financial stability, past performance, and compliance requirements.
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The University at Buffalo is seeking bids for high-quality carbon offsets generated by projects that destroy ozone-depleting substances. The sealed invitation for bids is for a one-year contract, with pricing per metric ton for offsets retired on the university’s behalf; no minimum purchase is guaranteed. The award is based on the lowest total price among responsive and responsible bidders, subject to financial stability, past performance, and compliance requirements.
Request for Information (RFI) seeking input related to the carbon offset market and industry, specifically high-quality carbon offset opportunities for Charlottesville Gas.
The City of Cincinnati is soliciting bids for powdered activated carbon for water-treatment use by Greater Cincinnati Water Works. The contract is an as-needed purchase with a one-year base term from February 1, 2027, through January 31, 2028, and up to two optional one-year renewals. Bidders must submit an electronic bid, a one-pound product sample with a Certificate of Analysis, a notarized compliance affidavit, a safety data sheet, and insurance documentation; deliveries are to be made in approximately 20-ton truckloads to the Richard Miller Treatment Plant, with the contractor providing air-slide unloading equipment.
Furnish and deliver, as called for over a twelve (12) month period, the
amount of low-pressure liquid carbon dioxide needed by the City pH control at its Lagoon Overflow Treatment Plant. The estimated quantity required is approx. 30,000 lbs. Monthly usage will vary, but the average monthly demand is expected to be 2,500 lbs. The successful Contractor will be awarded an initial one (1) year contract. This contract may be renewed at the expiration of the initial term at the request of the City. The City reserves the right to extend this contract for Two (2) additional 12-month periods if agreeable to both
parties.
