Crushed Stone

Crushed stone is used in street paving projects, grading projects, storm water repair projects, and water and sewer line projects.  This Citywide contract will be primarily used by the Charlotte Department of Transportation, Charlotte Water, and Aviation.  The contract is based on estimated quantities of 12 different types and sizes of crushed stone and sand with pricing dependent upon the City using its own trucks and City personnel to pick up the stone.  City certified MWSBE firms may be considered for additional hauling needs when the City needs delivery to specific locations.

Misc. Equipment – CANCELLED

Aerial Light Truck Bodes, Agricultural, Construction, Dump Truck Bodies, Heavy, Heavy Truck Cab & Chassis, Sewer Cleaning Equipment and Utility Bodies

Fire Pumper Trucks and Ladder Trucks – CANCELLED

The Charlotte Fire Department operates SMEAL built fire trucks with Spartan chassis to respond to calls for emergency services including structural fires, medical needs and hazardous material spills. Purchases will include fire pumper trucks and ladder trucks.

Rollout Cart Purchasing Contract – CANCELLED

SWS provides curbside residents with 95 or 96 gallon large, plastic rollout carts for refuse & recyclable materials collection services. The color of the carts differ by service type and contain permanent City of Charlotte logos and messaging. Each cart has a unique serial number and embedded RFID technology. Throughout the fiscal year, SWS purchases batches of these carts to be issued as replacements, second cart purchases and for new builds. The current estimated annual quantity of carts is 10,000-12,000 carts total. The annual quantity manufactured and purchased may increase or decrease depending on service demand or type, unit growth rate and age of existing cart population over time.

Aircraft Tugs – CANCELLED

SWS operates a fleet of approximately 200 medium duty and heavy duty refuse vehicles utilizing systems containing large volumes of hydraulic fluids. These vehicles operate along public roadways and residential neighbors on daily basis over long hours. With extended wear and depending upon weather conditions, hydraulic spills periodically occur. SWS requires immediate hydraulic spill site response, clean up and disposal by a qualified service provider to mitigate environmental impacts.