This opportunity involves the sale and removal of approximately 800 bales of scrap cardboard from the Sierra Army Depot, with an initial 350 bales available and an estimated 450 more generated over a one-year period. The winning offeror must submit a 20% deposit within 5 calendar days of the contract effective date, with the first truckload removed within 7 business days and subsequent removals on an as-needed basis for one year. Bids are submitted per bale, and payment via company or cashier’s check is required prior to each removal, with the contractor responsible for all freight costs and losses. The performance location is the Sierra Army Depot, and the contractor must use a flat-bed or approved vehicle for loading, with government equipment assistance possible but operated only by Sierra employees. No specific budget amount is provided, but the sale is all-or-nothing, and failure to comply results in a default fee and exclusion from future government sales.

The Sierra Army Depot is selling approximately 400 tons of scrap cardboard bales (230 tons currently, plus an estimated 150 tons over one year) to be removed from its facility. The contractor must remove the first truckload within 7 business days of the contract start and then on an as-needed basis for one year. A 20% deposit is due within 5 calendar days of the contract start, with full payment required via company/cashier’s check or money order prior to any removal. All services are to be performed at the Sierra Army Depot, and the contractor is responsible for all freight costs and losses. This is an all-or-nothing sale where the winning bidder is contractually obligated to pay for and remove all material.