Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Cedar Rapids-Linn County Solid Waste Agency.
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Oct 21, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Disposal services at a permitted landfill for 50,000–100,000 tons per year of municipal solid waste, commercial waste, and construction and demolition waste collected in Linn County, Iowa.
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City
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Marion
County
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Linn
Address
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1954 County Home Rd
Phone Number
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(319) 377-5290
Zip Code
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52302
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Cedar Rapids-Linn County Solid Waste Agency
The meeting included a public hearing regarding the Site #2 Phase 5B Stage 1 Construction Project. Key discussions involved an update on the Executive Director hiring process and an interim director report, leading to the passage of a resolution requiring source separation for large construction projects. The Board authorized staff to initiate permit modifications and service contracts for waste transfer operations at Site #2. Furthermore, the Board approved a Consulting Services Agreement for HVAC improvements at the Site #2 Resource Recovery building and reviewed and approved the accounts payables for September 2026.
The board discussed waste diversion strategies for data centers and authorized the engagement of a search firm to recruit an Executive Director. Staff were instructed to develop a resolution regarding the source-separation of materials. The agency approved the solicitation of disposal and hauling options to support waste transfer initiatives at Site #2. Multiple equipment and vehicle acquisitions were authorized, including several trucks and tarping components. Additionally, the board approved the bid letting and scheduled a public hearing for the Site #2 Phase 5B landfill cell construction project. The meeting concluded with the approval of monthly accounts payables and discussions regarding the status of pending working group recommendations and the potential transition of Site #1 management back to the city.
Public-sector contacts connected to Cedar Rapids-Linn County Solid Waste Agency.
The board authorized staff to coordinate with Parkline LLC and the City of Cedar Rapids on a land use project for a native prairie and pond. The board approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Willis Dady for a mattress recycling diversion program for the upcoming fiscal year. Operational decisions included the approval of a change order for compactor repairs. The board also authorized a work order for annual engineering services with Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC. Financial actions involved the approval of accounts payables, the adoption of a resolution regarding banking authority, and a discussion regarding landfill tonnage rates and the future selection process for a new Executive Director.
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