Senior Project Manager / Energy Analyst at Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority.
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The board meeting agenda focused on the consideration of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Package. The discussions involved detailed reviews of regional waste management goals, preliminary work plans for administrative and project funds, income and expense projections for member jurisdictions, and contract renewals and recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year.
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The Board approved amendments to several on-call contracts, including an increase of $1,250,000 for compliance work at the Quarantine Road Landfill and $300,000 for communication efforts for Baltimore County. Additionally, the Board authorized budget amendments for Baltimore County Landfill oversight, communication support, and a construction and demolition debris materials characterization study for Montgomery County.
The meeting focused on the consideration of on-call contract amendments and budget amendments. The contract amendments include an increase of $1,250,000 for ARM to support compliance work at the Quarantine Road Landfill for Baltimore City, and an increase of $300,000 for Pinnacle to facilitate communication efforts for Baltimore County. Budget amendments approved include $62,000 for the Baltimore County Landfill account for oversight and certification, $300,000 for the Baltimore County General account to support communication efforts, and $50,000 for the Montgomery County General account to fund a construction and debris materials characterization study.
The meeting involved the unanimous approval of two major action items. The first was the award of a contract for Baltimore City Residential Household Hazardous Waste Services, with Clean Harbors Environmental Services selected based on providing the lowest overall price for pickup only services. The second item approved the award of a contract for Solar Installations on Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Property, and Infrastructure to Community Power Group (CPG), selected for providing the best overall proposal, favorable no-cost pricing, and agreeing to cover third-party engineering quality assurance services. Additionally, a legislative update was provided covering several bills being tracked, including HB 331 (Bottle Bill), HB 92, HB 164, and HB 429.
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