Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority

The meeting included discussions and approvals of several action items. The audited financial statements for June 30, 2022, and 2021 were approved. A master service agreement for textile collection and reuse recycling services was awarded to re-clothing LLC. Additionally, a master service agreement for mattress and box spring collection and recycling services was awarded to Turbo Hall Inc. The board discussed the details of each procurement, including pricing and service options.

The meeting included the approval of audited financial statements for June 30, 2025 and 2024, prepared by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP. Budget amendments were discussed and approved, including an increase for the Gude Landfill Account for close-out efforts, an increase for the Frederick County Landfill Account to support environmental services, and an increase for the Baltimore City General Account to renovate the Kane Street Sanitation Yard. The funding source for the Baltimore City project is a Memorandum of Understanding.

The meeting included discussions and approvals for various action items. These included a contract award for construction contractor services for the Gowdy landfill remediation project in Montgomery County, an OSHA compliance contract award for Baltimore City, and an extension of current on-call consulting contracts. Budget amendments were discussed and approved, including an increase for the Howard County export account and the Montgomery County landfill gas energy account. The board also discussed and approved the renewal of the office lease and the fiscal year 2023 budget.

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.

The meeting included discussion and approval of various action items. Key topics included posting audited financials on the authority's website, contract amendments for SCS Engineers and ARM Group LLC, budget amendments for multiple counties, and approval of a litter abatement contract with Demo USA Inc. for the Quarantine Road Sanitary Landfill.