Transfer Station Upgrades
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A government authority in Shapleigh, Maine is seeking vendors to provide transfer station upgrade services. The scope includes furnishing and installing new or refurbished compacting equipment and related system components for the transfer station.
The requested equipment includes two stationary 4-yard compactors with 15 hp remote motors and one stationary 2-yard compactor with a 10 hp remote motor. All units are to be delivered and installed, configured for 208/230/480 tri-volt, three-phase power, and mounted, wired, and prepared for VFD operation.
Additional work includes fabrication and installation of one rear feed chute system, installation of one oil heater in the tank, installation of three controls on 15-foot remote pendants in place of panel-face mounting, installation of three pressure gauges on 15-foot hoses, and installation of one 5-foot standard guide rail.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 18, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Solid waste transfer station equipment supplier or installer
- Experience with stationary compactor delivery, installation, and refurbishment
- Capable of three-phase electrical mounting, wiring, and VFD preparation
- Fabrication expertise for feed chutes, guide rails, and related custom components
- Municipal or public sector infrastructure project experience
- Regional service presence in Maine or Northern New England
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