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Re: [GreenYes] Local Government Contracting - Solid Waste Services
- Subject: Re: [GreenYes] Local Government Contracting - Solid Waste Services
- From: "Roger Guttentag" <rgutten@concentric.net>
- Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2001 19:17:35 -0500
Dear Jeff:
For such as important issue, I could not find much in the way of references
to solid waste contracting for local governments. Here is what I did find
or know about (the only one I am familiar with is the PTI guide - see
below):
Contracting for Local Government Solid Waste Management Services (PDF
document) - NC Div. of Pollution Prevention
http://www.p2pays.org/ref/01/00350.pdf
A Guide to Competitive Contracting in Solid Waste Management - Reason
Foundation
http://www.privatization.org/Collection/SpecificServiceAreas/htguide_solid-w
aste_contract_article.html
Contracting for Solid Waste Services: A Workbook for Cities and Counties
1996
Practical guide for local governments preparing to contract with
private companies for solid waste collection,
transport, or disposal services. - H0USTON-GALVESTON AREA COUNCIL
(Note: this is an online reference to an offline print resource)
http://www.hgac.cog.tx.us/resources/catalog/catalog.html
Public Technology, Inc.
http://pti.nw.dc.us/
PTI published in 1995 a really good guide on local government contracting (I
have this publication) called
Local Government Guide to Solid Waste Competitive Service Delivery -
Publication No. 95-400. I have copied their description of this document
from their 1999-2000 Catalog (I did this because the PTI Pub Catalog is a 2
meg PDF download).
"Cities and counties evaluating their role in solid waste collection,
processing, and disposal will appreciate the tips in this guide-book.
Produced by Public Technology, Inc., to help officials take stock of public,
private, and competitive solid waste management approaches, the guide walks
decision-makers through step-by-step assessments of three major service
options: preserving the prevailing service delivery structure; reengineering
the current system; or adopt-ing a competitive system."
It appears to be available only for purchase from PTI but it is, in my
opinion, a worthwhile investment.
I hope this listing is helpful and I look forward to any other references
members of the GRRN list can contribute on this topic. I would also be
interested in learning which info resource proved most helpful to you.
Sincerely,
Roger M. Guttentag
610-584-8836
rgutten@concentric.net
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----- Original Message -----
From: Aluotto, Jeffrey <Jeffrey.Aluotto@hamilton-co.org>
To: <greenyes@earthsystems.org>
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 11:31 AM
Subject: [GreenYes] Local Government Contracting
> Does anybody know of some good references (either publications, books,
trade
> journal articles, etc.) on cost-effective solid waste contracting for
local
> governments?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff Aluotto
> Manager,
> Hamilton County Solid Waste
> Management District
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