LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH CENTER
File #: 19-392    Name:
Type: Consent Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 3/26/2019 In control: Broken Arrow Municipal Authority
On agenda: 4/2/2019 Final action:
Title: Approval of and authorization to execute an Extension of Agreement with WasteZero for the purchase and distribution of refuse bags
Attachments: 1. 14.139 WZ agreement sixth extension, 2. 14.139 WZ Proposal origina
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Broken Arrow Municipal Authority
Meeting of: 04-02-2019

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Approval of and authorization to execute an Extension of Agreement with WasteZero for the purchase and distribution of refuse bags
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Background:
On January 21, 2014, the City Council approved an agreement with WasteZero to supply and distribute City refuse bags to residential refuse customers. The voucher program from WasteZero was put in place to help alleviate several logistical bag distribution issues while also increasing resident convenience. The program has an infrastructure that includes warehousing, inventory tracking and management, retail order processing and fulfillment, retail store delivery, accounting, and reporting, all managed by the program provider, WasteZero.
The current agreement was awarded to WasteZero. The agreement provides vouchers for draw string bags to refuse customers in April and October with bags being available at multiple retail outlets for the duration of the period. The program has proven to be successful as it is popular with residents, has improved convenience and has removed distribution tasks from the workforce allowing them to remain focused on their core functions.
It is time now to consider renewing the agreement for another year. WasteZero is proposing a price increase for the coming year. The total bag cost will increase from $0.1237267/bag to $0.127438295/bag, an increase of $0.003711795/bag. The price includes all supplies, voucher management services, and all inventory, retail store distribution, communications (program website and toll-free customer service line), and other support services. The cost cap in the agreement will also rise to $565,080 due to an increase in account growth (# of households). This cap protects us in the event redemptions exceed estimates.
Cost for this service is funded from the Sanitation Division budget. Staff recommends extending the agreement with WasteZero for an additional one year period.

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