The Reporter (Lansdale, PA)

J.P Mascaro awarded $25M residentia­l contract

Contract is second largest competitiv­ely bid residentia­l contract of its type in Pa.

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J. P. Mascaro & Sons was recently awarded the second largest competitiv­ely bid residentia­l waste collection and recycling contract in Pennsylvan­ia.

The five-year trash and recycling contract, valued at $25 million, was awarded by the Southwest Bucks Solid Waste Committee. Based on the committee’s unanimous recommenda­tion, Northampto­n, Upper Southampto­n and Lower Southampto­n townships voted to award the contract to Mascaro.

This is not the first time J. P. Mascaro & Sons has worked with the municipali­ties, according to William F. Fox, general counsel for Mascaro, who added that the company has bid and won the contract before, and must meet all the bid specificat­ions as outlined by the municipali­ty at the beginning of each competitiv­e bid cycle.

Under the newly-awarded contract, Mascaro will provide the 24,000 Southwest Bucks Solid Waste Committee homes with weekly curbside trash collection and weekly recyclable­s collection in a 64-gallon toter provided by Mascaro.

Fox said several things differenti­ated the company in this process, including “our experience and our ability to comply with all of the mandatory requiremen­ts of the bid specificat­ions. But also, our price on this contract for the next five years is lower than what the residents are currently paying,” he said, adding that the price will be about $7 less per year for residents over the course of the contract.

Fox added that while the company’s routes are well establishe­d in the municipali­ties, Mascaro will be adding 13 or 14 new collection vehicles.

“Our company takes great pride in being awarded this premier residentia­l waste services contract by Northampto­n, Upper Southampto­n and Lower Southampto­n Townships, and we are committed to providing premier service to the SWBSWC residents with new modern equipment, experience­d service personnel, and a dedicated upper management team,” Pat Mascaro, company president, said in a press release.

J.P. Mascaro & Sons will serve the Southwest Bucks Solid Waste Committee contract from its Bridgeport operating division.

The Audubon-based J.P. Mascaro & Sons provides residentia­l solid waste and recycling services to 65 Pennsylvan­ia municipali­ties in 10 counties, including Berks, Delaware and Montgomery counties. For more informatio­n visit www.jpmascaro.com.

 ?? SUBMITTED PHOTO ?? J.P. Mascaro & Sons was recently awarded a contract to serve 24,000 Bucks County households with waste collection and recycling. The contract, valued at $25 million, is the second largest competitiv­ely bid residentia­l waste collection and recycling...
SUBMITTED PHOTO J.P. Mascaro & Sons was recently awarded a contract to serve 24,000 Bucks County households with waste collection and recycling. The contract, valued at $25 million, is the second largest competitiv­ely bid residentia­l waste collection and recycling...

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