Waste Tenders

Provision of General Dry Mixed Recycling at the Firth of Clyde and Kintyre

CalMac Ferries Ltd are looking to award a single supplier the Contract for Waste Services for Dry Mixed Recycling. This contract will ensure that waste across the CalMac sites is maintained 12-months of the year.This will ensure that the business not only comply with Waste, Procurement and EU Legislation but also are able to achieve CFL’s corporate ‘green’ objective to consolidate waste management processes across the organisation

Provision of Consultancy Services to Develop an Integrated Waste Management Strategy

Orkney Islands Council requires the service of an experienced consultant to develop an Integrated Waste Management Strategy.

IT and Technology Related Electrical Waste Management

North Lanarkshire Council wishes to secure a contract with a sole supplier for the disposal and recycling of all ICT equipment. Included in the Specification is the Disposal, Recycle, Repurpose of ICT, Electrical & Various Ad-Hoc Goods from North Lanarkshire Council sites.The Council wishes to ensure that a robust Staff Buy Back scheme is implemented alongside wider community benefits.

Waste Management Services (APUC)

The Authority is seeking Contractor(s) for Waste Management Services for all HE/FE institutions in Scotland. EFM1055 AP Waste Management Services is a tailored Framework Agreement for all institutions in Scotland to provide essential Waste Management Services.The Framework Agreement will provide essential waste management services which are compliant with current and future legislation.The Framework Agreement is split in to five defined waste stream schedules for general waste & materials through to specialised waste and materials across up to five geographical regions.

Provision of Soft FM Services

National Galleries Scotland (NGS) "The Authority" wish to award a term contract for the Provision of Soft FM Services to a single Contractor.The Facilities Management provider will deliver Soft FM Services across NGS estate which comprises of 4 public gallery building and storage facilities across the city of Edinburgh.Whilst NGS will retain overall strategic control, NGS shall delegate the day-to-day management and delivery of the specified Soft FM Services. The Contractor shall manage the Services in support of NGS’s business aims and objectives.The Contractor shall have full responsibility for the delivery of all Services whether by directly employed personnel or sub-contracted personnel.Services included within the contract scope may include (but are not limited to) routine and periodic cleaning, waste management, pest control and portering. Please refer to the document ‘Draft Soft FM Scope – May 2024’ uploaded to the portal for further details.Stage 2 Tender documents are provided for INFORMATION, GUIDANCE & TRANSPARENCY ONLY. Stage 2 documents are in draft and may be subject to change prior to Invitation to Tender.The Contractor must have a clear understanding of the contract requirements and the organisational needs of NGS.NEC4 Term Service Contract will be used.It is a requirement that the Contractor as a minimum, hold or commit to obtain prior to the award of contract, a valid Cyber Essentials Basic Certificate (or equivalent) in place throughout the duration of the contract.Baseline Personnel Security Standards are required under the contract. All operatives who will be working on NGS sites will be required to hold valid basic disclosure certification.There is no commitment to a minimum spend over the duration of the contract. Under this agreement, no minimum spend is guaranteed.The agreement will be non-exclusive i.e., NGS reserves the right, in certain circumstances, to procure out with the Contract Agreement, as and when required.In the event of unsatisfactory performance by the successful Contractor and the termination of the contract by either party, NGS reserves the right to negotiate the continuance of the services with the second and third placed Contractors.

Waste Management Services

Home Fix Scotland are seeking to employ a suitably experienced and competent company to supply and uplift skips and dispose of the waste from its depot based at Springkell Street, Greenock. The skips must allow HFS to store waste securely until they are uplifted. Details of the skips required are contained within the pricing schedule.

PROVISION OF SPECIAL WASTE AND WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT SERVICES

CalMac Ferries Ltd are looking to award a single supplier the Contract for Waste Services for Special Waste and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Services. This contract will ensure that waste across the CalMac sites is maintained 12-months of the year.This will ensure that the business not only comply with Waste, Procurement and EU Legislation but also are able to achieve CFL’s corporate ‘green’ objective to consolidate waste management processes across the organisation.

Total Waste Management & Technical Services

Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and HouseMark. Collectively our Members manage more than 75% of UK’ social housing stock, with PfH helping them to achieve efficiency savings using a wide range of services including framework agreements, dynamic purchasing systems, spend analyses, strategy reviews, consolidated billing and comprehensive reporting. PfH is a contracting authority under Regulation 2 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (“PCR 2015”) and a central purchasing body under regulation 37 PCR 2015.Please refer to www.pfh.co.uk for additional information.PfH is administered by Inprova Limited and is headquartered in the North West of England with over 20 years of expertise and experience offering a complete procurement solutions package across outsourcing, technology and consultancy. By integrating procurement services and technology, Inprova operates as a delivery partner, supporting business performance improvement for the public sector.Procurement for Housing seeks to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision Total Waste Management & Technical Services, requiring service providers to work on national basis across the United Kingdom to provide removal of construction and office related waste streams. Tenderers should be capable of providing technical and compliance support and provide waste related reporting to support customers drive environmental, economic and operational improvements.

PROVISION OF MIXED RECYCLING WASTE MANAGEMENT FOR OBAN

CFL are looking to award a single supplier the Contract for Mixed Recycling Waste Management Services for Oban port. This Contract will ensure the mixed recycling waste at Oban port is fully maintained 12-months of the year. This is not only to comply with Waste, Procurement and EU Legislation but also to achieve CFL corporate ‘green’ objective to consolidate waste management processes across the organisation.

NICS Provision of Security and Ancillary Services 2024

Construction and Procurement Delivery (CPD), on behalf of the Participating Bodies listed in the Conditions of Contract are seeking to establish a Contract for the provision of Security and Ancillary Services at locations throughout Northern Ireland. Further details of the specific requirements at each premises or site are provided in the Building Specifications. This is a retender of the existing services which are due to expire on 31st August 2024. The Contractor will be required to: • engender and nurture a true spirit of partnership between the Contractor and the Client by providing a quality efficient service; • help provide a safe environment to enable the Client’s staff to effectively deliver frontline services and for customers to avail of these services; • integrate environmental considerations and social benefits throughout the Contract; • work with the Client to transform the services over the period of the Contract maximising the potential for available technology and reducing the cost of security for both parties; and • to maintain a robust programme of contract monitoring to ensure effective delivery of Services. The key objectives of the Contractor will be: • To meet the Contract’s Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and deliver a quality Security and Ancillary service which complies with all relevant legislation, including Working Time Directives, Security Industry Licensing, Health and Safety, specific local security requirements, Health and Safety requirements, waste management / recycling etc. • To safeguard the Client’s premises and their contents; • To enable the staff working within the premises to carry out their business functions effectively with minimum disruption; • To ensure that all services are operated in an efficient and cost effective manner; • To ensure that the Contractor’s staff are well presented, clean and tidy, polite, of good character, respectful to others, willing to help cover the required hours and comply with local / on-site policies; • To report to the nominated representative of the Client; • To implement the NICS Security Policies in line with the Security Policy Framework; • To offer continual advice to the Client on methods of introducing value for money and innovation into the delivery of Services; and • To ensure high levels of customer satisfaction.

Total Waste Management & Technical Services

The purpose of this new framework agreement (“this Framework Agreement”) is to ensure we can provide a waste management solution for Members of PfH in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and other public bodies permitted to use this Framework Agreement who require the provision of Services.This framework agreement requires tenderers to be capable of providing total waste management and technical and compliance support services. The supplier is required to provide a fully auditable total waste management provision across all waste streams within housing, construction, education, defence, and highways, including, hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams. Service providers must be able to supply and end-to-end solution and will be responsible for ensuring the producer has access to all compliance documentation and waste reporting to ensure a fully auditable service provision.The Framework Agreement is structured into a single lot – Total Waste Management and Technical Services.Tenderers will be required to provide services including but not limited to:a) Total Waste Management, including but not limited to;b) All waste streams across housing, construction, education, defence, and highways industries; andc) Reactive (ad hoc), planned (routine/scheduled), fixed site services (depot or new build), direct tipping facilities, kerbside/wait and load services and site clearance and collection services, such as fly tipping removal services, bulky collections and POP'sd) Management Information, waste reporting and compliance documentation in line with each waste stream and EA guidelinese) Technical and compliance services, pertaining to service improvements (environmental, economic, operational and compliance).

Environmental Upgrade Works to Byker Estate

The purpose of this invitation to tender is for Karbon the Contracting Authority (hereby referred to as the Group) to appoint an experienced and competent Contractor(s) to deliver Environmental Upgrade Works. Which may include:• Fencing• Waste Management• Gateways and lighting• Car parking improvements• Tree Management• Soft Landscaping• Hard Landscaping

Framework Agreement for the Provision of Tipping General and Recycle Waste

A minimum of one waste management site required within an 8 mile radius of Acton Depot, Bollo Lane, London, W3 8BZ for general, commercial and domestic waste tipping, requiring 24hr/7 day access.

Housing Waste Management

Open Tender

Waste Service Provision

The Bedford College Group seek a single provider to provide waste management services across the whole College estate within Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire. Full details are included in the tender pack which can be obtained from Craig Pullen - craig@cpconsulting.org.uk

Waste Management Services

See the SSQ Instructions for further information.

Longniddry Phase 2 - Waste Management 2024

Supply of waste management & reporting of segregation

Waste Management Services

The provision of waste skips for waste material to FCHO in multiple locations in and around the Oldham area

Waste Management Services

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Waste Management Services

FCHO is inviting providers to bid for the following services for a 3 year contract with the option of a further 1 year 1.Lot 1 - Provision of skips to multiple locations 2.Lot 2 - Direct tipping of general and green waste 3.Lot 3 - Provision of bins to offices and community centres Bidders are invited to bid for any of the lots or all of the lots

Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of R&D support in Enabling Decommissioning, Waste Management and Remediation

Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of R&D support in Enabling Decommissioning, Waste Management and Remediation.<br/>24-Month term with the option of two extension increments of 12-Months.<br/>The estimated value is £2.5M per annum (Not Guaranteed)

Closed Landfill Sites Monitoring and Maintenance 2024-2027

The Service Provider will be responsible for the management and maintenance of the Sites detailed below and in the tender documents.The Service Provider shall provide the following services in respect of all thirty five (35) existing Sites as detailed within Schedule 13.a:i) routine maintenance;ii) reactive (non-routine) maintenance:iii) environmental monitoring;iv) electricity and waste management;v) leachate treatment and disposal; andvi) emergency response.2.3 Schedule 13.b identifies on a map of the name and location of each Site and location within the authorities of Cumberland Council. Whilst the Contract will incorporate the maintenance and monitoring of all Sites, split between the Councils of Cumberland Council, and Westmorland and Furness Council; the level of maintenance and monitoring required is dependent on whether the Site is owned by the Councils or leased from the site owner and the type of material previously disposed of at the Site.

YPO 001222 - Swimming Pool Chemicals

YPO operates nationally supplying Schools, Colleges and Universities, in addition to all major Local Government departments including Social Services, Catering, Transport, Highways, Building Services, Admin and Waste Management as well as Emergency Service Authorities.YPO are looking for Providers to be appointed onto a Framework Agreement for the supply of Swimming Pool Chemicals for use primarily in the education market and local authority leisure facilities market. This Framework is designed to allow YPO to meet the needs of all public sector organisations by establishing an agreement where the end customer will place orders directly with the Provider on a “contract” basis and the Provider will deliver direct to the end customer on an agreed basis.

Recyclates and General Waste Management

NHS Ayrshire and Arran - DMR

Recyclates and General Waste Management

The scope of the Framework agreement is for the collection and disposal of non-clinical (domestic) Recyclates and general waste from NHS Health board sites across Scotland. Detail on the waste bundles, regional lots, licences and permit requirements can be found within the ITT documents.

Longniddry Phase 2 - Supply of waste management

SUPPLY OF WASTE MANAGEMENT ON SITE

mhs homes waste management services

The scope of the Contract is the provision of Waste Management Services at the following mhs homes locations:•Broadside: Leviathan Way, Chatham, Kent, ME4 4LL•mhs homes depot: Royal Eagle Close, Medway City Estate, Rochester, Kent, ME2 4NFFull details of the Services to be provided under the Contract are contained in the Specification set out at Appendix 1 of the Invitation to Tender.The Contract with the Successful Bidder shall last for an initial period of 5 years, with an option to extend at mhs homes’ sole discretion for up to 2 further years, giving a total potential period of 7 years. The Contract commencement date is 1st April 2024.

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Provision of Cleaning Services, Snow Removal, Window & Gutter Cleaning and Waste Management Services) British Embassy, Washington DC

AT1215 Resources and Waste Management Contract

The full description can be found within the procurement documents at https://procontract.due-north.com

Repair and Maintenance of Fleet for South Hams

South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council are two local authorities in Devon England. They have a history of working together in partnership to deliver services to their respective residents. Between April 2019 and October 2022 both Councils outsourced their waste services. In October 2022, the service in South Hams was taken back in house. The service in West Devon remains outsourced to a private contractor.South Hams and West Devon have worked closely with other Devon Authorities on a common strategy to deliver sustainable waste management services to our residents known as the Devon Aligned Service (the DAS service) and is fully deployed in West Devon.South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council, the Council, operate many services within the South Hams and West Devon areas. This repair and maintenance contract is purely for South Hams fleet.All of the Councils operational services have a demand for vehicles which assist our staff to complete mandatory and discretionary responsibilities to the residents, visitors and businesses of South Hams and West Devon.As with all operational services there are many variations to each operational area. This variation has led the Council to consider splitting the Vehicle Repair, Maintenance and Associated Works Contract into three lots, as follows:Lot 1 – Vehicles over 3.5TLot 2 – Vehicles 3.5T and underLot 3 – All Vehicles

CHESHIRE COLLEGE S&W – OPEN TENDER – WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES – ITT

This contract is for the provision of Waste Management Services to Cheshire College South & West This contract will be initially for three years running from 24/11/2023 until 23/11/2026. There will be two possible extensions of 12 months meaning the total contract length will potentially be 5 years in total.

ID 4935732 - PSNI - Estate Clinical and Hygienic Waste Management Services

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) seek to establish a contract for the provision of clinical and hygienic waste services at PSNI locations throughout Northern Ireland. The Contractor will be responsible for managing and delivering the specified services across different PSNI sites in a flexible and responsive way and in accordance with this Specification and Schedules within the Commercial Terms and Conditions . The contract will commence on 1 February 2024.

NPTC Group of Colleges - Waste Management Services

Lot 1 incorporates the following campuses (full details in tender document)Afan CollegePontardawe CampusMaesteg CampusSwansea CampusNeath Campus

T0520 - Waste Management, Disposal and Recycling Services

General Mixed Office WasteSub-Lot 1A – HarwichSub-Lot 1B – SwanseaSub-Lot 1C – St. JustFurther details listed within the Statement of Requirement.

BURY COLLEGE – OPEN TENDER – WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES – ITT

This contract is for the provision of Waste Management Services to Bury College. This contract will be initially for three years running from 30/10/2023 until 29/10/2026. There will be two possible extensions of 12 months meaning the total contract length will potentially be 5 years in total.

South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority - Mass Transit Track Work Contracts

The following activities are the anticipated core tasks within the contract required to beundertaken by the Supplier(s), and are likely to form the bulk of the suppliers' activities:• Embedded rail replacement• Embedded special track replacement (Switches, crossings, diamonds etc.)• Ballasted track replacement• Ballasted special track replacementRail replacement shall include, but not limited to, the following activities:• Method statements, pre-installation surveys, rail and special trackwork preparatory and pre-coating works, procurement, and storage of materials, transport and storage of rails, pre-curvingof rails, installation, testing and post installation commissioning.• Programme management, stakeholder engagement and constraints management.• Local authority licencing and access permits,• Traffic, environmental and waste management.

HDD-OJEU-53619 Waste Management Services to Recycle Absorbent Hygiene Products

Hywel Dda University Health Board (“HDUHB”) has a requirement for the provision of waste management services to recycle absorbent hygiene products across the HDUHB acute sites across the three counties.

Suction Consumables & Theatre Fluid Waste Management Systems

Supply of suction liners and installation of associated equipment, e.g. brackets, fixtures and fittings, canisters.

Suction Consumables & Theatre Fluid Waste Management Systems

The supply and delivery of Suction Consumables including Liners, Tubing Ends, Open Suction Catheters, Closed Suction Catheters and Theatre Waste Management Systems to entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. All NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority).

S1096 (2024) - Waste Management Services

Hazardous Waste Management Services for NIE Networks Premises throughout Northern Ireland

CP2344-23 Contract for Community Action Groups in Devon

As a Waste Disposal Authority (WDA), DCC is responsible for the disposal of waste collected by the District Councils of Devon and is actively seeking new ways of reducing the amount of waste produced by Devon residents. This tendering process will appoint a suitably experienced contractor to deliver community engagement work in an agreed area(s) of Devon to encourage and support communities to set up and run their own community engagement activities which actively help to reduce, reuse, repair, recycle and/or compost waste from their community.The Contractor will be expected to continue to build on the existing work and deliver the CAG Devon Project in a targeted manner across the whole administrative area of Devon. Collaboration with other organisations and networks in Devon (where appropriate) is expected to play an important part of service delivery to ensure community groups are supported in a joined-up manner, avoiding duplication of service.The community engagement work carried out under the Contract will support the aims and objectives of the following strategic plans: -· DCC Strategic Plan 2021 to 2025· Resource and Waste Management Strategy for Devon and Torbay 2020 - 2030 -Waste and Recycling· Devon Carbon Plan – Devon Climate Emergency· Public Health Strategy and Business Plan 2023 - 2025· Integrated Care Strategy Our Five-year Integrated Care Strategy - One Devon,

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT – PUBLIC ATTITUDES SURVEY FOR SCOTLAND

The Scottish Government (SG) wishes to commission a survey on public attitudes to radioactive waste management in Scotland. This research is being commissioned to directly address a public commitment in the Scottish Government Higher Activity Waste (HAW) Implementation Strategy (2016). This work will help improve Scotland’s environment by informing radioactive waste policy makers about the views of Scottish citizens, as storage and disposal options are considered as part of Scottish Ministers obligations to manage the nuclear legacy clean-up programme.The primary aim of this work is to design and deliver research that will help develop a deeper understanding of the views of the Scottish public on a range of radioactive waste management issues, including safety and trust in government and industry. Public attitudes are an important part of radioactive waste management and are a key element of work in our Higher Activity Waste (HAW) Implementation Strategy. The data gathered will help policy makers develop and implement radioactive waste management policies in Scotland that not only protect the environment but also help address knowledge gaps and concerns of the people in Scotland

Waste Bags

This Contract Notice indicates the intention from NHS Scotland National Procurement (a division of National Services Scotland) to imminently undertake a tendering process for the Supply of Waste Bags.The scope of this proposed Framework Agreement reflects the Waste Bag product range required to support waste management management activity within NHS Scotland:-> orange & yellow clinical waste> general (domestic) waste> point of care wasteThese will be supplied by our National Distribution Service (central delivery point) supporting all Health Boards (incl special boards ) within NHS Scotland.Note as a condition of participation all products must be supplied.

UOW899 Recycling and Waste Management

The University of Worcester is tendering for the provision of recycling and general waste collection services from its four campuses in Worcester.The successful contractor will be required to provide containers for the collection of waste and will be required to attend the campuses for collection of waste three times a week.

Procurement for the Design, Build, Operation and Maintenance of a Solar PV Plant

The Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub Solar PV Plant will be a ground mounted PV system at the site of the former Ness landfill, which is located 2 km south of Aberdeen city centre, on Coast Road adjacent to Nigg Bay, to the south of Aberdeen Harbour and approximately 4km northeast of Cove Bay. The Contractor should design the solar plant taking into consideration that this is located on a capped landfill site, which still requires safe management by the incumbent waste management contractor via a venting and drainage system. The site will be linked by an underground connection to the hydrogen production plant and vehicle re-fuelling facility.The Works to be undertaken by the Contractor relate to the civil and mechanical construction works of the solar PV plant and all electrical works to (but not including) a metering circuit breaker on site (the Connection Point).The Contractor shall provide:1. Design, procurement, installation, construction, commissioning and testing for the solar installation Works for the project.2. Project management of the Works including progress reporting to the Employer.3. All mechanical infrastructure within the site.4. Surveys, design, power system, and provide information to support grid compliance studies as required to offload, install, commission, and test.5. All electrical infrastructure up to (but not including) the onsite metering circuit breaker (Connection Point). This includes PV modules, DC string cabling, AC cabling, transformer and inverters, earthing, lighting, small power and UPS systems.6. Civil, structural, and building works for the site including transformer stations, ground works, drainage, foundations, access roads, fencing, CCTV, and landscaping.7. Control infrastructure for the power plant control system including, inter alia, the overarching energy management system, monitoring system, and any other necessary hardware.8. Provision for the connection of a leased line fibre optic or other communications system to allow for remote access and operation of the site, including communication with the solar farm. Latency and connection speeds to be confirmed by the Employer.9. Temporary power to all equipment within the site until the grid connection has been made.10. Commissioning of all equipment supplied and installed to all relevant regulations and standards.11. Landscaping of the site in accordance with the planning permission.12. O&M services for the first two years between Provisional Acceptance Certificate (PAC) and Final Acceptance Certificate (FAC). There will be an option to extend the contract for O&M services for an additional 3 years (maximum of 5 years in total).The scope above is not intended to be exhaustive but the Contractor will be required to deliver all plant and systems necessary to safely operate the solar PV plant in the market described above.

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Provision of Waste Management and Waste Collection Services to the British High Commission Nairobi

PIN: Integrated Waste Management Specialist Nuclear Services Framework (IWM24)

PIN: Integrated Waste Management Specialist Nuclear Services Framework (IWM24)

PIN: Integrated Waste Management Specialist Nuclear Services Framework (IWM24)

Reprocurement of BBC Facilities Management Services

The Facilities Management Contract provides key services to all properties at 93 locations across the UK with a diverse range of properties and facilities, that includes broadcast studios, offices, production, and technical facilities. The contract provides Property and Workplace Services Management and Delivery including: Furniture Provision and Maintenance, Signage Provision and Maintenance, Building Engineering Services, Energy Management, Building Fabric Services, Statutory Inspections, Lift and Lifting Equipment Maintenance, Asbestos Management, Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance, Security Asset Maintenance, Pest Control, Project Services, Facilities and Building Management, Fire Safety, Space Management and Drawing Office, Cleaning, Waste Management, Reception Services, Mail Services, Porterage, Printing, Health and Safety, Environmental Management, Helpdesk, Meeting Room, Managing Agent Services, Event Management & Pandemic Supplies Management.The scope reflects standards such as SFG20, Approved Codes of Practice, ISO Standards and manufacturers recommendations.This will be a fixed price contract with a term of 10 years, initial term 5 years, extension 5 years.The estimated total Contract value including extension period is anticipated to be between £480,000,000 to £750,000,000

Sustainable Healthcare Waste Management and Minimisation Services

In accordance with legislation and waste regulation, the collection, transportation and disposal of clinical hazardous & non-hazardous healthcare waste, including infectious waste, pathological waste, pharmaceutical waste and offensive/hygiene waste.<br/><br/>Clinical Waste is defined as:<br/><br/>a. “…any waste which consists wholly or partly of human or animal tissue, blood or other body fluids, excretions, drugs or other pharmaceutical products, swabs or dressings, syringes, needles or other sharp instruments, being waste which unless rendered safe, may prove hazardous to any person coming into contact with it; and<br/><br/>b. any other waste arising from medical, nursing, dental, veterinary, pharmaceutical or similar practice, investigation, treatment, care, teaching or research, or the collection of blood for transfusion, being waste which may cause infection to any person coming into contact with it.”<br/><br/>(Clauses 4.7 and 4.8, Environment and Sustainability Health Technical Memorandum 07-01: Safe management of healthcare waste.)

Waste Management Services

CITB wishes to secure a supplier to provide national waste management services for all 3 of their sites – Bircham Newton, Inchinnan and Erith.CITB require the provision of a waste collection, disposal and recycling service.The Supplier will be responsible for the adequate provision of suitable receptacles for various types of recyclable waste, such as wheelie bins and skips and will provide any additional guidelines or strategies for recycling various materials

Waste Management Services

Supply, delivery, collection and emptying of waste disposal skips and provision of waste transfer stations.

Waste Management Services for Merseytravel Premises

Merseytravel is seeking to commission the services of a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake the provision of waste management services across its estate.Merseytravel requires a waste collection service that includes:• Daily waste collections from multiple sites (as detailed on page 12) across the Merseytravel estate, to include mixed recycling waste, mixed municipal waste, glass, and food waste.• The contractor is required to follow the current collection schedule. (See pages 8, 9 & 10).• Merseytravel have sites that experience high fluctuations in demand throughout the year. To meet this demand, Merseytravel require flexibility within the collection schedule.• Supply all external bins throughout the Merseytravel Estate. The waste contractor is to replace any damaged external bins free of charge to Merseytravel. There are circa 75no. 1100L general waste bins and 5no. 240L food bins and 5no. 240L glass bins.• A vehicle fleet large enough to meet Merseytravel’s high waste streams across the Estate.• Safe collection methods and process when removing waste from site and transporting to your waste facility.• A recycling facility to minimise as much waste as possible being transported landfill.

CEFAS23-66 Contract for services to establish Waste Association in Belize under OCPP

The Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) was announced this year as a key bilateral aid programme under the £500m Blue Planet Fund. Through £5.7m of secured funding for 2021-22, the UK will work in partnership with at least six countries to deliver marine science technical assistance across the 3 core themes of marine pollution, biodiversity loss and supporting sustainable seafood. OCPP objectives are to support countries to tackle marine pollution, support sustainable seafood practices and establish designated, well-managed and enforced Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).<br/><br/>In 2021-25, Cefas will lead delivery of the Marine Pollution and Sustainable Seafood themes of OCPP.<br/><br/>The OCPP Marine Pollution strand will build on work in countries where Cefas and UK marine partnerships are already active, as well as forge new relationships in priority regions.<br/><br/>The OCPP will begin by building on the successes of the Commonwealth Litter Programme (CLiP), using established foundations to expand technical training and capacity building in Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) eligible countries and foster collaboration internationally to tackle marine pollution.<br/><br/>Under the OCPP Programme, Cefas are working with The Government of Belize (GOB) to support an aspiration to further safeguard its environment and human health. As such, the Belize Solid Waste Management Authority (BSWaMA) was established to facilitate arrangements for the collection and disposal of solid waste and to devise ways and means for the efficient collection and disposal of solid waste, including exploring the possibility of recycling the waste materials.<br/><br/>As the country continues to grow, there will be demand for more and better waste solutions. In response to the specific challenge of lack of a unified platform for the informal recyclers and private sector waste managers, the GOB has identified the need for the formation of a Waste Recyclers and Producers Organisation.

Waste Management Services

Delivery of the total Waste Management Services requirement

Complete Waste Management

Tender for a Complete Waste Management Service to Devon Partnership NHS Trust: Including: Domestic & Recycling Clinical Waste Confidential Waste Sanitary Waste

1005 Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Waste Management Contract

Essex County Council (ECC) will be seeking to procure Services for the Management of Persistent Organic Pollutants Waste or POPs Waste.The successful contractor will be required to make arrangements for the safe disposal of upholstered domestic seating waste that may contain Persistent Organic Pollutants; and other POPs containing wastes from that may arise from time to time as a result of changes to the Environment Agency guidance or laws, collected from across the Authority's network of recycling centres and other collection points including Waste Collection Authority depots as required. The contractor will be required to provide safe disposal services for POPs delivered by the Authority or its agents and may, where requested, be required to provide collection containers and transport services to the disposal point(s).The contract is expected to be for a one (1) year period, and may be extended by agreement in any number of periods not exceeding a total of a further five (5) years.The annual tonnage of POPs waste is forecast to be in the region of 6,500 tonnes. No exclusivity or guaranteed minimum tonnage will be offered in respect of this contract, however a fixed capped management fee will be payable regardless of tonnage in addition to the applicable collection and disposal costs incurred.

Contract for the Provision of a Non-Healthcare Waste Management Service

The Invitation to Tender (ITT) has been prepared by The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the “Authority”) for the appointment through competition of a suitably experienced and competent Contractor of Non-Healthcare Waste Management Service in accordance with the specification and the form of contract provided.

Western Riverside Waste Authority - Procurement of Legal Advice

The Authority wishes to appoint an external legal adviser to assist it in:- The management of its existing waste contract with Cory Environmental Limited that expires in 2032, this shall include work on a Residual Value agreement contained within the existing contract;- The development of a new waste strategy and the procurement of new waste management arrangements to be implemented post 2032;- The potential purchase of land for the development of a new waste transfer station with scope for over site development; and- Extracting best value from its land holdings generally.Advice and support will be expected to be provided on a range of subjects, potentially over the next decade.

Waste Management, Recycling and Street Cleansing Services

Epping Forest DC is seeking an operator to manage its Waste, Recycling and Street Cleansing Services for a period of 8 years with an option to extend for a further 8 years.

Waste Management

University of the West of Scotland (UWS) wishes to seek competitive tenders for all services associated with Waste Management Services.The contract shall include the following mandatory waste streams:- General Waste, Recyclates & Recoverables - Mandatory- Confidential Waste - MandatoryTenderers are also encouraged to submit proposals for the following “Optional” waste streams:- Chemical Substances & Materials- Clinical & Biological Materials- WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) & Associated Materials- Innovative Food Waste- Innovative Redundant IT & Electronics SolutionsWaste streams marked as “Optional” will only be included in the contract if:- the Contractor has included a proposed solution for any of the “Optional“ waste streams in their tender submission- the proposal is acceptable to UWS and offers value for money.Contractors are encouraged to sub-contract with SME’s, third sector companies and local companies to submit proposal for “Optional” waste streams.The Contractor shall provide a service compliant with current legislation for waste management services across the following locations (including student residences):- Ayr Campus- Paisley Campus

Waste Management Services

We generate a significant amount of waste each year across various waste streams. The purpose of this tender is to procure a waste management service under which the successful contractor will provide and exchange containers used for the storage of this waste and arrange for its subsequent collection and treatment/disposal with consideration for moving waste up the waste hierarchy and reducing our carbon footprint.

City of Bristol College - supply of waste management services

The City of Bristol College is looking for a supplier of waste management services to enter into a 3 year contract commencing 1 August 2023, with the option of 2 x 12 month extensions.The service is currently outsourced and include 5 different sites.

The Sheffield College - Open FTS invitation for Waste Management Services

The Sheffield College - Open FTS invitation for Waste Management Services for mulitple educational campuses in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. April 2023 - April 2026 with optional 2 x 12 month extension periods.

Provision of a Waste Management Service (non clinical)

2.1 The Trust?s Waste Management Contract (Non-clinical) will be for the provision of non-healthcare waste and mixed recycling collection, plus waste recovery and disposal services. The Trust will employ the Supplier during the period to actively manage, develop, improve, and maintain the waste services, including the development of recovery and waste minimisation opportunities.

Waste Management & Recycling Services

Secure shredding and disposal of confidential materials.

River Thames Tankered Waste Management

River Thames Tankered Waste Management

Forestry England National Waste Management Contract

Forestry England require a single contractor to provide waste management service across the West England Forest District. Full details of the Lot requirements can be found at Appendix 2 to the tender documentation.

Waste Collection and Recycling Services

South Wales Fire & Rescue Service is intending to appoint a Service Provider who will provide a reliable, efficient, auditable, and cost-effective waste management (collection, reuse, recycling, recovery, treatment and disposal) service, which complies with all current (and future) legislation, managing various waste streams.

WCC Recovery or disposal of municipal residual waste

Warwickshire County Council ("the Council") is the Waste Disposal Authority ("WDA") for the county of Warwickshire and manages the Council's statutory obligation to provide recovery and disposal for municipal waste collected by the Waste Collection Authorities ("WCAs") and/or by suppliers acting on behalf of these Councils. The Waste Collection Authorities in Warwickshire are:• North Warwickshire Borough Council• Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council• Rugby Borough Council• Warwick District Council• Stratford-on-Avon District CouncilThe WCAs listed above have a statutory obligation to arrange for the kerbside collection of waste from households in Warwickshire. They also provide trade waste services and collect fly tipping. Waste materials are managed in line with the Warwickshire Joint Municipal Waste Management Strategy, the Resources and Waste Strategy for England and in compliance with the waste hierarchy and all appropriate legislation.The Council are seeking a supplier for the recovery or disposal contract for municipal residual waste arising in Warwickshire. Applicants will be required to submit a bid to provide adequate reprocessing capacity at a site (or sites) and to accept deliveries of municipal residual waste. It is envisaged the "Contract Waste" (meaning municipal waste to be treated or disposed of under the Contract awarded) will mainly comprise municipal waste arising from Rugby Borough and Warwickshire operated household waste recycling centres ("HWRCs") (principally, Hunters Lane HWRC in Rugby) see Annex A for a map and addresses of the HWRCs. Where a WCA is required to deliver Contract Waste outside of its administrative area/zone, the Council will incur additional costs and as such the total life-cycle cost of the service will be considered within this exercise.

Enforcement of Environmental Offences

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) seek tenders for a supplier to deliver a robust response to incidents of littering, fly-tipping, fly-posting and business waste management to help reduce the adverse effect of waste in the BCP area.Fixed penalty notices shall be served by the Contractor on those who have committed offences related to the above issues and a proportion of the recovered revenue will be returned to the Council for reinvestment into the service.It is anticipated that the contract will start on 13 March 2023 for a period of 3 years, with the option to extend annually for a further 2 years (3+1+1 years).

007971 - Streamlining Waste Management Solution

Newcastle City Council (NCC) has a requirement for a Streamlining Waste Management Solution. We are looking to procure a full system to include sensors, back-office monitoring and reporting and a servicing application that can be used by crews in bin collection vehicles through mobile devices. The provider will be responsible for managing the sensor supply and the operation and maintenance of these. Newcastle City Council has been using litter bin pulse sensor technology to manage its litterbin collections from 1250 citywide sites for the last 4 years and is looking to continue using technology to deliver service improvements and efficiencies.

IA2882 The Provision and Installation of Windows and Doors and Ancillary Work Framework Agreement

To procure a new agreement or utilise the call-off arrangements of an independent pre-procured agreement to deploy works and service For the provision and installation of PVC-u Windows, Aluminium Doors and Ancillary Work .To provide the Customer with an agreed schedule of rates for, as a minimum, the renewal of windows, doors, storey height frames and curtain walling systems including all associated works.The work will generally consist of a comprehensive service to provide, install, replace windows, doors, storey height frames and curtain walling systems to what will be predominately single storey buildings with there being occasional two and three storey buildings. These works will have been identified through condition surveys and asset management plans.Individual projects will include all labours and associated works, perimeter protection, full scaffolding, site compounds, welfare facilities and waste management.

CPH036 - Provision of Pharmacy Needle and Syringe Programme: Supply and Removal of Waste Service

Contract to procure, store and deliver injecting equipment, associated injection products and sharps containers to those pharmacies delivering NSP (Needle and syringe programmes) and the collection and disposal of returned used injecting equipment in accordance with all applicable national and European waste management legislation and regulations.Providers will need to be able to deliver to multiple locations throughout the county of Derbyshire.The contract will run from 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2026 with an option to extend for a further 2 years.

TC012 - Procurement of Integrated Software for Environmental Services

Waste Management and Neighbourhood Services have approval to procure Integrated Software for Environmental Services, to provide a seamlessly integrated system (“System”) for their waste management and street cleansing services (the “Services”) that covers route design and planning, front line operations and workflow, task management and integrations with finance and Buyer relations management (“CRM”) systems.

Provision of Inspection and Quality Assurance Services

Sellafield Ltd acting as the lead for a collaborative procurement on behalf of the NDA group of organisations, including but not limited to, Dounreay Site Restoration Limited, Magnox Limited, Nuclear Waste Services (joint trading name of both Low Level Waste Repository Ltd and Radioactive Waste Management Ltd, Nuclear Transport Solutions (joint trading name of International Nuclear Services Ltd and Direct Rail Services Ltd), Sellafield Ltd (the Participating Entities). Sellafield Ltd is seeking to enter into an arrangement for the Provision of Inspection and Quality Assurance Services including but not exclusive to welding; mechanical; industrial coating; CE&I inspection and Non Destructive Testing (NDT) supported by welding and metallurgy Subject Matter Experts (SME’s).<br/><br/>The service will be provided at Participating Entity sites and the sites of suppliers from across the UK and overseas<br/><br/>In relation to the delivery of products and services from both local and overseas suppliers, provision of independent third party inspection services are required to;<br/>- comply with regulatory and legal obligations.<br/>- assure compliance with specifications and requirements; and<br/>- ensure that standards are met.<br/><br/>In the provision of the service the supplier will be required to:<br/>• Promote the client’s objectives of:<br/>- Delivering a world class programme of safe, cost-effective, accelerated and environmentally responsible decommissioning of the UK’s civil nuclear legacy in an open and transparent manner and with due regard to the socio-economic impacts on our communities;<br/>- Working within a project team based on mutual trust, co-operation and good industry practice;<br/>- Instilling a ‘right first time’ attitude on all the project team;<br/>- Commitment to incorporating good environmental practices of resource and energy efficiency, healthy buildings, plant and materials, ecologically, socially and aesthetically sensitive without compromising functionality, quality or cost performance;<br/>- Delivery of the Social Impact Strategy to create:<br/>o Resilient Economies;<br/>o Thriving Communities;<br/>o Social Value Chains;<br/>o Sustainable Incomes; and<br/>o Collective Impact.<br/>- maintain a “safety first” approach when delivering the service; and<br/>- complete a Tender Safety Assessment (TSA) questionnaire, to demonstrate that they will have the appropriate processes and procedures in place to ensure safe working, especially whilst working at nuclear sites.<br/><br/>The value stated at II.1.5.1 is for the maximum contract term of 60 months, which consists of an initial contract term of 36 months with an option for two extension periods of 12 months each.<br/><br/>The start date stated at II.2.7.3 is the contract start date for the provision of the service under the new contractual arrangement. As set out in the procurement documents the indicative date for contract award/transition commencement is 30/06/23, which will allow a period of approximately 4 months to transition to the new contractual arrangement.

UKRI-2245 BAS Portside Collection and Disposal of Royal Scientific Ship the Sir David Attenborough and Research Station Waste

The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is a component of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC). Based in Cambridge it has, for over 60 years, undertaken the majority of Britain's scientific research on and around the Antarctic continent. BAS operates three bases in the Antarctic, at Rothera, Halley and Signy, and two stations on South Georgia, at King Edward Point and Bird Island. BAS liaises with the Environment Agency in the UK, regarding trans-frontier shipment authorisations. Waste from BAS bases is generally exempt from these requirements.Approximately 300m3 (between 100-200 tonnes) of hazardous and non-hazardous waste from all BAS stations is segregated on site and sent to the UK on the two ships RRS Ernest Shackleton and RRS James Clark Ross. The amount of waste varies annually dependent on the science undertaken and any construction projects carried out during the season. The ships return to the UK typically between May and July each year and the waste is off-loaded and sent for reuse, recycling or other disposal in accordance with the waste hierarchy.The work will require the contractor to provide bespoke waste management services involving the collection, transportation and disposal of waste generated at BAS stations and offloaded at ports in the UK.A key element of the contract is to be able to provide a flexible service for which the collection location, waste types and quantities may change at short notice.

London and Quadrant Housing Trust - Skips (Waste Management) Dynamic Purchasing System(DPS)

London and Quadrant Housing Trust and its subsidiary Quadrant Construction Services are one of the largest providers of affordable housing in the UK, housing over 250,000 people in more than 95,000 homes, primarily across London and the South East of England. London and Quadrant Housing Trust are tendering for the provision of supplies for Skips (Waste Management) for London and Quadrant’s Self Delivered New Build Projects to comply with the Public Contracts regulations 2015. The objective of this tender process is to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System with the tenderers and London and Quadrant Housing Trust. This tender is for Skips (Waste Management) suppliers only.

Waste Management Services

PWL is seeking to appoint a contractor to carry out waste-related services across the estate as follows:Bulk Uplift (15 x per annum x c 350 addresses)Bin store sweep and tidy (52 x per annum x c340 addresses)Bin store power wash (4 x per annum x c340 addresses)Bin pull out (52 x per annum x c350 addresses)Contractors must carry out the services to a high standard, in accordance with their schedule and to the satisfaction of customers. KPIs will be included in the contract.

Waste Management Services

Partick Works Ltd, a subsidiary of Partick Housing Association, own and manage more than 1,700 social rented homes and provide management services to over 1,800 owners in Partick, Glasgow. We are procuring a contract for waste management services including bulk uplift, bin store sweep, tidy and power wash and bin pull out services for tenants and owners.

Recyclables and Waste Collection Services Contract

This is an exciting tender opportunity and is provided by Herefordshire Council who is looking for a new Waste Collection Contractor to provide household and commercial waste collections across the county.We are particularly interested in developing bold and innovative approaches to service delivery, that both respond to the climate emergency by exploring low carbon options and ensure that residents are placed at the heart of service design and delivery; to compliment these objectives we are seeking an equally dedicated service provider who will work with the council to help deliver our ambitions.Herefordshire is located in the West Midlands of England, bordering with Wales, Shropshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. It is a predominantly rural county with around 95% of the county classified as such. It has the third lowest population density of any English county (89 people per square kilometre) with large areas of picturesque and relatively unspoilt countryside. From 2024 there will be approximately 89000 residential households and 2100 commercial properties.Herefordshire Council adopted an ambitious new Integrated Waste Management Strategy in July 2021 with far reaching targets to increase recycling and reuse and to end waste going to landfill. Our collection model ambition will see new collection services and provide increased recycling capacity for residents whilst reducing the frequency of collection for residual waste.

NTS Waste Management Services

The National Trust for Scotland, are tendering for the provision of Waste Management Services at 29 large sites around Scotland for General Waste, Mixed Recyclables, Food Waste and Glass Waste

City Wide Application of Weed Spraying

Hull City Council Street Cleansing & Waste Management Department is looking to procure the City Wide Application of Weed Spraying. The Council is looking for providers who are interested in bidding for this contract who shall undertake weed spraying and control services to footways and hard surfaced areas on or adjacent to all adopted highways within the boundary of Kingston upon Hull (with the exception of the A63) . The Services shall include the treatment with an approved translocated (systemic) herbicide of all grasses, broad leaf, annual and perennial weeds. The Agreement term is for 2 years starting on 1st April 2023 until 31st March 2025 with the option to extend up to 24 months, and will include 3 (three) city wide applications per year.

Cirrus Consortium Waste Management Framework 2023

The framework supports the full range of service delivery models that may be required by consortium members for the provision of their waste management requirements. Bidders must be able to provide waste drop off and recycling services for general inert waste as a minimum for each lot they are bidding on.

Supply, Delivery and Operation of an Observation Wheel in Torquay

Torquay has had a seasonal Observation Wheel attraction since 2015. This process is to procure a seasonal Observation Wheel from March 2024 for 5 years. The Operator has the option to provide a bar and food outlet onsite, associated with the Observation Wheel. If a bar and or food outlet is provided the Operator must also provide suitable portable toilets including an accessible toilet, as well as a waste management plan.

Domestic Waste Management & Recycling Services

Provision of Waste Management & Recycling Services across all UHMB Sites

Clinical and Sharps Waste Management 2023

This lot covers all Polypropylene Sharps Containers and Polypropylene Clinical Waste Containers.

Waste Management Services

4 Year Waste Haulage Services for containerised Waste & Dry Recyclates between St Mary's, Isles of Scilly and Penzance, Cornwall

E.1 Scope of ServiceThe Council is seeking contractor/s to deliver a 4-year service for the haulage of waste and recyclates in specified containers from Porthmellon Waste Management Site on St Marys to a waste collection vehicle at Penzance Port, and the return of empty containers to ensure a continuous service.It is estimated that there will be approximately 1900 tonnes of total waste and recycling (separated into 6 fractions) over an 18-month period;1. 14 yd closed skips (blended black bag and residual waste)2. 14 yd compactor skips (tyres)3. 8 yd open skips (scrap metal)4. 8 yd enclosed skips (flat glass, plasterboard & asbestos)5. Caged IBC (cooking/vegetable oil for recycling)6. Baled, wrapped and palletised (dry mixed / dry segregated recycling)7. Food waste (containers TBC)There is scope for the waste and recycling container specifications to change over time in line with changes to requirements of the mainland waste contractor. Any changes will be addressed in regular contract management meetings and solutions agreed.

Managed Pathology / Equipment Service

CW is seeking to purchase a managed equipment service (MES) that will provide, as a minimum, the necessary equipment, materials, servicing and maintenance as well as software to allow CW to process approximately 455,000 CT/NG PCR tests per annum, across four sites. The Trust is seeking a solution that will provide the best balance of performance (in terms of turnaround time), quality, reliability, ease of use, space utilisation and cost efficiency. Consequently, suppliers can propose single or multi-site solutions but must take account of the following and the full requirements when submitting their proposals:The target Turnaround Time (TAT) is for tests to be predictable, measured as 80% within target time, turnaround time. It can be assumed that this time excludes receipt and registration but must include all sample tracking, preparation, batching, equipment run-time, validation and result transmission via the agreed interface to the clinic management system. The TAT target should allow for any breakdowns as well as planned and unplanned service costs. There must be sufficient redundancy in the system to accommodate this.Suppliers must specify the workforce that will be required to safely operate the proposed system. This will factor into the financial evaluation and, will also be a consideration when setting the KPIs. Staff activities that should be allowed for must include all throughput and non-throughput related activities directly related to testing, including sample processing, materials management, equipment operation and maintenance, quality control activities and waste management. For costing purposes, supplier should specify FTEs to staff any proposed testing site, as per the operating hours outlined in the tender documentation. The requirement is for testing to be available at any of the four sites across Central London. If the proposal is for some of these sites to be serviced through a centralised testing model, with samples being transported between sites, this will be reflected in the financial proposal. However, CW will be responsible for providing inter-site transport and this will not form part of the scope of the MES. The time to transport samples between sites will not count towards the target TAT as stated above. Suppliers should, however, allow for peak hourly demand, including the transport delay, when determining capacity requirements.Suppliers should clearly state the total installed capacity that is available and the percentage of this capacity that will be available in case of critical failures of at least one instrument.The Trust has a strong preference for work to be performed within the confines of the clinic and no space has been allocated for laboratory testing operations outside of the current clinic footprint. The available space per site is set in the tender documentation and should there be a need to expand beyond this space, this will be accounted for in the financial evaluation. The four sites in scope are: - 10 Hammersmith Broadway Clinic - John Hunter Clinic for Sexual Health - 56 Dean Street Clinic - West Middlesex University Hospital Sexual Health Clinic

Hire of Plant Equipment and Machinery without Operator

The Scope of the requirement has been identified and categorised into the following areas; Small Plant – compressors, pumps, powered tools Non-Mechanical – site fencing, safety barriers, road safety equipment, trenching & shoring Heavy Plant – dumpers, excavators, material handling equipment, rollers, trailers Material Handling - Forklifts and associated equipment Trenching & Shoring - as described Powered Access – scissor lifts, boom lifts, cherry pickers Welfare and Site Accommodation – welfare units, site offices, canteens, dry rooms, toilets, shower units, storage units including all furniture and internet accessFor the avoidance of doubt, the following items are not within the scope of this exercise; Purchase of Plant Operated Plant Hire Scaffolding Skip hire / general waste management (other than is necessary for operation of welfare / site accommodation) Trackway

Horticulture and Grounds Maintenance

The objective of this procurement is to appoint a service provider that will deliver maintenance to all hard standings, roads and footpaths, bridges and other infrastructure, fencing, walls and gates, drainage, un-adopted utilities, signage, street and park furniture, canal banks and waterways. The scope of this contract covers the external areas of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (QEOP) including Infrastructure and Parkland and Key Buildings. The scope includes Stratford Waterfront and the Stadium Island areas of QEOP.Broadly, the service provider will deliver the following services in respect of external areas, infrastructure, and parkland:•External Areas and Infrastructure Maintenance •Horticulture Services •Litter and graffiti removal •Pest Control•Projects and Lifecycle •Sustainability co-ordination •Waste Management •Volunteering •Single point of contact Helpdesk for all services in scope. The specification identifies key deliverables required from the service provider and can be referred to within the procurement documents.

SWAST-1165-FM-22-23 Waste Management

Waste Management for all SWAST Sites

The Installation of a New Sewage Treatment Plant at Portley Hill Depot, Littleport

Portley Hill Depot is situated on Ely Road south of Littleport. The property is occupied by East Cambs Trading Company Ltd and East Cambs Street Scene the Councils Parks and Maintenance service and Waste Management Company.The Council are seeking a Lead Design & Build Contractor for the supply and installation of a new sewage treatment plant to compliment the modification of the existing buried septic tank. The occupied site is in use and required to remain operational throughout the duration of the works. The Contractor should ensure works can be undertaken in a safe and appropriate manner with no impact to the site’s operation. Returns should include a methodology of proposed timings and separation of workspace to facilitate the installation works.The new plant should be designed to be suitable for use of up to 100 persons occupation and be installed above-ground due to the site being on a waste transfer site by Summer 2023. Consideration to be given to the fact that the rainwater from the roof of the building at present also flows into the existing septic tank. Where a below-ground installation is proposed it is the duty of the Contractor to satisfy themselves any associated excavated material disposal and contamination prevention measures are quantified and included within the bid.The installation and discharge arrangements must comply with the Environmental Agency’s General Binding Rules for small sewage discharge or obtain a bespoke Environmental Permit for discharge. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure all compliance obligations are being met with appropriate certification obtained.The sewage treatment plant should comply with all relevant applicable regulations and be BS EN 12566 compliant with the installation in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.The Contractor must satisfy themselves of the suitability for conversion of the existing septic tank for re-use with pumps installed. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to undertake and provide electrical connections as necessary to the works.

Waste Management Services for SPT

Single stage Open Tender via https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/

Waste Management Services for SPT

SPT’s waste management contract will be for the provision of services for all waste streams throughout the SPT estate. SPT anticipates appointing a single supplier for all waste streams.Submissions for part waste streams will not be accepted. The service requirements are described in the following sections. All requirements include the provision of appropriate equipment, containers and labour to enable the specified services to be provided except where existing or new equipment owned or purchased by SPT is made available. It is anticipated that the appointed supplier will provide an innovative approach to waste management utilising new technologies, equipment and processes. The description for each waste stream will include.1.3.2 Waste stream (WS) details are as follows:(Scheduled)WS1: General Waste, including Foods- (Scheduled)WS2 – Dry Mixed Recycling including paper, cardboard and glassOn Demand (48 hours SLA)WS3: Fluorescent Lamps and White Goods (WEEE items)WS4: COSHH wasteWS5: WoodWS6: RubbleWS7: Green Waste (seasonal)

Transport of Bio-Resources (South)

Scottish Water requires the transport of wastewater sludge cake from 9 Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW) and 1 PFI (Private Finance Initiative) WWTW in the South of Scotland to various other nominated outlets throughout Scotland. All sludge cake requires to be transported in suitable containers. The supplier will be required to supply suitable containers to meet individual site requirements and remove on request within 24 hours conforming to all relevant legislation and codes of practice. Containers deemed suitable for transporting sludge cake should be closely covered on and off the vehicle to protect from weather ingress, improve odour control, and be constructed in such a way to prevent leaks.All Waste Transfer Note documentation must be fully completed whilst carrying out transport activities so as to satisfy “Duty of Care” compliance. Auditable weigh cell information should be provided for 100% of loads uplifted from sites with no onsite weigh cells. This should be in the form of printed weigh tickets, or another acceptable form of auditable records.The Supplier shall include for uplift, unloading and transportation of wastewater sludge from the named WWTW’s, conforming to all relevant legislation and Codes of Practice relevant to road transportation and haulage.The Supplier must comply, where applicable, with the WWTW’s - Waste Management Licence, Odour Management Plan, and other site-specific associated processes and procedures as directed by Scottish Water and Saur Services Glasgow Limited for Dalmuir WwTW.All prices include supply of documentation and data with respect to operation performance and relevant legislation codes of practice and other relevant standards.

HCC March 2022 - The Provision of Operational HCC Sites Waste Collection

Hertfordshire County Council (HCC) has the requirement for the provision of a comprehensive and innovative waste management service in accordance with legislation, best practice and the waste hierarchy for various sites managed by the Council.The contractor shall develop and implement the services to accept, handle, treat, transport and dispose of waste material covered by this contract.The estimated total value of the Contract is stated in II.1.5) of this notice and is for the initial term inclusive of the approximate value for extensions. For the avoidance of doubt, the estimated annual value of the Contract will be approximately £205,000.00. The Contract will be awarded for an initial term of four years, with the option to extend the Contract up to two further years. Please note that the contract requirements will be subject to available financial resources, supplier performance and flexibility to meet changing demands.Organisations should be aware that due to the nature of the Services provided, any Contract formed as a result of this procurement process shall be executed as a deed. Organisations should seek independent legal advice on the implications of this prior to submitting their bid, where appropriate.

Waste Import Loggers

Supply of servicesWTW Reception Facility Logger SystemProvision of Web Portal /DatabaseMaintenance of Tankered Imported Waste Management System