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Awarded contract
Published 30 Nov 2015

Garden Waste and Uncooked Kitchen Food Waste

Ipswich Borough Council · East of England

Key facts

Contract value
£968,960
Awarded
22 Mar 2016
Contract starts
30 Jun 2016
Contract ends
30 Jun 2019
Procedure
Open procedure
Buyer type
Local government

Awarded to

SupplierValue
Anglian Water£968,960

Description

Ipswich Borough Council is inviting tenders for the receipt and treatment of garden and uncooked (vegetable kitchen) food waste. The delivery point for the receipt of material could either be a direct treatment facility or a Waste Transfer Station within 10 miles of IP1 1AA.

The scope of this procurement is anticipated to be for approximately 10,000 tonnes per annum, the amount will be variable over the period of the contract and this tonnage not being warranted or guaranteed.

It should be noted that Ipswich Borough Council is, via a separate procurement inviting tenders for services for the provision treatment of Garden Waste only.

The treatment of the Organic Waste will produce a compost material to accepted industry standards. For the avoidance of doubt the processed material must be classifies as recycled in accordance with National Indicator 192 (http://www.sandwelltrends.info/lisv2/ni_handbook/NI192.pdf) or any future amendment to this standard.

Additional information: Full details of this tender can be found on the Suffolk Sourcing System - www.suffolksourcing.co.uk. Before viewing this tender, please refer to the Suffolk Sourcing System 'User Guides' which can be accessed via the Suffolk Sourcing Homepage.

Suffolk Sourcing is an e-tendering system jointly operated by Suffolk County, District and Borough Councils.

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