Contract for the treatment of Dry Recyclates
Leicestershire County Council · East Midlands
Key facts
- Estimated value
- £30,000,000
- Closing date
- 15 Feb 2017
- Contract starts
- 31 Mar 2018
- Contract ends
- 31 Mar 2022
- Procedure
- Negotiated procedure
- Buyer type
- Local government
Description
The objective of this procurement is to provide the Council with capacity to recycle dry recyclable waste from households and businesses collected by the 7 District Councils within Leicestershire as well as similar recyclable waste delivered by members of the public to the Recycling and Household Waste Sites (RHWS).
The Contract is being split into 8 Lots. Interested parties are able to express interest for 1, a combination of more than 1 or all Lots.
The Council reserves the right not to negotiate in this Procurement.
The Council may require guarantees, deposits, bonds or other forms of appropriate security.
The estimated contract value is 30 000 000 GBP - 40 000 000 GBP (excluding cost/income from dry mixed Recyclates), based upon current tonnage of Dry Materials consisting of paper, card, plastics, steel, aluminium cans, glass etc.
Please note it is likely that the provisions of TUPE may apply as part of this procurement.
Categories (CPV)
- 90500000 Refuse and waste related services
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