The Provision of Services and/or Facilities to Support the Acceptance, Storage and Treatment of Organic Wastes, including Food and Garden Waste.
Leeds City Council · Yorkshire and the Humber
Key facts
- Estimated value
- £160,000,000
- Engagement closes
- 12 Jun 2026
- Contract ends
- 31 Mar 2044
- Buyer type
- Local government
- Source
- Find a Tender
Description
The provision of services and/or facilities to support the acceptance, storage and treatment of organic wastes, including food and garden waste. The scope of, delivery model, contractual arrangements and timescales are yet to be determined and remain subject to further analysis, options appraisal and market engagement. Indicative material streams will include, but are not limited to, the waste types listed below. The market will be kept informed as the Council’s strategy develops. Garden waste materials which will be included will be: Grass cuttings; Hedge Clippings; Leaves; Dead house and bedding plants; Windfall Fruit; Weeds; Twigs and small branches (not more 7 cm thick). Food waste materials which will be included will be: Dairy products (including eggshells); Breads, pastries, cakes; Cooked and uncooked food; Meat, fish and poultry (including bones); Out of date food; Pasta, rice and beans; Teabags and coffee grounds; Uneaten leftovers (including takeaways); Vegetables and Fruit (including peelings)
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