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The Council invites Quotations for the provision of a collection point to accept delivery of Household Chemicals by Leicestershire Residents and Fly Tipped Chemicals collected by a Waste Collection Authority (WCA), and the subsequent treatment/disposal of such chemicals. The Supply of a Qualified Chemist as and when required.

Bristol Waste Company are looking for a new Wood Waste Collections and Treatment services supplier for a 2-year contract (1st of July 2026 - 30th of June 2028) with the option for Bristol Waste Company to extend the term up to 12 months. This service is aligned to Bristol Waste Company’s obligations acting on behalf of Bristol City Council as a waste collection and treatment authority. The contract will cover the collection of Wood Waste from three operating sites of Bristol Waste Company and the processing (treatment) of Wood Waste on the supplier’s premises

The Collection and Disposal of Clinical & Hazardous Waste. Wrexham County Borough Council invites tenders in relation to the collection and disposal of clinical waste.

Provision of Refuse and Recycling Fleet Maintenance Services for East Devon Environmental Services Ltd. This procurement exercise is being managed by East Devon District Council on behalf of East Devon Environmental Services Ltd (Edenserv). Edenserve is a company wholly owned by East Devon District Council which operates waste and recycling collection services on its behalf.

Construction and Procurement Delivery (CPD), on behalf of the participating bodies is seeking to establish a Contract for the Collection and Disposal of Hazardous, Specialist and Clinical Waste. The Supplier will be responsible for managing and delivering the specified services at the different premises in a flexible and responsive way. This requirement is divided into 5 individual Lots.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council (the Authority) seeks to procure a replacement Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) in Hanford, Stoke-on-Trent. The Authority intends to procure a new ERF with a capacity of 230,000-290,000 tonnes per annum on an 80% Council / 20% private sector ownership basis. The procurement encompasses Design and Build (D&B) and a 25-year Operations and Maintenance (O&M) contract. The Authority will submit a planning application in due course for the future Facility. Key requirements: • Design and build of a new ERF with moving grate combustion technology (or equivalent) and advanced flue-gas treatment systems • Integration of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) technology to deliver low-carbon heat to the city's District Heat Network to supply Local Sector anchor loads. • Heat to be delivered to the ERF site boundary for onward distribution by the Heat Network Provider • The facility must be Carbon Capture Ready and aligned with the Authority's Net Zero 2050 strategy • Full 25-year operations and maintenance service post-commissioning, including planned and reactive maintenance, lifecycle asset replacement, environmental monitoring and community education services

Western Riverside Waste Authority was established in 1986 as an autonomous statutory local government body to undertake the waste disposal functions prescribed by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Waste Disposal (Authorities) Order 1985. The Authority invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors to submit a fixed price proposal to carry out four Waste Composition Surveys, over a two year period (four seasons), across the Authority’s area – namely, the London Boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham, Lambeth, Wandsworth and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is seeking treatment and/or disposal services for a host of material streams, in the main commonly arising from households, council commercial collections and household waste recycling centres. Material streams anticipated to require such services include but are not limited to, Mixed Recyclate, Paper, Card, News and PAMs, Glass, Cans, Plastics. Metals, Wood, Textiles, Plasterboard, Gas Bottles, Tyres, Inert Material, Bulky Waste, Street Sweepings, Gully Waste, Engine Oil, Cooking Oil, MRF offtakes, MRF outputs and Residual Waste. The DPS is a two-stage process. There is no intention to limit the minimum and maximum number of service providers. All service providers that meet the selection criteria and are not excluded must be admitted to the DPS. The DPS will be open to entrants throughout its life who meet the minimum criteria. Further information on the selection process can be found within the procurement documents.