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The Council of the Isles of Scilly are seeking a suitably licensed contractor, or consortium, to undertake the Council's green waste recycling services on St Mary's for a period of 3 years commencing 31 August 2026.

Tenders are sought by CFL from experienced Suppliers for the provision of services relating to the collection and reprocessing of grease, fats and oil waste generated through the operation of grease trap machines onboard CFL’s 6 Major New vessels

Provision of Healthcare Non-Infectious Waste Collections for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Tender for the collection of waste across all campus locations

Mae Cyngor Sir y Fflint yn dymuno penodi darparwr i ddarparu Gwasanaeth Atgyweirio ac Ailddefnyddio integredig ar draws Sir y Fflint, a fydd yn cynnwys gwasanaethau casglu gwastraff swmpus. Bydd y contractwr llwyddiannus yn gyfrifol am sefydlu, gweithredu a rheoli gwasanaeth o’r dechrau i’r diwedd sy’n casglu eitemau ailddefnyddiadwy a fyddai fel arall yn mynd i’r system wastraff a’u dargyfeirio er mwyn eu paratoi ar gyfer cael eu hailddefnyddio, atgyweirio, adnewyddu, ailwerthu neu ailgylchu’n briodol. Flintshire County Council are seeking to appoint a provider to deliver a fully integrated Repair and Reuse Service across Flintshire, which will include bulky waste collection services. The successful Contractor will be responsible for establishing, operating and managing an end-to-end service which captures reusable items that would otherwise enter the waste stream and diverts them into pathways for preparation for reuse, repair, refurbishment, resale or appropriate recycling.

Framework agreement for the provision of sack holders (‘Products’) on behalf of all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS Organisations) and all joint integration boards established under the Public Bodies (joint Working) (Scotland) Act 2014. All Scottish hospices.

Lincolnshire County Council has a statutory duty under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, as Waste Disposal Authority, to dispose of Street Cleansing Residues that are presented by the Waste Collection Authorities in Lincolnshire and must secure a replacement service to ensure continuity and legal compliance. The proposed solution is an open tender for a contract (2 years plus extensions), using a market-aligned pricing model. This will maintain recycling performance, minimise landfill, and ensure a cost-effective and compliant service. The total contract value is estimated at £1.3m.

Kent County Council are looking to appoint an experienced Supplier to collect and process Tyre Waste across Kent’s 19 Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRCs) sites. Fly-tipped Tyres will also need to be collected and disposed of under this contract. The types of tyres that may be disposed of under this contract include, but are not limited to: car, 4x4, bicycle, motorcycle, light goods vehicle (LGV), heavy goods vehicle (HGV), tractor and other agricultural or plant vehicle/machinery tyres. Tyres may be presented either on or off rims. Suppliers will be expected to provide collection, transportation and processing services across all designated sites throughout Kent on either a scheduled or ad hoc basis, depending on demand. Tyres must be processed through lawful and environmentally responsible methods, including shredding, granulation and repurposing, and reuse or recycling. The Council is particularly interested in solutions that maximise recycling and recovery and avoids landfill and energy from waste. The supplier's processing facility must be fully permitted, and organisations must be able to deliver the highest standards of Health and Safety and Environmental compliance to deliver a highly organised and efficient waste processing services, to use expertise and innovation to ensure best value for money for KCC. The supplier must have the capacity to process up to 125 tonnes of tyre waste per annum, although this tonnage may split across multiple contracts where appropriate. The anticipated contract term is 3 years and suppliers should be able to mobilise within two weeks of the contract award. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk/tenders/UK-UK-Maidstone:-Refuse-and-waste-related-services./ZQP5RSG842 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk/respond/ZQP5RSG842

Norfolk County Council, as a Waste Disposal Authority, is required by the Environmental Protection Act 1990, section 51, to provide reasonably accessible sites for the free disposal of household waste by its residents. The seven District, Borough and City councils in Norfolk as Waste Collection Authorities have a statutory duty to provide a collection service for household hazardous waste. In terms of hazardous waste disposal, Norfolk County Council has met this obligation by holding 'Hazardous Waste Events' on set weekends, at specific Recycling Centres (RC). Such events have been held annually since 2003. This is an opportunity for householders to deposit hazardous waste such as domestic paint and thinners, pesticides, fertilisers, fire extinguishers and household cleaning products. Visitor numbers across the network of RCs for 2025 was over 910,000. Many households therefore visit the Household Hazardous Waste Days (HHWD) to dispose of such material. There were over 12, 495 visitors to the 14 HHWD in 2025 (two events). The HHWD take place during dedicated weekends where an area of the participating RC is designated to receive household hazardous waste. Whilst the RC is normally only open 9am - 4pm, for the purposes of the HHWD, RC will have extended opening hours of 8am to 4pm. All visits to the RCs are made via a booking system. Without a valid booking, members of the public will be refused entry. These events are primarily designed for the receiving of hazardous waste, and therefore normal waste is restricted. The site Contractor will still be making bin collections and exchanges, but these are kept to a minimum. Any HGV movements at Hempton RC ONLY will require it to be closed for safety reasons. Norfolk's service standard is that these exchanges must not exceed 30 minutes. Any closures will be kept to a minimum. In addition to the hazardous waste events, the Council has a responsibility to respond to unplanned incidents where hazardous waste arises due to, for example, small or larger scale fly tipping or coastal pollution incidents, ensuring that appropriate arrangements are made for the treatment or disposal of the waste. A market engagement notice has not been issued as this is a straightforward requirement that the Council has been purchasing for a significant number of years. The procurement has not been lotted as to make this commercially attractive, to ensure consistency across the County and to ensure contract management costs are kept to a minimum, one provider is needed to cover the whole of the County. Please note on 19 November 2025, the Minister of State for Local Government and Homelessness made a written statement [UIN HCWS1071] saying that three proposals for unitary local government in Norfolk had been received - these could entail the creation of one, two or three unitary councils. The Minister announced a consultation exercise, which ended on 11 January 2026. The Minister stated that "once the consultations have concluded, the Government will assess the proposals against the criteria in the invitation and decide, subject to parliamentary approval, which, if any, proposals are to be implemented, with or without modification". The Government has confirmed that it is minded to create three unitary Councils, subject to parliamentary approval. On 4 December 2025, the Secretary of State for Local Government made a written statement [UIN HCWS1128] stating that the government intends to establish a Mayoral Strategic Authority for Norfolk and Suffolk as soon as possible, and that it is minded to hold inaugural mayoral elections in May 2028. Should these processes lead to unitary local government in Norfolk and/or to the establishment of a Mayoral Strategic Authority covering Norfolk (i) the contract may be transferred, assigned or novated to any successor authority(ies) to the council, or to any joint body incorporating or formed by any such successor and/or to any Mayoral Strategic Authority; and/or (ii) the council or a successor authority or joint body may order services on behalf of other local authorities serving any area within Norfolk's current geographical boundaries.

Hull City Council (The Authority) is seeking tenders from interested organisations to provide the Disposal of Needle and Syringe Provision Equipment and Waste. It shall be via the open procedure consisting of a one stage process. The contract is anticipated to commence 1st September 2026 ending by 31st March 2031. The Authority has estimated the value of the Services to be £25,000 per annum. The estimated value is given in good faith to assist tenderers in making their submissions, it should not be interpreted as an undertaking to purchase any goods, services or works to any particular value by the Authority and does not form part of the Contract. Further information is contained within the tender documentation. Please ensure all tender submission documents are completed as detailed. Incomplete bids will be eliminated from further process.

Distribution of food waste caddies to EHDC households

The Trust wishes to enter into a contract with a single Supplier for the provision of waste management for the 10 schools in the Gloucestershire region. Details of these schools can be found in Appendix A. The Trust is seeking an agreement via competitive tender from suitably qualified organisations (‘Tenderers’) in response to this Invitation to Tender (ITT).

Yorwaste requires the supply, installation, commissioning and support of one (1), mobile trommel screening solution suitable for processing compost and related materials at Seamer Carr WTS. The proposed plant must be able to screen processed green waste which has completed a 10-week open windrow process as part of our PAS100 accreditation. Material will be derived from green waste from domestic sources and from landscaping, which could include larger items such as tree branches and small trunks. Unit quoted must be supplied with tracks and a min. drum size of 6x2.5m. Hybrid options to be considered. Supplier should offer up to 3 years warranty and PPM/RM Services. All machinery must carry relevant UKCA marking or CE marking.

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council are seeking suitable supplier who has the capability and capacity to provide the Haulage and Processing from Blowers Green Depot our Kerbside Mixed Recyclates- Plastic, Cans, Glass & Cartons as per the attached specification.

The Government's collection and packaging reforms represent the biggest change to the UK's waste and recycling sector for c.25 years. Simpler Recycling aims to make it easier for households and businesses to recycle, including making provisions by 31 March 2027 for all local authorities in England to collect plastic bags and wrapping (flexibles) for recycling from all households. The FlexFlats project aims to understand how local authorities can provide an efficient and effective flexibles collection service to residents who live in purpose-built flats and share bins (communal bins). The pilots will be carried out in partnership with three London local authorities with five pilot sites (blocks) in each. The local authorities are: • London borough of Bexley (twin-stream dry recycling service) • London borough of Lewisham (comingled dry recycling service) • Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (commingled dry recycling service) The pilot will trial a range of methods for flexibles plastics collection in 15 blocks of flats across the three boroughs. Each block will have a minimum of 25 households and will have a residual waste and dry recycling collection service already in place. A range of in-home solutions will be piloted. Flexibles sorted in the home will then be collected externally in either the usual dry recycling bin or a separate flexibles bin in the communal bin area - it is anticipated that separate flexibles bins will be no larger than 240l. Pilots are still being finalised but are likely to include the following: In-home options External infrastructure options* 1 No home separation - resident behaves as now (control) Usual recycling bin 2 In-home separation using residents own bags Standard wheeled bin (lined) / Lid-in-lid bin (lined) / Sack holder 3 In-home separation using rolls of bags delivered by the local authority Usual recycling bin (co-mingled) / Lid-in-lid bin (lined) / Sack holder 4 In-home separation using provided storage caddy (non-compaction), with residents using own bags Standard wheeled bin (lined) / Lid-in-lid bin (lined) / Sack holder *External options are being finalised with local authorities, and depend on local factors such as available space and collection and sorting methodology. Blocks will have a weekly collection frequency of residual waste and dry recycling, as a minimum. The pilots are scheduled to go live in late September 2026, with baseline monitoring taking place prior (including WCA). Pilots will run for 3.5 months, running until mid-January 2027, with post-monitoring taking place upon project close. The following project deliverables will be undertaken by the succesful bidder: • Two phase waste composition analysis to be undertaken for waste and recycling from all properties at up to 15 pilot sites situated across 15 housing estates/blocks within three London boroughs (five within each borough), using one or more sort sites provided by the local authorities. Phase 1: Pre-pilot WCA - to be undertaken between 7th - 26th September 2026 before interventions are introduced Phase 2: Post-pilot WCA - to be undertaken late January/early February 2027 to assess impact of interventions • Sorting to meet the data classification provided; • Confirmation of all appropriate permits to sort waste and (if required) transport waste; • Provision of a risk assessment in advance of any collection and sorting; • Attendence at an inception meeting via Teams and attendance at regular contract meetings during peak delivery periods (30 minutes/fortnightly or as required) and any other communications as required leading up to and required between project phases; • Delivery of the project outputs as set out in section 5; • Presentation of the results of the project (online via teams) • Final close down meeting (1 hour duration online), anticipated to be held February / March 2027. Scope of work Sorting and categorisation requirements Separately recorded sort data will be required for each block/bin store, for each phase of the WCA. This will be comprised of up to 15 blocks in total (across three local authority areas), with approximately 500-700 properties' waste across these, per phase. Residual, dry recycling and separate flexibles (where applicable) will require sorting into the high level categories set out below. Appendix 1 shows the required sub-catagorisation of materials for each of these high level categories. Phase 1: Waste stream Classifications Data Residual waste (all bins in bin area/block) Target flexibles Non-target flexibles Non-flexibles dry recyclables Food waste All other waste Kg/hh/wk per bin area/block for each category Dry recycling (all bins in bin area/block) Target flexibles Non-target flexibles/ Non-flexibles recyclables Food waste All other waste Kg/hh/wk per bin area/block for each category Phase 2: Waste stream Classification (group) Data Residual waste (all bins in bin area/block) Target flexibles Non-target flexibles/ Non-flexibles recyclables Food waste All other waste Kg/hh/wk per bin area/block for each category Dry recycling (all bins in bin area/block) Target flexibles Non-target flexibles/ Non-flexibles recyclables Food waste All other waste Kg/hh/wk per bin area/block for each category Capture rate of target flexibles (where applicable) Separate flexibles bins (where applicable) Target flexibles Non-target flexibles/ Non-flexibles plastic recyclables All other waste Kg/hh/wk per bin area/block for each category Capture rate of target flexibles For flexibles in all waste streams, in addition to target/non-target classification, a more detailed compositional classification is required. This may be amended/condensed during discussions with the appointed bidder but as an indication this may include the detail in the table below. Advice on suitable classifications with rationale for these is welcomed as part of the tender process. Sort category expanded list Target/non target Cat 1 Cat 2 Target Bags - Plastic carrier bags - Plastic parcel/delivery bags/dry cleaning bags/clothing bags - Thin plastic bags used for loose fruit/freezer bags/sandwich bags - FlexFlats provided liners/survival bags - Refuse bags/bin liners (including carrier bags used for rubbish) - Pasta and rice bags/ready packed salad/veg bags/cereal box liners - Bread bags/frozen food bags/pet food bags Wrappers/packets - Plastic labels/wrapping from around drinks bottles - Films such as ready meal/fruit punnet lids and yogurt pot lids - Crisp and nut packets - Biscuit packets - Plastic chocolate bar and sweet wrappers including sharing bags - Cheese/meat/fish wrappers Outer layer packaging - Plastic packaging used by retailers to deliver household items, such as appliances - Plastic wrapping used for crisp, nut and sweet multipacks - Magazine and newspaper wrapping - Mulitpack wrapping and rings from bottle and can multipacks - Wrapping from toilet and kitchen roll packs Cling film Bubble wrap Plastic fruit net bags Non-target Pouches - Pouches or sachets used for food (such as microwaveable rice, drinks, baby or pet food) - Pouches or sachets used for cleaning products such as dishwasher or laundry tablets Contaminated packaging film Compostable films Other non-target film - Plastic punched pockets such as 'poly pockets', disposable gloves, balloons, all other It is expected that all waste presented in a bin store will be analysed in order to estimate kg/hh/wk - however we welcome bidders to advise on the size or quantity (kg) of samples required from each material stream to provide a stastically robust sample to understand the quantity and composition of flexibles and flexible arisings from households. Waste collection and sort site Collection and sort site arrangements are yet to be confirmed. One or more sort sites will be provided, within the partner boroughs, but exact location(s) is yet to be confirmed. The site(s) will have the required waste management licences and ability to appropriately dispose of the waste upon completion of the analysis. If there is a preference for single or multiple sort sites please indicate this in your bid. Material collection may be undertaken by the partner local authority, with material delivery to the selected sort site, or this may be a requirement of the successful bidder. ReLondon will work with partner boroughs to determine if waste can be collected and delivered to the sort site by their waste crews/contractors. Bidders should provide an itemised cost line within the tender response for the collection of the waste from blocks in case this cannot be arranged. If samples are to be collected by the successful bidder, the following information will be provided: • Pilot location addresses; • Collection day and collection time for dry recycling and residual waste and, for phase 2, the relevant collection day and time of any separate flexbles containers; • Location of the waste presentation points (via a PDF map) and the number of bins of each waste stream at each point; • Number of properties at each location; • Keys and access codes where relevant. The indicative budget for this contract is £60,000 including VAT.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council invite Tenders from suitably qualified Service Providers for the collection, processing and recycling of farm waste plastics. The material will consist of round bale silage wrapping and silo covers. The material will be collected in bulk trailers or similar system by the successful contractor from Drummee Transfer Station, 30 Drummee Rd, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, BT74 7PY .

The City & County of Swansea is seeking to procure services for the collection/haulage and treatment of green/garden wastes at a composting facility/ies as identified by the tenderer. The facility/ies must demonstrate proven and robust processing capability and capacity to maximise the composting of materials to an end use product and to minimise any residual waste from the process.

Codi Group wishes to appoint a suitably qualified Contractor to undertake the Provision of Waste Management Services to support the function of our internal DLO. The successful contractor must be able to provide Waste Collection services in the form of skips at both the Swansea and Cwmbran locations, collect and dispose of the waste on a weekly basis.

Wheatley Housing Group Limited ('the Group') is seeking a suitably experienced contractor to deliver integrated waste management services across its portfolio

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) is looking to procure an offsite or onsite confidential waste shredding service which is available to all approximately 300 collection points within BCUHB sites across North Wales. Sites include 3 main general hospital sites and over 100 community sites, based throughout the whole of North Wales. The tender will be awarded based on 60% cost & 40% quality as detailed in the ITT document. Please note that the tender closing date is 29/07/2026 at midday and any late submissions will not be considered. The etenderwales etenderwales bravosolution ref: Project: project_61503 and itt_125192 Please direct all queries relating to this tender via the messaging function of the Bravo portal. More details can be found at https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk.