Refuse and waste related services

Tender description

SECAmb are inviting suppliers awarded to Lot 1-Integrated Waste Management of the LPP Waste Management Framework, Reference: LPP/2017/011 (OJEU Reference Number 2017/S 126-256823) to provide refuse and waste treatment and disposal services. The duration of this Agreement is for a three (3) year period with the option to extend, at the Authority's discretion, for a further two (2) one-year periods, up to a maximum five (5) years in total. Lot 1: SECAmb are inviting suppliers awarded to Lot 1-Integrated Waste Management of the LPP Waste Management Framework, Reference: LPP/2017/011 (OJEU Reference Number 2017/S 126-256823) to provide refuse and waste treatment and disposal services. The main requirements are the collection and disposal/treatment of: • all forms of non-hazardous domestic and commercial waste • all forms of hazardous domestic and general commercial waste • clinical waste* (including sharps) • offensive waste • confidential waste, including Medical records • catering waste During the life of the contract there may be a need to include for the collection and disposal/treatment of: • bulky/obsolete items • Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) • dispose of our redundant IT equipment • vehicle workshop waste • Interceptor Waste Non-hazardous refuse and waste treatment and disposal services. Radioactive-, toxic-, medical- and hazardous waste services. Medical waste services. Clinical-waste collection services. Clinical-waste disposal services. Removal services of biological waste. Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste. Collection, transport and disposal of confidential waste. Waste-tip management services. Refuse recycling services. Cleaning and sanitation services in urban or rural areas, and related services. Street-cleaning and sweeping services. Sewage-, refuse-,cleaning-, and environmental services. Refuse disposal and treatment. The duration of this Agreement is for a three (3) year period with the option to extend, at the Authority's discretion, for a further two (2) one-year periods, up to a maximum five (5) years in total.