PPE Recycling Project

Tender description

PPE recycling is an important sustainability initiative which can help in the reduction of waste as well as saving resources. It provides an opportunity for PD Ports to demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility. Between January 2022 and January 2023, Tees Dock and Hartlepool spent over £60,000 on over 7000 garments. The aim of this project is to procure a service that will collect the PPE from the company sites and recycle it, including hard to recycle garments such as safety glasses, safety boots and hard hats, with minimal PPE ending up in landfill. Additional information: This Procurement process is being conducted via the In-Tend e-procurement portal. The In-Tend portal is a web based system that allows the Company to make documents electronically available to Tenderers, receive documents electronically from Tenderers and to communicate electronically with Tenderers. In order to participate, please follow the link below and register your company (registration is free). Once you have registered, you will need to find the contract opportunity in the 'Tenders' Tab within In-Tend and then Express an Interest. When you have registered your interest, you will be able to access all the contract notice documents. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/pdports/aspx/Home . In order to be able to participate in this requirement you will need to have registered your company in the In-Tend system and then download, complete and submit the [PQQ document][ITT Document] by the deadline date no later than 13:00 on [ ] [Note: that the Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) included within the Contract Notice area of In-Tend is for INFORMATION ONLY at this stage in order to comply with the requirements under the Utilities Contract Regulations 2016.] The contracting entity is not liable for any costs incurred by those expressing an interest in, or tendering for, this contract opportunity. Compliance with all legislation is required, both in the contract award procedure and during the term of any resulting contract. Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No