Dry Mixed Recyclable Waste Processing Services

Kent County Council · awarded 6 October 2023 · delivered in South East

£5.0m Award value £5,000,000
1 Supplier Recorded as a large business
29 Sep 2027 Runs until from 6 Oct 2023

Who

BuyerKent County Council MAIDSTONE
Supplier VEOLIA ES (UK) LIMITED
Categoryservices
ClassificationSewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services CPV 90000000
Notice published17 January 2025

What it is for

The Service Provider must have an operational Facility for Authority Designated Vehicles to deliver Dry Mixed Recycling for sorting into material streams. The Facility must have a valid and appropriate planning permission, environmental and other relevant permits including the relevant technical competencies for the type and amount of waste to be handled under this Contract and otherwise all permissions and certification required for the performance of this Contract. The Provider must adhere to all current UK and EU legislation including but not restricted to the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Health & Safety Act 1974. The Service Provider will accept and process as a minimum the following materials: (a) Plastic bottles: milk, soft drinks, juice drinks, hair care/baby products, laundry products, automotive products, cooking oil, household cleaning products and beverage bottles as well as other plastics: yoghurt pots, plastic tubs, fruit and vegetable punts, plastic meat/ready meal trays; and (b) Drink cans, food cans, pet food cans, foil pet food trays/containers, kitchen foil, single use aluminium oven trays, ready meal/take away containers, coffee/tea tins, aluminium party platters, biscuit/sweet tins, aerosol cans, metal jar lids; and (c) Wine bottles, beer bottles, jam/condiment jars, sauce jars.

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