Residual waste contract

2024-07-01

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Published date: 1 July 2024

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Contract summary

Industry

Refuse and waste related services - 90500000

Refuse disposal and treatment - 90510000

Refuse transport services - 90512000

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Non-hazardous refuse and waste treatment and disposal services - 90513000

Household-refuse disposal services - 90513100

Urban solid-refuse disposal services - 90513200

Refuse incineration services - 90513300

Ash disposal services - 90513400

Location of contract

E15 2ST

Value of contract

£1 to £830,000,000

Procurement reference

tender_444777/1369890

Published date

1 July 2024

Closing date

1 August 2024

Closing time

12pm

Contract start date

23 December 2027

Contract end date

31 March 2043

Contract type

Service contract

Procedure type

Competitive dialogue (above threshold)

What is a competitive dialogue (above threshold)?

Tenders are invited from pre-qualified suppliers after discussion of requirements and potential solutions.

This procedure can be used for procurements above the relevant contract value threshold.

Contract is suitable for SMEs?

Contract is suitable for VCSEs?

Description

East London Waste Authority (ELWA) is seeking to procure residual waste treatment services for Contract Waste delivered to the Contractor by the Authority.

The service requirements will be divided into three separate contract Lots, which will be based on an exclusivity percentage of ELWA's Contract Waste, as follows:
Lot 1: Contract Waste: Exclusivity - 45% (circa. 148,950 tonnes per annum)
Lot 2: Contract Waste: Exclusivity - 30% (circa. 99,300 tonnes per annum)
Lot 3: Contract Waste: Exclusivity - 25% (circa. 82,750 tonnes per annum)

Applicants may apply for one, two or three Lots. The Authority will apply the selection criteria outlined in the procurement documents to limit the number of applicants taken through to the dialogue stage.

Bidders should note that, should they submit a Tender for more than one Lot, they must be able to deliver the Services in relation to each such Lot for which they are successful. Bidders should confirm, if submitting a Tender for more than one Lot, that it can deliver all of the relevant Services and tonnage in relation to all such Lots.

Although the Authority intends to conduct a staged procedure, it does not intend to reduce the
number of bidders down during the dialogue stage by applying the award criteria