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Disposal of Paint and Recycling of Wood and Chipboard — Wolverhampton City Council | UKGovscan
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AWARDEDProcurement termination notice (UK12) · Wolverhampton City CouncilRef ocds-h6vhtk-05aa33
Disposal of Paint and Recycling of Wood and Chipboard
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Contract Value
£864,000
excluding VAT · £1,037,000 including VAT · Above the relevant threshold
The contract for the disposal of paint, and recycling of wood and chipboard is required to maintain the ongoing disposal and recycling of these products at the city's two household waste and recycling centres (HWRCs).
The contracts will ensure that paint, wood and chipboard deposited by members of the public at these HWRC sites are removed from the sites in line with the Council's disposal requirements, which are:
Paint. The Council is seeking a supplier to manage all onwards processes for Waste Paint from the Councils House Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC's) in Anchor Lane Bilston and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton, and additional addresses within the WV post code area from time to time. The supplier will collect this waste from the Council's HWRC's in Anchor Lane and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton. (Site locations are provided in Appendix 1). Supplier to supply and deliver to each HWRC site with a minimum of three Intermediate Bulk containers (IBC) (1000ltr minimum) and to arrange and replace upon request from CWC
Wood and Chipboard. The Council is seeking a supplier that shall supply containers, collect and manage all onwards processes of wood and chipboard waste from the Council's HWRC's in Anchor Lane and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton
Once collected or delivered, the contracts will ensure that the waste is disposed of, or recycled, in a manner that is compliant with current waste legislation and aims to increase the Council's recycling rate.