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Refuse recycling services

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The authority is now seeking to award a contract for the receipt, treatment, recovery, recycling and disposal by the contractor of contract waste collected by the authority or on behalf of the authority and delivered to the contractor. This contract waste shall comprise of fractions from domestic and commercial collections, recycling centres and street cleansing. A minimum 70 per cent of the total contract waste delivered by the authority (and/or its contractors) in a NILAS year (or part of a NILAS year, in the case of the first and last years of the contract) is diverted from landfill and that a minimum of 5 per cent recycling is extracted from a the total contract waste. The authority is now seeking to award a contract for the receipt, treatment, recovery, recycling and disposal by the contractor of contract waste collected by the authority or on behalf of the authority and delivered to the contractor. This contract waste shall comprise of fractions from domestic and commercial collections, recycling centres and street cleansing. A minimum 70 per cent of the total contract waste delivered by the authority (and/or its contractors) in a NILAS year (or part of a NILAS year, in the case of the first and last years of the contract) is diverted from landfill and that a minimum of 5 per cent recycling is extracted from a the total contract waste.

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Publish date

5 years ago

Buyer information

Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council

Contact:
Ciaran McLogan
Email:
ciaran.mclogan@armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk

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Notice topics

Household-refuse disposal servicesRefuse and waste related servicesRefuse collection servicesRefuse disposal and treatmentRefuse recycling servicesRefuse transport services

Related topics

Domestic servicesManpower services for householdsServices of industrial workersServices of commercial workersServices of commercial and industrial workersBotanical and zoological garden services and nature reserve services

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