Refuse and waste related services

Description

The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) as the Contracting Authority is tendering for the provision of waste management services. The framework consists of 2 lots: — the provision of general, recycling, hazardous, WEEE and horse waste management services, — the provision of clinical and offensive waste management services. Duration of the Framework Agreement: duration in month(s): 48 This framework is open for use by the following organisations: — Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), — London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA) (London Fire Brigade). London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA) will have the right to call-off under the Framework Agreement. However, MOPAC are unable to give an accurate indication of the demand. If LFEPA were to enter into call-off contracts for the services, the aggregate estimated value of all call-off contracts entered into under the Framework Agreement may be between 8 300 000 EUR and 19 500 000 EUR. The waste service shall consist of the collection from any location within the MPS Greater London District and reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal (in line with the EU waste hierarchy and in support of circular economy principles) of the following: — general waste, — recyclable waste, — food waste, — hazardous Waste (including hazardous components and hazardous substances) as defined in the List of Wastes/EWC, — waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) as defined in the List of Wastes/EWC, — vehicle Waste, — horse Manure and bedding. All feeds used by the MPS are GM Free and the bedding is a shredded wood which is suitable for composting. 100 % of MPS horse manure is currently reused off site as allotment fertiliser, — specialist operational Waste, — bulky waste, — the collection from designated collection points, movement to approved disposal facility and recycling of restricted paper waste, — the on-site witnessed shredding of protectively marked waste at MPS premises. The waste service shall consist of the collection from any location within the MPS Greater London District and reuse, recycling (where applicable), recovery or disposal (in line with the EU waste hierarchy) of the following: — offensive waste from all areas on site where it is generated. This may be from inside the building (for example feminine hygiene). For planned services, this is likely to be (but not limited to) external areas (sometimes multiple locations externally — i.e. dog faeces collection points (preferably remove, replenish sacks from bins) — clinical waste. Clinical waste within custody will be treated as potentially infectious, as there is a greater risk in terms of infection control than a general public healthcare setting.