Awarded contract

NEWS Bulk Haulage Tender 2024

Details

Supplier(s)
Greenhaul Ltd
Value
£496,533
Topic
Refuse transport services
Published
28 June 2024

Tender description

This tender is for a single service provider to transport bulk haulage of mixed dry recyclables and green waste to transfer stations within the counties of Suffolk and Norfolk. Lot 1: Norse Environmental Waste Services (NEWS) is seeking a single service provider for their internal bulk haulage arrangements for Mixed Dry Recyclable's (MDR) and Green Waste from Transfer stations located in the Norfolk and Suffolk area.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date17 June 2024
  2. Completed: Award published28 June 2024
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About the buyer

Norse Group Limited is a local authority trading company wholly owned by Norfolk County Council, and buys through its own procurement team. The procurement function works alongside the estates, facilities management, compliance and design teams. Larger supply contracts are split into regional lots, such as multi-temperature food for establishments in the East of England and the South East.

Sourcing routes include national frameworks, direct awards and bespoke procedures.

Over the past 5 years, most of Norse Group Limited's contract awards have been in construction work, sports, games and art supplies and waste, cleaning and environmental services.

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