Negotiated procedure for the awarding of the service of container rental, collection, transport, and disposal of sludge from urban wastewater treatment produced by the Contracting Authority through recovery towards destinations other than codes R3 – R10 – R12.

This tender concerns a negotiated procedure without prior competitive tendering, initiated by COMO ACQUA SRL, for the provision of essential services related to the management of sludge generated from urban wastewater treatment. The scope of work includes the rental of containers for sludge storage, followed by the collection, transportation, and subsequent disposal of these sludges. A critical aspect of this service is the requirement for recovery and disposal of the sludge towards destinations specifically excluding codes R3, R10, and R12, indicating a focus on specific, approved recovery or disposal routes. The Contracting Authority for this procedure is COMO ACQUA SRL, located in COMO, Como. The estimated value of the contract is EUR 421,151.90. The tender falls under the CPV category for sludge disposal services and is classified as a services contract. The procedure type is a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a call for competition. Tender documents were made available through the specified online portal. Following the procedure, the contract was awarded to ALAN S.R.L. for a value of EUR 1,319.90. This award value appears significantly lower than the estimated value, suggesting potential efficiencies or a partial award.

This is a services contract in the water and sanitation, information and communication technology and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on Wastewater and Warehousing. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 421,152.

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