Management and collection of waste 19 12 12 resulting from the shredding of waste with code 20 03 07 – bulky waste with a total quantity of up to 1400 Mg

This tender concerns the management and removal of waste classified under code 19 12 12, specifically other waste (including substances and objects) from mechanical waste processing. This waste is generated as a result of shredding bulky waste (code 20 03 07). The estimated total quantity of waste requiring management and removal is up to 1400 Mg. The contracting authority reserves the right to reduce the quantity of waste to be managed, which will not lead to the termination of the contract or changes to its terms. The actual quantity of waste will be determined by the current needs of the contracting authority. The contract will be executed successively over a period of 90 days, commencing from the date of contract signing, up to a cumulative quantity of 1400 Mg. The execution will follow a schedule outlining minimum weekly collections. This procurement opportunity is relevant for entities specializing in waste management and processing, particularly those equipped to handle large volumes of shredded bulky waste. The scope includes both the processing and transportation of the specified waste streams. Interested parties should review the attached schedule for details on minimum weekly collection requirements and be prepared to manage fluctuating quantities based on the contracting authority's operational needs throughout the 90-day execution period.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Waste Management and Municipal Services. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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