Soft market testing in relation to residual municipal waste treatment capacity in advance of the Biodegradable Municipal Waste to Landfill Ban in 2025
4 Central Belt of Scotland Councils comprising Stirling, Perth and Kinross, Falkirk, and Clackmannanshire require a residual waste treatment solution. They wish to discuss their requirements with the market by holding a series of virtual meetings, via Microsoft Teams, whereby potential suppliers can discuss how the Council’s requirements can be met and how a procurement can best be tailored to suit.
Buyer
Stirling Council
Value
Not provided
Published
19 Mar 2021
Closes
19 Mar 2021
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM77
Procurement method
Not provided
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
90500000
Refuse and waste related services
45222110
Waste disposal site construction work
Lots
Lot 1 Soft market testing in relation to residual municipal waste treatment capacity in advance of the Biodegradable Municipal Waste to Landfill Ban in 2025
Value not provided
A group of Scottish Local Authorities, comprising of Stirling, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Perth & Kinross Councils intend to work in collaboration to procure residual municipal waste treatment capacity in advance of the Biodegradable Municipal Waste to Landfill Ban in 2025. They are seeking a contract or contracts that offer best value through maximising...
Delivery: Scotland
Documents
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19 Mar 2021
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Soft market testing in relation to residual municipal waste treatment capacity in advance of the Biodegradable Municipal Waste to Landfill Ban in 2025
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4 Central Belt of Scotland Councils comprising Stirling, Perth and Kinross, Falkirk, and Clackmannanshire require a residual waste treatment solution. They wish to discuss their requirements with the market by holding a series of virtual me...
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