Sweeper and Gully Waste – Recycling / Disposal

Award

Buyers

Flintshire County Council

Value

£300,000

Suppliers

SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd

Classifications

Gully cleaning and emptying services

Tags

award
contract

Published

3 years ago

Description

Flintshire County Council currently has a gully emptying and sweeper waste transfer pad, which is located on our Brookhill landfill site in Buckley and is used to bulk all of the sweeper and gully emptying vehicle waste collected from the highway before it is sent on for treatment and processing.
This tender is for the transport, acceptance, processing and recycling of sweeper and gully waste arising from road and street cleaning operations.
The objective of the tender is to select the most economical advantageous tender (MEAT) option for the recovery of the Council’s mixed sweeper waste and gully emptying waste, whilst maximising recycling/reuse opportunities.
The key elements to the tender for the tenderer to consider:
Disposal route/s – with a view to maximising recovery opportunities (through reuse)
Haulage options – maintaining optimum efficiency for the council by providing flexible and cost effective haulage options.

Similar Contracts

Open

Ross-on-Wye Lengthsman Scheme

Schedule of Works for Ross-on-Wye 1) Highway Gully Maintenance General a) All gullies shall be inspected prior to the commencement of any maintenance, all litter, stones, branches, and other debris that have the potential to cause personal injury or damage to machinery, equipment and installations shall be removed and disposed of by the Contractor. b) The Contractor shall take clear before and after photographs of each gully inspected and/or cleaned, as part of the due diligence requirements for Herefordshire County Council. Standard a) Should the Contractor cause damage to the surface or gullies during maintenance operations whether or not the Authorised Officer has agreed to such operations take place, the Contractor shall reinstate such damage to the satisfaction of and within the time period stipulated by the Authorised Officer. In failing to do so, the Authorised Officer may instruct other persons to carry out such work with the cost of so doing being deducted from monies due to or becoming due to the Contractor or recovered as a debt. b) To ensure the programme of gully cleaning is efficient it is good practice to use the recorded silt levels when determining the frequency of cleaning. For example, if a gully is more prone to becoming full of silt and therefore working less effectively then it will be programmed for more frequent cleaning. This may mean that some gullies are cleaned more than once a year and others will be cleaned less than once a year. c) The gully cleaning programme is designed to clean all known gullies at least once during the year. d) Missed gullies should be revisited at the earliest opportunity to ensure that maintenance is carried out. Any broken or damaged gully lids must be reported to the Authorising Officer, jammed gullies should be freed from all obstructions and every effort must be made to carry out programmed maintenance. e) Where it is apparent that problems exist that cannot be dealt with through gully cleaning operations or routine maintenance activities or where there are capacity issues in the underlying drainage network, such issues must be brought to the attention of the Authorising Officer. f) The Contractor is to provide an Annual Maintenance Plan, which is to be approved by the Authorising Officer prior to any work commencing. Specification of works a) Each gully on B,C & U classification of roads within Ross-on-Wye will be visited at least once per contract year (Appendix C) b) Out let pipes must be checked to ensure that they are not blocked or silted up. If they are found to be silted up, then this must be removed as far as it is practical to do so and jetted to ensure water flow. c) A record of completed gullies must be submitted to the Authorised Officer containing a list of road names and number of gullies completed, plus any gullies missed along with any that are requiring remedial action, accompanied by clear before and after photographs. 2) The Environment a) The Contractor shall ensure that every effort is made to prevent pollution of the environment and harm to human health. Where possible and practical, only biodegradable, non-toxic, non-hazardous materials and substances shall be used in carrying out the Service. b) The Contractor shall take all necessary preventative measures to ensure that no aqueous waste or contaminated water arising from the provision of the Service enters the public waterways, or watercourses. c) The Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions to minimise noise from any vehicles, plant and machinery used in the delivery of the Service. d) The Contractor shall make arrangements to ensure that litter and organic waste e.g. leaves are segregated to enable recycling and composting. 3) Waste disposal (including organic waste) a) The Contractor shall be registered to the satisfaction of the Council, prior to Commencement of the Contract, as a waste carrier and shall meet all costs in connection with this registration. b) Unless otherwise agreed by the Authorised Officer, the disposal of waste generated in the execution of this Contract must be disposed of in an approved processing facility. c) All organic/green waste (including leaves) collected in the delivery of this Contract must be diverted from landfill. Litter and other contaminants shall be removed from such waste as far as is practicably possible. The Contractor shall make his own arrangements for the disposal of organic/green waste. The cost of the disposal of all green waste, leaves and contaminates collected within the green waste shall be borne by the Contractor. d) The Contractor shall include all waste disposal costs within their Fixed Price submission. e) The Contractor will submit copies of Waste Transfer Notes and Weighbridge Tickets with their monthly invoice to ensure compliance. Appendix C - Site Plans 1) Highway Gully Maintenance Road Number Road Name Frequency B4234 Walford Road Once B4234 Copse Cross Street Once B4234 Broad Street Twice B4234 Brookend Street Twice B4234 Overross Street Once B4234 Ledbury Road Once B4260 Wilton Road Once B4260 High Street Once B4260 Gloucester Road Once C1273 Smallbrook Road Once C1273 Millpond Street Once C1273 Brampton Street Once C1274 Archenfield Road Once C1276 Roman Way Once C1279 Alton Road Once U70262 The Glebe Once U70262 Parsons Croft Once U70265 The Mead Once U70422 Overross Farm Once U70423 Overross Close Once U70436 Oak Tree Rise Once U70438 Frome Valley Way Once U70439 Three Choirs Close Once U70440 Sugarloaf Cresent Once U70600 Wye Street Once U70601 Edde Cross Street Once U70601 Trenchard Street Once U70602 New Street Once U70603 Kyrle Street Once U70604 Homs Road Twice U70605 Cawor Arch Road Once U70606 Nursery Road Once U70607 Hill Street Once U70608 Henry Street Once U70609 Station Street Once U70610 Cantilupe Road Once U70611 Woodview Lane Once U70612 Ryefield Road Once U70613 Weston Grove Once U70614 North Road Once U70615 Station Approach Once U70616 Checkley Close Once U70618 Brookfield Road Once U70619 Mount Pleasant Once U70620 Oak Road Once U70621 Brampton Ave Once U70622 Brampton Close Once U70623 Cawdor Once U70624 Three Crosses Road Once U70625 Three Crosses Close Once U70626 Hill View Road Once U70627 Springfield Road Once U70628 Mayhill Road Once U70629 Wallhouse Road Once U70642 Verschoyle Gardens Once U70643 Oaklands Court Once U70644 Vaga Crescent Once U70645 Quarry Close Once U70648 Brookmead Once U70649 Market Place Once U70650 Primrose Close Once U70651 Orchid Close Once U70652 Bluebell Close Once U70653 Honeysuckle Close Once U70654 Foxglove Close Once U70655 Court Road Once U70656 Arundel Close Once U70657 Berkeley Close Once U70659 Beechwood Once U70660 Great Western Court Once U70662 Grammer School Close Once U70663 Smallbrook Gardens Once U70665 Blenheim Close Once U70664 Rudhall Meadow Once U70666 Chatsworth Close Once U70667 Sandringham Close Once U70668 Riverview Once U70669 Old Tannery Way Once U70670 Beamhouse Drive Once U70671 Saddlers Rise Once U70672 Cordwainers Lane Once U70701 Camp Road Once U70702 Waterside Once U70703 Park Walk Once U70704 Alton Close Once U70705 Chase Side Once U70706 Chase Road Once U70707 Old Gloucester Road Once U70708 Church Street Once U70708 Old Maids Once U70709 Church Close Once U70710 Royal Parade Once U70710 St Marys Street Once U70712 Redhill Road Once U70713 Middleton Ave Once U70714 The Shrubbery Once U70715 Palmerston Road Once U70716 Ashfield Cresent Once U70718 Kent Ave Once U70717 The Avenue Once U70719 Sussex Ave Once U70720 Merrivale Lane Once U70721 Princess Way Once U70722 The Gresleys Once U70724 Blake Ave Once U70725 Woodland View Once U70726 Lakeside Drive Once U70727 Merrivale Cresent Once U70728 Merrivale Ave Once U70729 Eastfirld Ave Once U70730 Fernbank Road Once U70731 Woodmeadow Road Once U70732 Chapel Road Once U70733 Tudor Street Once U70734 Tudor Rise Once U70735 Tudor Rise Once U70736 Tudor Rise Once U70737 Walford Ave Once U70738 Purland Once U70740 Duxmere Drive Once U70741 Goodrich Close Once U70742 Falaise Close Once U70743 Tinitern Close Once U70744 Conde Close Once U70745 Vectis Close Once U70746 Glevum Close Once U70747 Isca Close Once U70748 Juniper Close Once U70749 Corinium Road Once U70750 Danum Road Once U70751 Watking Street Once U70752 Bakers Oak Once U70753 Laburnum Close Once U70754 Rowan Close Once U70755 Sycamore Close Once U70756 Beech Close Once U70757 Lincoln Close Once U70758 Silver Birches Once U70759 Redwood Close Once U70760 ACCESS ROAD ALTON ROAD INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Once U70761 Firsmead Once This list is to be used as a guide only

Published 6 hours ago

Open

T25-158ENV Provision of Services for Drainage and Interceptor Cleaning

Derry City and Strabane District Council has a requirement for the provision of services for drainage and interceptor training for a period of 12 months from April 2026 to March 2027. Your submission must be submitted via etendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

Published 1 week ago

Open

Dynamic Purchasing System for Drainage Investigations and CCTV Surveys - ON-GOING APPLICATION

This Contract Notice is to inform the market that the Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Drainage Investigations and CCTV Surveys has been extended for a further year until 30th November 2026, in accordance with the DPS Agreement and original tender documentation. Carmarthenshire County Council established this DPS for the provision of Drainage Investigations and CCTV Surveys on 1st December 2020 for an initial period of up to 4 years. The DPS is operated on a fully electronic basis and is open to new entrants throughout its term who meet the minimum criteria specified in the DPS documents. The Council is seeking to appoint contractors to undertake drainage surveys using specialist equipment and cameras that pass through or zoom up culverts and pipes to record their condition and location. The surveys are required as part of the Council’s statutory duties under the Flood and Water Management Act 2010, the Highways Act (1980) and for Asset Management purposes. The requirement is for surveys only, not repairs. Existing suppliers appointed to the DPS do not need to re-apply.

Carmarthenshire County Council

Published 2 weeks ago

AI Bid Assistant

Our AI-powered tool to help you create winning bids is coming soon!

View Contract Source Save Contract

Organisation

Flintshire County Council

Regional or local authority

Paul Murphy

[email protected]

+44 1352701725

+44 2079477501

Timeline complete

Publish

Bid

Evaluate

Award

Complete