Contract for the Design, Build, Management & Operation of a Household Waste Recycling Facility for the Residents of Stockton on Tees & Middlesbrough Borough Councils

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3 years ago

Description

Contract for the Design, Build, Management & Operation of a Household Waste
Recycling Facility for the Residents of Stockton on Tees & Middlesbrough Borough
Councils.
The facility will allow residents of the two boroughs to dispose of additional
household waste which is not ordinarily collected by the respective councils. This
includes items such as wood, hardcore & rubble, cardboard, glass, garden waste,
scrap metal etc. The site needs to be capable of accepting between 25-30 thousand
tonnes of material per annum.
The facility needs to achieve high rates of recycling and aim to minimise waste sent
for energy recovery and landfill wherever possible. The site also needs to place a key
emphasis on high levels of customer service and ensure an efficient experience for
residents on site.
Any potential new facility provided by the Operator needs to meet the Council's
criteria of being in a non-residential area and near major road networks to be
accessible to residents of the two boroughs.
An indicative site location map is provided within the tender documentation.

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