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NOE CPC Total Waste Management Services III

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£800,000,000
value
GBP
7 Feb 2025
awarded
27
suppliers named

Who

Buyer North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative — not a council we hold
Supplier Biffa Waste Services Ltd
Supplier B&M Waste Services Ltd
Supplier Concept Management Consulting Limited
Supplier Datashredders Limited
Supplier Go Green
Supplier ICT REVERSE ASSET MANAGEMENT LIMITED
Supplier Keenan Recycling Ltd
Supplier Medisort Limited
Supplier Mitie Waste & Environmental Services Ltd Primary
Supplier PA Moody Recycling Limited
Supplier phs Ltd
Supplier Protech Group
Supplier Rentokil Initial UK Ltd
Supplier Restore Datashred Limited
Supplier Restore Technology Limited
Supplier SHARPSMART LIMITED
Supplier Shredall SDS Group
Supplier Shred-it Limited
Supplier Shred Station Limited
Supplier SRCL Ltd
Supplier Stone Technologies Ltd
Supplier SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd
Supplier TES-AMM UK LTD
Supplier Tradebe Healthcare National Ltd
Supplier uniscope
Supplier Veolia ES(UK) Limited Primary
Supplier YORWASTE LIMITED

What

This framework agreement is split into 11 Lots covering the main waste services contracted by the NHS and wider public sector bodies. It aims to provide a compliant route to market for contracting authorities for a safe, sustainable, and efficient waste management service covering: Lot 1A - General/Domestic Waste (Hazardous & Non-Hazardous) Lot 1B - Food Waste Lot 1C - WEEE Waste Lot 2A - Healthcare Offensive Waste Lot 2B - Healthcare Alternative Treatment Lot 2C - Healthcare High Temperature Incineration Lot 3 - Reusable Sharps & Related Waste Lot 4 - Washroom Waste Lot 5A - Confidential Shredding Lot 5B - Secure IT (WEEE) Recycling & Recovery Lot 5C - Uniforms & Textiles

Dates and source

Runs 17 Jan 2025 to 16 Jan 2029
OCID ocds-b5fd17-f6d078b6-c3f0-4cd2-8b85-62c82ccc88ac
Notice Read it on Contracts Finder

Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.