CBC-2172-T-SD Waste Treatment Disposal Capacity

Buyer
Central Bedfordshire Council
Value
£8,300,000
Closes
26 November 2026
Where
Shefford, the East of England
Type
Open tender

In plain English

Central Bedfordshire Council wants companies to take waste it cannot dispose of through its normal routes, acting as a backup disposal option. The contract, worth about £8.3 million, is split into four lots: general residual and fly-tipped waste, persistent organic pollutants (POPs), hazardous items such as fridges, fluorescent tubes and batteries, and paint. The council is buying treatment and disposal capacity on a contingency basis, not a fixed volume of work.

What the buyer wants

• Provide treatment and disposal capacity for residual and fly-tipped waste, up to 8,000 tonnes a year • Treat POPs waste (about 1,000 to 1,500 tonnes a year) and hazardous items from the council's four household waste recycling centres, including fridges/freezers, fluorescent tubes, batteries and paint (about 280 tonnes a year) • Submit a tender for one or more lots through the In-tend portal, within the word limits, before the closing deadline

Lots

Likely requirements

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The lots require permitted treatment and disposal capacity of up to 8,000 tonnes a year, so a small business without its own licensed facility would most likely be ruled out.

How to bid

This is an open tender: any eligible business can respond directly to the buyer by the deadline, with no framework membership needed.

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