Dynamic Purchasing System for the Provision of Material Waste Reception Services in Lincolnshire

To include segregated, kerbside collected green waste delivered directly by Waste Collection Authorities; segregated green waste from HWRCs and other authorised sources.

Paper and Cardboard shall be collected separately or comingled at HWRCs. This Waste Material Category may be compacted.

Paper and cardboard shall be collected separately or comingled at HWRCs. This Waste Material Category may be compacted.

Paper and cardboard shall be collected separately or comingled at HWRCs. This Waste Material Category may be compacted.

This Waste Material Category will be a mix of wood-based products and contain clean timber along with MDF, chipboard, laminated wood, and painted wood. The Supplier will be expected to accept and process wood materials containing some metal fittings such as screws, handles and hinges. This Waste Material Category may be compacted.

The Plasterboard Waste Material Category will contain other gypsum based products such as bags of plaster powder. Bags containing plaster powder will not be considered contamination. Straw and foil backed plasterboard will form part of this Waste Material Category as gypsum based materials are not accepted at any of the Council's residual waste outlets. These Waste Materials will not be considered as contamination.

This Waste Material Category will contain rigid plastics, plastic bottles, plastic film and all other types of plastic.

Mattresses are segregated at all HWRCs and also collected at some of the Council's Waste Transfer Stations.

Soil collected at HWRCs will contain stones, small amounts of vegetation and possibly other inert materials such as concrete and pieces of bricks etc. Some HWRCs will mix soil with hardcore and rubble, however, the Council reserves the right to alter this Waste Material segregation for operational or financial reasons.

Soil collected at HWRCs will contain stones, small amounts of vegetation and possibly other inert materials such as concrete and pieces of bricks etc. Some HWRCs will mix soil with hardcore and rubble, however, the Council reserves the right to alter this Waste Material segregation for operational or financial reasons.

Soil collected at HWRCs will contain stones, small amounts of vegetation and possibly other inert materials such as concrete and pieces of bricks etc. Some HWRCs will mix soil with hardcore and rubble, however, the Council reserves the right to alter this Waste Material segregation for operational or financial reasons.

This Waste Material Category will include kerbside collected municipal waste delivered by the Waste Collection Authorities to Waste Transfer Stations for bulking and hauling. Loads may contain residual waste from the HWRCs which will be mixed in at Waste Transfer Station sites.