239_24 Provision of Washroom Services

Concepts

• refuse and waste
• leicester
• a complete washroom services solution
• washroom services
• washroom
• refuse disposal and treatment
• hazardous waste
• radioactive, toxic, or medical
• sanitary waste
• alternative waste treatment methods

Location

LEICESTER

Description

A Collaboration between ESPO, YPO and NEPO, with ESPO acting as the lead contracting authority. Provision of a complete washroom services solution, including, but not limited to, collection and disposal of sanitary waste, nappy and incontinence waste, medical waste, sharps collection, clinical waste and offensive waste. The framework also covers the provision of roller towers, hand dryers (rental), matting solutions and the supply of any and all associated washroom equipment (sanitary vending machines, air fresheners, soap dispensers, urinal sleeves, water saving taps and devices etc). The scope of the framework agreement also includes the provision of period dignity and male incontinence products and services and provides the opportunity for service providers to offer alternative waste treatment methods, such as recycling and incineration, as an alternative to sending waste collected to landfill sites.

Total Quantity or Scope

The scope of the framework agreement also includes the provision of period dignity and male incontinence products and services and provides the opportunity for service providers to offer alternative waste treatment methods, such as recycling and incineration, as opposed to sending waste collected to landfill sites.

Award Detail

Renewal Options

The framework agreement has the option to extend for up to a further 12 months. The total estimated value stated in Section II.1.7 includes the option period.

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 90500000 - Refuse and waste related services
• 90510000 - Refuse disposal and treatment
• 90520000 - Radioactive-, toxic-, medical- and hazardous waste services

Indicators

• Options are available.
• Award on basis of price.

Other Information

As a Central Purchasing Body as defined in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, the Framework Agreement is open for use by Public Bodies (defined at https://www.espo.org/amfile/file/download/file/9608/) that also fall into one of the following classifications of user throughout all administrative regions of the UK: Local Authorities; Educational Establishments (including Academies); Central Government Departments and Agencies; Police, Fire & Rescue and Coastguard Emergency Services; NHS and HSC Bodies, including Ambulance Services; Registered Charities; Registered Social Landlords; The Corporate Office of the House of Lords, The Corporate Officer of the House of Commons; or any public body established by or under the Scotland Act 1998 or any Act of the Scottish Parliament. Details of the classification of end user establishments and geographical areas are available at: https://www.espo.org/legal. ESPO has established a commercial trading company, ESPO Trading Limited, whose target clients are third sector organisations such as national and local charities, public sector mutual organisations and other organisations involved in the delivery of services to or for the public sector. The successful Supplier may be asked to enter into an additional separate framework agreement (the Second Framework) with ESPO Trading Limited on materially similar terms to that found in the tender pack to be entered into by ESPO itself. Any Second Framework agreement will be a purely commercial agreement and will, for the avoidance of doubt, not be governed by the Public Contract Regulations 2015 or other public procurement legislation. ESPO Trading Limited may enter into the second framework agreement with the successful supplier and make it available to third sector clients who themselves are not required to follow the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 or other public procurement legislation. Accordingly, this is provided for bidders information only. An eAuction process may be used to award subsequent call off contracts following the reopening of competition among the parties to the Framework Agreement.