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United Kingdom-Newcastle upon Tyne: Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste – Recurrent Lead
The current contract for Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste – Recurrent Lead is projected to end on 10-JUL-20 and may be available for retender. Contract for the Provision of a Non-Clinical Waste Management Service.
Contract for the Provision of a Non-Clinical Waste Management Service.
Non-clinical Waste Management Service to include collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of non-clinical waste streams from premises owned or occupied by The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Waste streams to include General Waste, Dry Mixed Recycling, Cardboard, Scrap Metal, Glass, Green Waste, Plaster Waste and Batteries.
For Clarity – Confidential Waste and WEEE are out of scope of this contract.
Non-clinical Waste Management Service to include collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of non-clinical waste streams from premises owned or occupied by The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Waste streams to include General Waste, Dry Mixed Recycling, Cardboard, Scrap Metal, Glass, Green Waste, Plaster Waste and Batteries.
For Clarity – Confidential Waste and WEEE are out of scope of this contract.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 90524400, Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste, 19640000, Polythene waste and refuse sacks and bags, 34928480, Waste and rubbish containers and bins, 90500000, Refuse and waste related services, 90513000, Non-hazardous refuse and waste treatment and disposal services,
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