Organic Waste
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
As a Waste Disposal Authority, Kent County Council (KCC) has a statutory responsibility to arrange for the disposal of the organic waste collected in its area by the Waste Collection Authorities (collected at kerbside), and deposited by residents at Household Waste Recycling Centres.
KCC is awarding a new contract for the processing and disposal of organic waste, with the new services commencing on 1st April 2026.
The Provider will be required to have in place: • A waste processing facility with appropriate permitting, planning permissions and health and safety standards; • An electronic weighbridge for the weighing-in of material delivered to their facility to provide the Council with the appropriate management information (including weigh-loader transaction listings); • Robust service contingency plans to ensure continuity of services in the event of non-availability of facility, plant failure, etc. • Provision to accept blended organic waste and food waste (subject to legislation and Waste Collection Authority methods) • Regular reporting methods for tonnage processed, contamination rates, and recycling/recovery outcomes.
The overall estimated volume for this contract is circa.
95,000 tonnes per annum.
This contract is split into 'operational lots' based on regional requirements: Lot 1 - West Kent (circa.
35,953 tonnes per annum) Lot 2 - Mid Kent (circa.
34,390 tonnes per annum) Lot 3 - East Kent (circa.
23, 811 tonnes per annum) The published award values for all lots are estimates based on projected waste volumes.
These values are subject to change and will be adjusted in accordance with the actual tonnage processed throughout the contract term.
In addition, the contract includes provisions for annual price adjustments linked to the relevant Consumer Price Index (CPI) in accordance with the pricing mechanism set out in the procurement documents.
Furthermore, the contract incorporates an optional service for the processing of blended garden and food waste.
This optional element may be activated at the Authority's discretion should operational requirements necessitate this service during the contract period.
What the notice asks for
The Provider will be required to have
The Provider will be required to have in place:.
An electronic weighbridge for the weighing-in
An electronic weighbridge for the weighing-in of material delivered to their facility to provide the Council with the appropriate management information (including weigh-loader transaction listings);.
Robust service contingency plans to ensure continuity
Robust service contingency plans to ensure continuity of services in the event of non-availability of facility, plant failure, etc.
This optional element may be activated at
This optional element may be activated at the Authority's discretion should operational requirements necessitate this service during the contract period.
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