Merseyside Waste Disposal Authority
Merseyside Waste Disposal Authority Future Arrangements for Waste Management
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The Authority is obliged to comply with the public procurement regime.
A fair and transparent process will be undertaken which will be designed to arrive at the right decision without being overly burdensome.
To ensure that this forthcoming process is successful for both the Authority and the appointed supplier, it is important to design a procurement process which facilitates the best possible result supported by a contract model which enables innovation, flexibility and encourages true partnership.
The Authority’s proposed route to market is to run a competitive flexible procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023.
The Authority's proposed procurement timetable is set out below.
The Authority would like to highlight that the procurement will be undertaken quickly and efficiently.
To that end, the Authority has secured internal and external resource to ensure that the timetable is delivered.
The Authority will require interested tenderers to mobilise to support the bidding process quickly and then deploy resource to ensure that they meet the key milestones set out below. • Procurement Launch - January 2027 • Dialogue commences with shortlisted Tenderers - April 2027 • Contract Award - October 2028 • Works Commencement - October 2028 • Start of Commissioning (Import and Processing Halls) - Summer 2030 • Closure of Existing MRF and conversion to Export Hall - Autumn 2030 • New MRF Service Commencement Date - Spring 2031 • Contract Expiry Date - September 2053
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The Authority is obliged to comply
The Authority is obliged to comply with the public procurement regime.
To ensure that this forthcoming process is
To ensure that this forthcoming process is successful for both the Authority and the appointed supplier, it is important to design a procurement process which facilitates the best possible result supported by a contract model which enables innovation, flexibility and encourages true partnership.
To that end, the Authority has secured
To that end, the Authority has secured internal and external resource to ensure that the timetable is delivered.
The Authority will require interested tenderers
The Authority will require interested tenderers to mobilise to support the bidding process quickly and then deploy resource to ensure that they meet the key milestones set out below.
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