AUSTRALIA · TENDER
Remove and Process Mixed Paper and Cardboard
This is a Joint Tender for Blue Mountains City Council and Hawkesbury City Council. Each Council will have representatives on the tender evaluation panel. The governing body of each Council will make recommendations to award an individual contract for that Council only. This joint RFT would result in two separate contracts, one for Blue Mountains City Counci…
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Key facts
- Buyer
- Blue Mountains City Council
- Buyer address
- 2-20 Lawson Rd, Springwood, New South Wales 2777, Australia
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 03 Mar 2025
- Closed
- 08 Apr 2025
- Decision
- 06 Jul 2025
- Categories
- Waste Management & Landfill
Summary and scope
This is a Joint Tender for Blue Mountains City Council and Hawkesbury City Council. Each Council will have representatives on the tender evaluation panel. The governing body of each Council will make recommendations to award an individual contract for that Council only. This joint RFT would result in two separate contracts, one for Blue Mountains City Council and one for Hawkesbury City Council. Blue Mountains City Council and Hawkesbury City Council are not jointly liable for each other’s conduct during the procurement process. Blue Mountains City Council and Hawkesbury City Council (jointly referred to hereafter as Council), through this Request for Tender are seeking an experienced contractor to assist with the management of Mixed Paper and Cardboard delivered by customers to Council’s three Waste Management Facilities. The Mixed Paper and Cardboard is source-separated material dropped off at the facilities by residents and businesses from their vehicles or trailers into designated skip bins under the supervision of attending staff. The staff monitor what is put into these bins and remove incorrectly sorted items. An average of approximately 367 tonnes per year (~7.1 tonnes per week) of Mixed Paper and Cardboard is received across BMCC’s two waste management facilities. The Mixed Paper and Cardboard received at Blaxland Waste Management Facility (BWMF) is transported by Council to Katoomba Waste Management Facility (KWMF), where it is stored in a large building prior to collection. An average of approximately 236 tonnes per year (~4.5 tonnes per week) of Mixed Paper and Cardboard is received at HCC’s Hawkesbury City Waste Management Facility (HCWMF).
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