FURTHER COMPETITION CALL-OFF Via ESPO Consortium ESPO Framework 379 - Waste & Recycling Collection and Disposal Services (Lots 1, 3 & 4)
£400,000
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- £400,000
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Bath Spa University is a medium-sized university with approximately 6,000 students and 1,000 staff. Our vision is to be a leading university in creativity culture and enterprise and we recognise the critical role our staff have in delivering that vision. The aspiration of our 2020 Strategy is that our staff are engaged and feel empowered, accountable, and valued for what they do, and proud to be at the heart of our vibrant creative staffing community. The University shall appoint a single provider Via ESPO Consortium Framework 379 - Waste & Recycling Collection and Disposal Services (Lots 1, 3 & 4): Lot 1 - General Waste (Collection and Disposal) Services Lot 3 - Mixed Recycling (Collection and Disposal) Services Lot 4 - Food Waste Recycling (Collection and Disposal) Services 3 & 4) Bath Spa University scope is for: • General Waste (Collection and Disposal via energy from waste) Services • Mixed Recycling (Collection and Disposal via MRF) Services. The provider must demonstrate the UK or EU-based endpoints for recycled materials, or provide robust supply chain information and reasoning for other international destinations • Food Waste Recycling (Collection and Disposal via Anaerobic Digestion and energy recovery) Services
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