Tenders Are Invited For Refuse Disposal And Treatment – ​​Delivery Of Residual Waste For Saturation Aec

Refuse Disposal And Treatment – ​​Delivery Of Residual Waste For Saturation Aec. To Safeguard The Capacity Of Its Waste-To-Energy Plant, Ivago Is Looking For One (Or More) Provider(S) To Supply Waste That Falls Under One (Or More) Of The Eural Codes Below: - Code 19.12.12: Non-Hazardous Waste (Including Mixtures Of Materials) From Mechanical Waste Processing. - Code 18.01.04: Non-Hazardous Medical Waste. - Code 19.12.64: Sort (Sieve) Residue From Industrial Waste. - Code 20.03.01: Mixed Municipal Waste. The Subject Of The Assignment Concerns A Multi-Year (4 Years) Framework Agreement With One Or More Entrepreneurs (Max. 5) For The Saturation Of The Aec. Each Provider Must Meet Ivagos Weekly Demand And The (Technical) Safety Requirements That Ivago Prescribes When Unloading The Waste. The Total Annual Saturation Tonnage Is Expected To Be 25,000 Tonnes - This Is A Guideline Value. The Provider(S) Must Meet The Weekly Quantities That Ivago Orders. The Providers Ensure An Optimal Logistics Flow To Ivago And Register All Transports In A Timely Manner In The Ivago Registration App. The Providers Who, As Collectors, Traders Or Brokers, Supply Industrial Residual Waste For Incineration Are Responsible And Guarantee The Correct Collection And Delivery Of Industrial Residual Waste. This Means That The Collector, Trader, Broker Complies With All Provisions And Obligations Of Art. 6.1.1.4, Art 4.5.2 And Section 5.5 Of The Vlarema Apply When It Concerns Industrial Waste. The Order Concerns The Complete Logistical Supply Of 1 Or More Assigned Lots. The Waste Must Comply With One Of The Eural Codes For Which Ivago Has An Environmental Permit, Must Also Meet Ivagos Acceptance Criteria And - In The Case Of Industrial Waste - Also Comply With All Provisions And Obligations Of Vlarema. Walking Floors And Press Containers Must Meet Ivagos Technical Safety Requirements.