Tenders Are Invited For Collection And Management Of Municipal Waste Generated On Residential Properties In The Czyże Commune

1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Collection, Transport And Management Of Municipal Waste From Owners Of Residential Properties Located In The Czyże Commune. 2. The Subject Of The Order Includes: 1) Collection Of Municipal Waste From Owners Of Residential Properties Located In The Czyże Commune; 2) Equipping All Residential Properties With Bags For Selective Waste Collection; 3) Collection Of The Following Waste From The Selective Municipal Waste Collection Point In Czyże: A) Furniture And Other Large-Sized Waste, B) Used Electrical And Electronic Equipment (Waste Electronic And Electrical Equipment Should Be Complete), C) Used Tires Up To 20 Inches, D) Textiles And Clothing, E) Hazardous Waste (Packaging From Paints, Solvents And Oils, Packaging From Aerosols). 4) Placing An Appropriate Container Expired Medicines And Collection And Disposal Of Expired Medicines; 5) Placing An Appropriate Container For Waste That Does Not Qualify As Medical Waste Generated In The Household As A Result Of Injecting Medicinal Products And Monitoring The Level Of Substances In The Blood, In Particular Needles And Syringes, As Well As Collecting And Managing This Waste; 6) Placing A Container For Used Small Batteries And Accumulators And Collecting And Managing This Waste. 3. The Contractor Collecting Municipal Waste Is Obliged To Transfer Separately Collected Municipal Waste Collected From Property Owners To Waste Recovery And Disposal Installations, In Accordance With The Principle Of Proximity Referred To In The Waste Act Of December 14, 2012 (Journal Of Laws Of 2026, Item 1328, Consolidated Text), Unsegregated Municipal Waste Directly To The Municipal Installation And To Manage The Collected Waste In Accordance With The Waste Management Hierarchy Resulting From Applicable Legal Provisions And In A Way That Ensures Achievement Of Appropriate Levels Of Recycling, Preparation For Re-Use And Recovery By Other Methods, And Limiting The Mass Of Biodegradable Municipal Waste Sent To Landfill.