Tenders Are Invited For Comprehensive Organization Of Waste Management In Fingrid Oyjs Operations

Comprehensive Organization Of Waste Management In Fingrid Oyjs Operations. Fingrids Goal Is To Improve The Recycling And Utilization Rate By 2025 So That The Recycling Rate Is 90% And The Utilization Rate Is 99%. The Subject Of The Acquisition Is The Waste Management Services Related To Fingrids Investment Projects, Basic Improvement Projects, Substation And Special Maintenance, Transmission Line Maintenance, And The Condition Management Of Standby Power Plants Throughout Finland (Excluding Åland). Waste Management Services Are Considered To Include, Among Others, The Following Parts: • Utilization, Recycling And/Or Processing Of Materials • Emptying Waste Collection Equipment And Transporting Waste • Waste Collection Equipment And Marking Of Collection Equipment • Electronic Ordering System For Waste Management Orders • An Electronic Reporting System That Includes, Among Other Things, Waste Accounting And The Calculation Of Recovery And Recycling Rates • Drafting And Entering Electronic Transfer Documents Into The Transfer Register • Expert Services: Training And Guidance In Finnish And English Most Of The Services Must Be Available On Weekdays From 8:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M. If Necessary And If Agreed In Advance, The Services May Also Include Evening And Weekend Work. All Of The Service Contents Presented Above Must Be Fulfilled So That The Provider Can Offer One Or Both Of The Service Entities Presented Below. The Procured Services Consist Of Two Service Entities, Of Which The Provider Can Offer One Or Two Service Entities. Suppliers Are Selected Separately For Both Service Packages. The First Service Package Consists Of Recycling And Waste Management Services In Construction And Maintenance. The Second Set Of Services Consists Of Services Related To The Emptying And Washing Of Pits And Tank Washing, As Well As The Waste Management Of The Waste Generated In These Operations. The Service Packages Are Described In More Detail In Appendices 1 And 2.