Tenders of Kolding Kommune

The tender for this agreement covers the treatment and disposal of wood waste that the contracting authority receives at the contracting authority's five (5) recycling sites. The contracting authority's collected wood waste must be treated by the tenderer as a minimum as waste intended for recycling or better in accordance with Section 12 of the Waste Executive Order and the Environmental Protection Act. The contracting authority will transport the fraction to the reception facility specified by the supplier. The contracting authority will deliver the waste via its own container transport. The waste fraction will consist of clean wood, designated as A2 - wood. The volume is purely indicative and is based on historical figures, which is why they cannot be taken as an expression of a guaranteed future turnover. The contracting authority has no control over what is delivered to the recycling sites, which is why the quantities stated will therefore be subject to a certain degree of uncertainty. The total monthly delivery of wood waste from the contracting authority has historically varied over the year and has been between 100 and 450 tons per month. The contracting authority does not sort or clean the collected fraction(s) before they are transferred to the supplier. The supplier must accept that up to 5% missorting may occur per load. Reference is also made to the tender documents' contract annex 1 - service description for a more detailed description of the tendered tasks.

Denmark – Refuse And Waste Related Services – Offentligt Udbud Vedr. Behandling Og Afsætning Af Træaffald

The tender concerns staff and Christmas gifts for Kolding Municipality. The tender is being carried out as a public tender, cf. the Public Tender Act, which means that anyone can submit a tender. The tender documents consist of: •tender notice •tender conditions •tender lists •appendices •framework agreement with annexes The agreement with the winning tenderer must be concluded on the basis of the attached framework agreement. The tenderer is hereby informed that changes may be made to the tender documents after publication thereof, including changes to the requirements specification and the tender conditions. The tenderer is therefore urged to keep informed about the tender on an ongoing basis. It is noted that the requirements in the framework agreement and the requirements specification are to be regarded as contractual requirements, while the requirements in Section 9.1 are competition parameters. No requirement in the tender documents shall be understood as a minimum requirement, unless explicitly referred to as such.

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