WCC Inert waste collection, haulage and reprocessing

2026-11-03

Warwickshire County Council (the Council) is responsible for arranging the reprocessing of waste collected at its HWRCs. Eight of the HWRCs are operated directly by the Council, while Judkins HWRC is operated on the Council's behalf by a Supplier. The waste management team ensures that waste from the HWRCs is managed in accordance with the waste hierarchy and the Council's waste strategy. To support this, the Council has a number of contracts in place for the reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal of waste materials brought into the site by the public, the waste collection authorities and traders. The location of Warwickshire HWRCs is shown in Annex A. The number and location of HWRCs, together with site operational practices may be subject to change throughout the life of the contract. 1.2 One of the waste materials the Council needs to have a reprocessing contract for is inert waste. Therefore, the Council is seeking a single contract covering the collection/ haulage and reprocessing requirement for Inert Waste. 1.3 The Council is looking for the provision of a service which will include all the following core requirements, each of these points are fully expanded in the specification: Collection and haulage Provision of a safe collection and haulage service for Inert Waste from specified HWRCs, as requested by the Council and within the specified response times. Permitted facilities. Provision and operation of a suitable Environment Agency permitted Delivery Point(s) and End Destination site(s) for the safe receipt and reprocessing of Inert Waste from the HWRCs. Acceptance of Inert Waste delivered directly by, or on behalf of, the Council at the Supplier's permitted facilities Reprocessing and compliance The safe reprocessing of Inert Waste, in accordance with all relevant legislation and regulatory requirements, to produce recycled or reusable products/outputs that meet quality standards and/ or end of waste criteria. With a minimum reuse or recycling rate of 95% by tonnage.

United Kingdom (UK)

2026-10-17