Waste Categories Sample Clauses

Waste Categories. 9.1 The separate waste streams the Contractor(s) will be required to manage under this framework are specified in sections 25.1 to 25.6 of this specification. This list is not exhaustive and may be subject to change throughout the life of the contract. 9.2 Contractor(s) at Mini Competition stage will be requested to disclose subcontractors/third parties that may be utilised to provide the service to the Participating Authority.
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Waste Categories. The separate waste streams the Contractor(s) will be required to manage under this framework are specified in sections 25.1 to 25.6 of this specification. This list is not exhaustive and may be subject to change throughout the life of the contract. Contractor(s) at Mini Competition stage will be requested to disclose subcontractors/third parties that may be utilised to provide the service to the Participating Authority. The service schedule requirements for the Participating Authority(s) will be provided within the Mini Competition document for each individual Participating Authority(s). The Participating Authority(s) encourages Contractors to provide any suggestions to improve the service schedules or the use of alternative waste holding/storage equipment. Proposals should be outlined in writing within the Mini Competition tender proposal and any associated costs should be included in the Mini Competition Offer Schedule. Variations in service requirements will be notified to the Contractor(s) as and when required. The period of notice for variations will be subject to individual participating Participating Authority/Participating Authority service criteria. A mechanism for agreeing variations will be agreed between the Participating Authority(s) and the Contractor(s) prior to the contract award. Contractors are required to provide a proposed mechanism for agreeing variations as part of their submission for NHS SBS consideration. Please note that the locations/collections frequencies and other details may be subject to change during the contract term. The Participating Authority(s) reserve the right to add or delete sites as appropriate.
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Waste Categories. The waste categories were developed based on waste type, treatment technologies, and regulatory requirements and are described below.
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Waste Categories. For the purposes of this contract, a number of separate waste streams have been identified that the Bidder will be required to manage under this contract. However, this list is not exhaustive and will be subject to change throughout the contract period. Any changes and potential cost impacts are to be negotiated between the contractor and the Trusts. The Bidder is required to provide pricing for the separate groups of waste which are listed below : (and as detailed in Documents 2 2.1 and 2.2):- Isotopes Clinical Waste General Municipal Waste Recyclables Mercury Scrap Metal Glass Waste Kitchen Oil Lab Chemicals Estates Chemicals Paint IT Equipment Fridges Fluorescent tubes Furniture Mattresses Toner Carts Shredding (IT Data) Cytotoxics Drugs Food Cardboard Aerosols Batteries Body Parts & Foetal Tissue X-ray Films 6 Specification Requirements 6.1 Bedford Hospital NHS Trust, Luton and Dunstable University Hospital and Xxxxxx Keynes University NHS Foundation Trust As each Trust functions independently, the individual requirements of each Trust are detailed in he following section. 6.2 The Bidder is required to provide a Total Waste Management service to the locations and at the requencies specified in Documents 2 (Luton & Dunstable Hospital NHS Trust), Document 2.1 (Bedford Hospital NHS Trust) and Document 2.2 (Xxxxxx Keynes University NHS Foundation Trust) 6.3 The Trusts requires the Bidder to provide new compliant waste containers, including containers or recyclables, as defined by legislation or to be agreed with the Trusts. 6.4 Segregated waste will be delivered by Trust staff to central locations ready for collection. Not used
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Waste Categories. 4.1 This Lot covers the provision of a safe, sustainable and compliant managed solution for the management of medical sharps waste utilising reusable sharps containers. This will include the implementation, supply, collection, cleaning and return of such containers. 4.2 The definition of Medical Sharps Waste is set out in the Health Technical Memorandum HTM 07-01. 4.3 Waste under this Lot may include (but is not limited to): • Needles • Hypodermic needles • Scalpels and other blades • Trocars • Infusion sets • Saws • Broken glass • Sharps contaminated with cytotoxic and cytostatic medicinal products • Medicines including DOOP bins (Disposal Of Old Pharmaceuticals) 4.4 In addition to items contaminated with medical / bio hazardous waste such as broken glassware, glassware with sharp edges or points, Pasteur pipettes, glass slides etc. and other wastes that are generated as part of the Sharps Service i.e. plaster casts, single use dental equipment, medicinally contaminated items and single use surgical instruments, whether recyclable or non-recyclable etc.
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Waste Categories. Where appropriate, waste must be segregated from other waste streams and subject to separate containment and labelling.
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