Disposal Routes for Screenings Waste
What the buyer wrote
Screening waste is Anglian Water's largest waste stream by tonnage at approximately 7000-8000 tonnes annually across the Anglian Water region, all of which is sent to landfill as that is currently the only viable outlet. This equates to 88% of the wastes Anglian Water send to landfill (2021/22 data). The screenings waste (EWC 19 08 01) is prominently made up of wet wipe, sanitary products, and other wastes that are screened out before the Water Recycling Centre treatment processes. There is a desire to move away from landfill with its negative environmental impacts and increase company reputation and promote our circularity by viewing the wastes as a resource or product.
This is advance notice of work a buyer expects to put out. There is nothing to bid for yet and no closing date to miss. Which notices mean you can bid, and which mean you cannot.
Details
- What the buyer calls it
- Disposal Routes for Screenings Waste
- How they are buying
- The buyer did not say
- Type
- services
- Where
- in Yorkshire and The Humber, in the East Midlands, in the East of England, in the South East
Who the buyer named
Laura Elleray was the named contact on this notice.