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Waste Transfer Stations ( predominantly for waste generated in the Breckland area of Norfolk)

Norfolk County CouncilEast of Englandservices
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What the buyer wrote

Norfolk County Council has awarded a contract for Waste Transfer Station services for the reception, handling and storage of local authority collected residual waste. This is in accordance with its statutory duties as the Waste Disposal Authority for Norfolk or any such duties that may be delegated to the County Council. Onward haulage for final treatment and/or disposal has already been separately procured.The transfer stations would also be required to receive a range of other local authority collected materials including but not limited to plasterboard, tyres and waste electrical and electronic equipment and make arrangements for their treatment and disposal as appropriate.

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Details

What the buyer calls it
Waste Transfer Stations ( predominantly for waste generated in the Breckland area of Norfolk)
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Where
in the East of England

Who the buyer named

Annie Southgate was the named contact on this notice.

annie.southgate@norfolk.gov.uk