Drainage Solution for Waste Transfer Bay

Published

25 July 2024

Estimated value

£60,000

Place of performance

UKD62

Lots

1

Notice number

023154-2024

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-04846b

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 45111240Ground-drainage work
• 45232452Drainage works
• 45232453Drains construction work
• 45332300Drain-laying work

Description

Ansa Environmental Services Ltd (Ansa) is a wholly owned company of Cheshire East Council (the Council) responsible for the Council’s waste collection, street cleansing, grounds maintenance, social transport and fleet management services. As part of these responsibilities Ansa operates 15 road sweepers, including 7 large road sweepers, and is responsible for the treatment and disposal of the silt (street cleansing residues) generated by the road sweeping operation. Ansa’s headquarters are located at; Environmental Hub, Cledford Lane, Middlewich, Cheshire, CW10 0JR. The Environmental Hub is used as a waste transfer facility which handles over 120K tonnes of various waste types per annum. Ansa collects approximately 5,000 tonnes of street cleansing residue per annum which is transferred to a re-processor via an unsheltered waste transfer bay located at Ansa’s headquarters. Ansa is concerned that limitations of the existing waste transfer bay drainage system may cause flooding during inclement weather. Ansa is undertaking market engagement with suppliers capable of providing a drainage solution for its street cleansing residues waste transfer bay. Interested suppliers are required to …

Official publications

• FTS · 023154-2024 · 25 July 2024

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