The contracting authority will enter into a contract with a tenderer for the transport, pre-treatment, treatment, and any disposal of pure matter from Isi Waste Facility.
There are staff at Isi Waste Facility providing guidance to the public when delivering waste. The staff also perform visual inspections of the waste, and remove objects that have been incorrectly placed, when discovered.
The waste composition and quantity during a year may vary somewhat, but such variations will not give a basis for changing price. There are minor seasonal variations in the quantity of waste. During 2021, approx. 2,908 tonnes of pure matter was driven out. There were 112 return trips during 2021. In January, February and March there is a little less waste, from April to June, and August to October it is peak season.
Excavated matter means matter that has been mainly dug out from private gardens and small businesses. The matter can contain stones, soil, sand, gravel, etc.
Pure matter means matter that is mainly concrete, roofing tiles/bricks, and tiles, etc.
All pure matter will be loaded on to the lorry by the contracting authority with/without a trailer upon collection. There will be waiting time for loading, this must be included in the price. The amount/weight can vary.
The tenderer will be responsible for all transport, pre-treatment, treatment, material recycling, and any disposal of pure matter from Isi Recycling Station, in accordance with orders and needs.
All removal of pure matter must be registered on a scale at Isi Waste Facility, and invoicing will be in arrears or per month in accordance with the contracting authority's weight journal. The weight journal from Isi must be attached to the invoice.
Waste composition
In the case of error in sorting, documentation must be provided for non-conformity, for the purpose of reducing non-conformity in the future. However, it will not be possible to provide fines or additional prices for sorting errors, non-conformity or non-conformity treatment.