Collection, transport and management of municipal waste from the selective municipal waste collection point located at 6 Fabryczna Street in Białogard in the period from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027.

The City of Białogard – Białogard City Hall in Poland from Europe region has released this tender for 1. The subject of the order is the collection, transport and management of municipal waste from the Selective Municipal Waste Collection point in Białogard, hereinafter referred to as PSZOK, located at 6 Fabryczna Street in Białogard. 2. Description of the subject of the order: 3. The subject of the order covers the provision of services from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027 and includes: a) paper - paper waste, including cardboard, paper packaging waste and cardboard packaging waste; b) metals - metal waste, including metal packaging waste; c) plastics - plastic waste, including plastic packaging waste; d) multi-material packaging waste; e) glass - colourless and coloured glass waste, including glass packaging waste; f) bio-waste - biodegradable green and packaging waste, food and kitchen waste from households, plant parts from the maintenance of green areas, including tree branches and roots, Christmas trees; g) hazardous waste, including: light bulbs, fluorescent lamps, toners, etc.; h) painted and impregnated wood; i) expired medicines; j) chemicals, including paints, solvents, waste oils, fire extinguishers, chemical packaging, including aerosols, etc.; k) waste not classified as medical waste, generated in a household as a result of taking medicinal products by injection and monitoring the level of substances in the blood, in particular needles and syringes; l) used batteries and accumulators; ł) used electrical and electronic equipment, including: household appliances, RTV, mobile phones, chargers, etc.; m) furniture and other bulky waste, including: carpets, rugs, large packaging waste made of wood, paper, plastic, metal, glass and textiles, etc., n) textile and clothing waste; o) used tires from households, p) construction and demolition waste from households. 5. Management of collected municipal waste in accordance with Art. 17 of the Act of 14 December 2012 on waste (Journal of Laws of 2023, item 1587 as amended) in a manner that ensures achieving appropriate levels of recycling, preparation for reuse and recovery by other methods in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 13 September 1996 on maintaining cleanliness and order in municipalities (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2025, item 733). 6. Waste management, i.e. recovery or disposal, should be in accordance with applicable regulations, in particular with the Act of 14 December 2012 on Waste (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2023, item 1587, as amended), the Act of 13 September 1996 on Maintaining Cleanliness and Order in Municipalities (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2025, item 733, as amended), the Act of 27 April 2001 - Environmental Protection Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2025, item 647, as amended). 7. The Contractor is prohibited from managing the collected municipal waste through landfilling. 8. The Contractor shall bear the costs of collection,transport and management of waste collected at the PSZOK. 9. The Contractor shall be fully liable to the Ordering Party and third parties for any damage to property or health of third parties arising during and in connection with the performance of the contract. In the event of destruction/burning/damage to a container/bin provided to the Contractor, the Contractor shall be liable and shall repair the damage without undue delay at its own expense. 10. The Contractor shall provide means of transporting municipal waste to the management sites, including a vehicle with a hook-and-loop and gate-mounted transport coupling. The list of containers is provided in Appendix No. 12 to the SWZ. 11. The estimated annual mass of waste to be managed will be approximately 894 Mg. 12. Information on the type and quantity of municipal waste managed in 2025 and 2026 is provided in Appendix No. 13 to the SWZ. 13. The actual amount of waste may be lower or higher than the amount specified in point 7 above, as it depends on the amount of waste delivered to PSZOK by Białogard residents. 14. The quantities of individual types for collection and management indicated in the offer form are provided solely for the purpose of submitting an offer. These quantities are subject to change. 15. Under the basic order, the Ordering Party does not anticipate handing over clothing to the Contractor for collection and management, and the estimated amount of this type of waste in the basic order is 0 Mg. The Ordering Party reserves the right of option, pursuant to Article 441 of the Public Procurement Law, to commission the Contractor to collect, transport, and manage clothing constituting waste covered by the subject of the order. The maximum scope of the option right is 90 Mg of clothing throughout the duration of the contract. The Ordering Party may exercise the option right in the event of circumstances necessitating the transfer of clothing for collection and management by the Contractor, in particular if the current waste management system loses the ability to manage the clothing. The exercise of the option right is the Ordering Party's right and does not constitute its obligation. The Contractor is not entitled to request the collection of the garments under the option right. The Ordering Party may exercise the option right in whole or in part, at one time or in several installments, during the term of the contract, up to a maximum of 90 Mg. A detailed description of the subject of the contract can be found in Chapter IV of the Technical Specifications.including a vehicle with a hitch for hook and gate transport. The list of containers constitutes Appendix No. 12 to the SWZ. 11. The estimated annual mass of waste designated for management will be approximately 894 Mg. 12. Information on the type and quantity of municipal waste managed in 2025 and 2026 is presented in Appendix No. 13 to the SWZ. 13. The actual quantity of waste may be lower or higher than the above-mentioned quantity given in point 7, as it depends on the quantity of waste handed over to pszok by Białogard residents. 14. The quantities of individual types for collection and management indicated in the offer form are provided solely for the purpose of submitting the offer. These quantities are subject to change. 15. Under the basic contract, the Ordering Party does not envisage handing over clothing to the Contractor for collection and management, and the estimated quantity of this type of waste in the basic contract is 0 Mg. The Ordering Party reserves the right, pursuant to Art. 441 of the Public Procurement Law, an option right allows the Contractor to collect, transport, and manage clothing waste covered by the contract. The maximum amount of the option right is 90 Mg of clothing throughout the contract term. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right if circumstances arise that require the Contractor to collect and manage the clothing, in particular if the existing waste management system loses its ability to manage the clothing. Exercising this option right is the Ordering Party's right and does not constitute its obligation. The Contractor is not entitled to request the collection of clothing under the option right. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right in whole or in part, on a one-time basis or in several installments, during the contract term, up to a maximum of 90 Mg. A detailed description of the subject matter of the contract can be found in Chapter IV of the ToS.including a vehicle with a hitch for hook and gate transport. The list of containers constitutes Appendix No. 12 to the SWZ. 11. The estimated annual mass of waste designated for management will be approximately 894 Mg. 12. Information on the type and quantity of municipal waste managed in 2025 and 2026 is presented in Appendix No. 13 to the SWZ. 13. The actual quantity of waste may be lower or higher than the above-mentioned quantity given in point 7, as it depends on the quantity of waste handed over to pszok by Białogard residents. 14. The quantities of individual types for collection and management indicated in the offer form are provided solely for the purpose of submitting the offer. These quantities are subject to change. 15. Under the basic contract, the Ordering Party does not envisage handing over clothing to the Contractor for collection and management, and the estimated quantity of this type of waste in the basic contract is 0 Mg. The Ordering Party reserves the right, pursuant to Art. 441 of the Public Procurement Law, an option right allows the Contractor to collect, transport, and manage clothing waste covered by the contract. The maximum amount of the option right is 90 Mg of clothing throughout the contract term. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right if circumstances arise that require the Contractor to collect and manage the clothing, in particular if the existing waste management system loses its ability to manage the clothing. Exercising this option right is the Ordering Party's right and does not constitute its obligation. The Contractor is not entitled to request the collection of clothing under the option right. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right in whole or in part, on a one-time basis or in several installments, during the contract term, up to a maximum of 90 Mg. A detailed description of the subject matter of the contract can be found in Chapter IV of the ToS.The option right allows the Contractor to commission the collection, transport, and management of clothing waste covered by the contract. The maximum scope of the option right is 90 Mg of clothing throughout the contract term. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right if circumstances arise that require the Contractor to transfer the clothing for collection and management, in particular if the current waste management system loses its ability to manage the clothing. Exercising this option right is the Ordering Party's right and does not constitute its obligation. The Contractor is not entitled to request the collection of clothing under the option right. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right in whole or in part, on a one-time basis or in several installments, during the contract term, up to a maximum of 90 Mg. A detailed description of the subject matter of the contract can be found in Chapter IV of the ToR.The option right allows the Contractor to commission the collection, transport, and management of clothing waste covered by the contract. The maximum scope of the option right is 90 Mg of clothing throughout the contract term. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right if circumstances arise that require the Contractor to transfer the clothing for collection and management, in particular if the current waste management system loses its ability to manage the clothing. Exercising this option right is the Ordering Party's right and does not constitute its obligation. The Contractor is not entitled to request the collection of clothing under the option right. The Ordering Party may exercise this option right in whole or in part, on a one-time basis or in several installments, during the contract term, up to a maximum of 90 Mg. A detailed description of the subject matter of the contract can be found in Chapter IV of the ToR. with tender notice no. 680713-2026 published on 07 Oct 2026. The tender is due to expire on 06 Nov 2026. This tender is sourced from TED Europa and is eligible for suppliers interested in Refuse and waste related services. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 15302213.