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On Site Waste Processing Managed Solution

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The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has issued an award notice for a managed on-site healthcare waste processing solution, awarded directly to PlanetEQ Limited. The contract is valued at 5,300,000 pounds excluding VAT and will run for a ten-year term from April 1, 2027, to March 31, 2037. This managed service includes the provision, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance, and support of an on-site treatment facility designed to process orange bag infectious waste, tiger bag offensive waste, and black bag domestic type waste. The initiative aims to enhance operational resilience, reduce dependence on external disposal providers, and support the Trust's sustainability and Net Zero objectives. The comprehensive service agreement covers all necessary equipment, regulatory support, environmental reporting, and business continuity arrangements. While the facility handles the primary waste streams, specialist waste such as anatomical, cytotoxic, cytostatic, and certain pharmaceutical materials will remain under separate compliant disposal arrangements. The direct award to PlanetEQ Limited was justified by technical requirements, specifically the supplier's unique ability to operate the solution within the Trust's existing utility constraints and estate footprint.

General Info

PlanetEQ Limited will provide on-site healthcare waste processing for 5.3 million pounds over ten years.

Agency

Countess Of Chester Hospital Nhs Foundation Trust

Contract Value

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NAICS

562211 - Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

Place of Performance

GBR

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Awardee

Planeteq

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AgencyCountess Of Chester Hospital Nhs Foundation Trust
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Organization / AgencyCountess Of Chester Hospital Nhs Foundation Trust
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The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust intends to award a contract for the provision of a managed on-site healthcare waste processing solution. The requirement includes the provision, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance and support of an on-site waste treatment facility capable of processing applicable healthcare associated waste generated by the Trust. The proposed solution is intended to process Orange Bag infectious waste, Tiger Bag offensive waste and Black Bag domestic type waste through a managed service arrangement, reducing reliance on external treatment and disposal providers while supporting the Trust's sustainability, operational resilience and Net Zero objectives. The contract includes all equipment provision, maintenance, servicing, regulatory support, environmental reporting, business continuity arrangements and associated managed service requirements necessary to deliver the service. Specialist waste streams requiring alternative treatment routes, including anatomical, cytotoxic/cytostatic and certain pharmaceutical waste streams, will continue to be managed through separate compliant disposal arrangements.

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