PLSulejów, Poland27 days left
The buyer, Gmina Sulejów, wants a contractor to collect, transport and treat municipal waste from all residential properties and holiday homes in the commune. The base estimate is about 494 tonnes per month, or 5,930 tonnes over the contract, with an option of up to 593 tonnes. Waste must be handled to national recycling and landfill targets. The buyer will not run the municipal collection point (PSZOK).
PLMichów, Poland14 days left
The buyer, Gmina Michów, wants a contractor to collect, transport and dispose of household waste from residential properties in the municipality for 2027. Scope covers mixed waste in bins, colour-coded LDPE bags for paper, glass, metals and plastics, and bio-waste, plus ash, electrical equipment, bulky furniture, tyres, construction waste and hazardous household waste.
PLSzamotuły, Poland6 days left
The buyer, the Szamotuły town and rural municipality office, wants a contractor to collect municipal waste from households in the area. The work covers loading waste at the transfer station, transporting it to a treatment site, and treating it. Four lots: biodegradable waste, bulky waste, plastic and metal packaging, and mixed waste. Bidders may offer for one or more lots. Period: 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2028.
PLJakubowice Murowane, Poland11 days left
The buyer, Gmina Wólka, wants a company to collect and treat municipal waste from residential properties in the gmina and from its selective waste collection point (PSZOK). The contract runs for 12 months, January to December 2027. Two lots: Lot 1 is door-to-door collection from households; Lot 2 is collection from the PSZOK. Bidders may bid for one or both lots. The buyer sets no limit on the number of lots one bidder can win.
PLBircza, Poland33 days left
The buyer, the town and municipality of Bircza, wants a contractor to collect and process municipal waste from households, businesses, public buildings, bus stops, pavements, car parks and cemeteries. Mixed waste, separated recyclables and biowaste are included. Part II requires running a municipal recycling drop-off point (PSZOK) for residents. The contractor must also supply 110-120 litre bags for separate collection. Two lots are listed.
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