CZOstrava, Czechia25 days left
The buyer, Fakultní nemocnice Ostrava (a university hospital), wants a contractor for regular, irregular and emergency collection and transport of waste, including hazardous waste. Scope covers recovery and disposal, supply of bins and containers, staffing the central waste collection point, extra collections, expert advice, waste record-keeping and hazardous waste transport reporting. Services cover the main hospital and its sites at Klokočov, Hrabyně and Chuchelná. This is a single lot.
CZHlubočky, Czechia31 days left
The buyer, the municipality of Hlubočky, wants a contractor for full waste management across the village and its parts Posluchov, Mariánské Údolí, Hlubočky and Hrubá Voda. Scope: collection and transport of residual municipal waste; collection, transport and recycling of separated waste (plastic, paper, glass, metal, bio, textile, oil, food waste); renting waste containers; and recording reports and preparing EKO-KOM statements. Open procedure, single lot.
CZŽebrák, Czechia7 days left
The buyer, Město Žebrák, is running a joint tender for 11 municipalities near Žebrák. The winner will collect mixed household waste, bio-waste and separated waste. Each municipality signs its own contract with the winning supplier, based on the scope and price tables in the tender documents. The contracts run from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2030.
CZVsetín, Czechia28 days left
The buyer, Vsetínská nemocnice a.s., wants a contractor to collect and dispose of municipal waste (mixed and sorted) and to collect and dispose of other waste produced by the hospital. The work includes related administrative and technical tasks. Waste types, expected quantities and collection frequency are listed in the tender documents, Annex 6. This is part II of a wider waste tender.
CZPraha, Czechia33 days left
The buyer, Prague City Hall, wants a provider to run municipal waste collection and buy-back yards (sběrné dvory) across Prague. The yard must be on land the bidder owns or rents. The contract covers 2027 to 2031. It is split into nine lots, one per district or area: Praha 2, 3, 8, 10, 11, 14, Ďáblice, Kunratice and Satalice. Work must follow Czech law and Prague city regulations.