01 Procurement
Tender overview
- Buyer
- Ministry of Defence
- Status
- Planning
- Procurement method
- Not supplied
- Category
- services
- CPV classification
- Not supplied
- Tender period
- Not supplied — Not supplied
Description
Currently, the contractor is tasked to visit any of the locations listed below, as directed by the Defence Recycling & Disposals Team (DRDT). From there, equipment is evaluated and sold by the contractor, usually from site using the most cost-effective method. Under current arrangements, equipment is sold through this contract, and proceeds are split between the contractor and the MOD on a gainshare basis. The division of proceeds from the sale is decided at the outset and forms part of the tender evaluation process. All taskings are made through DRDT’s Disposition Management System for which all contractors receive training in its use. Characteristics of Demand There is also a significant amount of waste to be removed and disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner, and it must be in accordance with local environmental regulations. The disposal of waste from the Falkland Islands also makes up a large portion of this contract with all waste matter having to be removed from the islands. Where equipment or waste products are disposed of, an estimate of cost is presented by the contractor and on completion an invoice is placed through and paid by the MOD using the Contract Procurement & Finance (CP&F) system. Contractors are registered through Exostar to enable usage of CP&F. There is a requirement for the occasional, disposal of waste oil under this contract from various overseas locations. Such disposal requirements can be at short notice due to the unpredictable nature of overseas operations. Preferred Future Approach The above describes the current operating arrangement and should not be interpreted as the Authority’s preferred future solution. Respondents are encouraged to identify alternative approaches where these could improve competition, compliance, resilience, commercial performance or value for money. Scope Equipment Included • Accommodation Stores • Portable Infrastructure • Vehicles & Vehicle Spares • Tooling • Communications Equipment • Gifts & Memorabilia • Hazardous Waste • Waste Fuel Excluded Categories • Real Estate • Explosives • Nuclear-related items Global Operating Environment Activity arises across a mixture of established overseas locations, remote islands, temporary deployments and potentially fragile or operational environments. Demand is not evenly distributed and may be intermittent in some locations. The Authority wishes to understand which elements can be delivered through a common global model, and which require regional, local or specialist solutions Examples of locations may include, but is not limited to; Abu Dhabi, Afghanistan, Algiers, Ascension, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belize, Brunei, Canada, Congo, Croatia, Cyprus, Diego Garcia, Dubai, Egypt, Falklands, France, Germany, Ghana, Gibraltar, India, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait, Liberia, Macedonia, Morocco, Nepal, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, South Africa, Spain, Sudan, Tanzania, Tel Aviv, Turkey, Ukraine, USA, Zimbabwe.
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02 Awards and contracts
Published award records
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03 Organisations
Buyers, suppliers and other parties
Ministry of Defence
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04 Provenance
Source for this process
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