Prior Information Notice - Waste Management Services

WRWA is responsible for the treatment of municipal waste collected by the London Boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham, Lambeth and Wandsworth and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (the Constituent Councils). WRWA is also responsible for the provision of a Household Waste and Recycling Centre. The current integrated Waste Management Services Agreement (WMSA), signed in 2002 with Cory Environmental Limited (Cory), includes infrastructure for waste reception, transfer, a materials recovery facility (MRF), bulk transport (mainly riparian), treatment through energy from waste and the provision of a Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) for use by the general public (collectively “the Services”). Cory has a number of sub-contractors for selected services, including the haulage and offtake of MRF materials. The WMSA Contract expires in October 2032. Further details on WRWA and the services it provides can be found in our Annual Report. A new Joint Municipal Waste Management Strategy (JMWMS) for WRWA and its Constituent Councils for the period from 2025 to 2040 is being developed and is due to be completed by the end of 2024. The JMWMS will set out a direction of travel for the future management of waste for WRWA and its constituent councils including an ambition to: - reduce the environmental impact of its operations; - increase recycling levels; and - lower costs. Further details on the development of the joint strategy can be found at www.wrwa.gov.uk. WRWA is currently developing its Outline Business Case and procurement strategy to deliver new arrangements that conform with the JMWMS in time for expiry of the WMSA (the "Requirement"). To inform the development of the Outline Business Case and procurement strategy, WRWA is engaging with the market to better understand the interest, capacity and infrastructure the market has in providing the Services (in their entirety or specific elements or a proportion of specific elements). Consequently, WRWA invites you to respond to some or all of the questions set out in the Preliminary Market Consultation Questionnaire, depending on which areas are more pertinent to your business. WRWA may also invite respondents to an in-person meeting to discuss responses in greater detail. The Preliminary Market Consultation Briefing Note is available from myTenders. All responses to the questions will be taken into account in the development of WRWA’s Outline Business Case and procurement strategy. Additional information: This market consultation exercise does not constitute a call for competition to procure any services for WRWA and the WRWA is not bound to accept any proposals offered.