Transport and Disposal of Waste Streams from Walliston Transfer Station

⁠⁠⁠The City of Kalamunda (The Principal) is seeking tenders for the transport and disposal of waste streams from the Walliston Transfer Station in accordance with the Department of Water and Environment Regulations (DWER) waste classifications and waste definitions. The material will be transported from the Walliston Transfer Station located at 155 Lawnbrook Road West, Walliston 6076. The Contract is for a period of three (3) years with an option for the Principal to extend by two (2) x (12) twelve-month periods.

The scope of work is presented as a Separable Portion Contract, based upon Separable Portions with each forming individual/separable portions of work. Contractor(s) may provide submissions for single or multiple portions of the contract and the City will at its sole discretion award these portions individually or collectively. There are four (4) Separable Portions of work, as detailed in the Separable Portions below:

(a) Separable Portion A : Class III Mixed Construction Waste/C&D Transport and disposal of materials includes but is not limited to bricks, building rubble, bitumen, concrete, plaster board, tiles, ceramics, rebar, porcelain.

(b) Separable Portion B : Class III: Road and Footpath Sweeping Waste Transport and disposal of materials includes but is not limited to; can be mixed, dried and wet leaves, green waste, grit litter, glass, oils, plastics, metals, honky nuts.

(c) Separable Portion C : Class III - Gully Educting Waste: includes but is not limited to mixed, dried and wet materials including leaves, green waste, sand, soil, grit litter, glass, oils, plastics, metals.

(d) Separable Portion D : Mixed contaminated waste includes but is not limited to sand, road construction waste, limestone, general fill, clay, stones, vegetation, green waste, concrete.

NOTE For Portions B and C: Materials may contain heavy metals, physical contaminants and traces of hazardous materials and may have a high leachable organic content.