Waste Management Services

It is anticipated that the International Criminal Court (ICC) located in The Hague, The Netherlands, will shortly be issuing a solicitation for the provision of Waste Management Services - In this connection, the ICC is requesting expression of interest from qualified firms. 1. Introduction It is the objective of this contract to provide the Court with a solid waste management and disposal solution. This means the successful vendor will provide the Court with solutions for all waste related issues. 1.1 General requirements • The contractor will dispose of all waste in accordance with local law. • An environmentally sound solution is required in which aspects of sustainability, separation, reuse and recycling are respected. • The Court may require and may therefore request proof of correct disposal for its records. The contractor will cooperate and provide all required information. • The contractor’s personnel and/or vehicles will be clearly marked or uniformed to indicate their firm. • The contractor’s personnel is properly trained in the operation of their equipment and have access, on site, to any potentially necessary protective wear. • The contractor will leave the exterior of the building where the containers are located in a clean and presentable condition. • In the event of a default in performance, FMU will communicate the details of the default to the contractor in writing. Three defaults in a period of three month (quarter year), may result in the revision of the contract. • In case of a malfunction of the compactors, FMU will inform the contractor as soon as such default is observed. The contractor is obliged to resolve the default latest by the end (18:00 hrs.) of the working day that follows the day during which the contractor has been notified. • The contractor may be asked to provide other standard waste management equipment items to the Court on a rental basis. This may include, but not limited to 660 L containers on wheels, and a battery operated tr