AwardedAwarded 1 June 2026

Bulk and Persistent Organic Pollutants Waste Disposal Services - Portsmouth 2026

Portsmouth City Council · Local authority

In brief

Portsmouth City Council awarded waste work to T J Waste & Recycling Limited on 1 June 2026.

The notice gives a value of £2,200,000 excluding VAT.

The contract runs for 3 years, up to 7 years with extensions, starting 19 June 2026.

It is split into 2 lots, so a supplier can bid for part of the work.

The buyer says it is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses.

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What the notice says

The supplier has been awarded the contract for the provision of waste management for the disposal and/or recycling of bulky and POP's waste delivered to them by Portsmouth City Council by their tender being determined to be the Most Advantageous Tender (MAT). The supplier has the appropriate facility(s) as stipulated in the tender pack to be able to provide a continuous service and has an appropriate contingency site. The Council shall deliver on a continuous, regular, and all year-round basis bulk and POP's waste to the supplier's licenced disposal/recycling facility for them to lawfully dispose of it. The Council's bulky and POPs waste is removed from its housing land and surrounding…Read the full description
The supplier has been awarded the contract for the provision of waste management for the disposal and/or recycling of bulky and POP's waste delivered to them by Portsmouth City Council by their tender being determined to be the Most Advantageous Tender (MAT). The supplier has the appropriate facility(s) as stipulated in the tender pack to be able to provide a continuous service and has an appropriate contingency site. The Council shall deliver on a continuous, regular, and all year-round basis bulk and POP's waste to the supplier's licenced disposal/recycling facility for them to lawfully dispose of it. The Council's bulky and POPs waste is removed from its housing land and surrounding environments, which includes but is not limited to the social housing estates and Council owned land. Bulky waste refers to large items of household or commercial waste that are too big to be disposed of through regular waste collection services. These items typically include furniture, large appliances, mattresses, carpets, and other oversized objects that do not fit in standard waste containers or garbage bins. POPs waste refers to upholstered domestic seating that may contain POPs. The supplier has been awarded: Lot 1 - Bulky Waste - on average typically recycling and disposing of 652 tonnes of bulky waste per annum, with an estimated annual value of £250,000, and Lot 2 - POP's Waste - on average typically disposing of 48 tonnes of POP's waste per annum, with an estimated annual estimated value of £15,000.

Lots

LotTradeValue
Lot 1 - Bulky Waste
19 June 2026 to 18 June 2029
What this lot covers

Lot 1 - Bulky Waste - on average typically recycling and disposing of 652 tonnes of bulky waste per annum, with an estimated annual value of £250,000. This is a demand led service; therefore, actual expenditure may vary significantly for both Lots. The Council notes that the final contract value may be lower than the stated estimate; however, it may also exceed this value considerably should service demand increase, particularly due to fluctuations in the volume of waste requiring disposal. Lot 1 - Based on an estimated annual value of £250,000, and allowing for inflationary uplifts over the contract duration, the indicative total contract value is estimated at approximately £2 million over the full 7 year term. The Council has a number of objectives it wishes to achieve from this procurement exercise which aims to minimise the environmental impact of this service. Lot 1 - Bulk Waste Facility - Main facility within an 8-mile drive from the Estate Service depot. A contingency facility that is ideally 8 miles with a maximum of a 15-mile drive from the Estate Service depot which can be accessed in the event the main facility of operation becomes unavailable. Data - Provision of a customer portal where data can be exported in a format that is easy to manipulate and analyse such as Excel. Where a portal is not available, the operator must provide this data in an Excel format. The data relating to the waste tipped shall include but not limited to: o Weighing date o Material profile o Net weight o Tonnage o Quantity of single charge items o Vehicle registration o Costs Recycle - The site must have a focus on recycling the waste we provide, minimise the amount sent to landfill. Provide data on the percentage of waste recycled, including disposal locations.

Waste and street cleansing£2,000,000
Lot 2 - POP's Waste
19 June 2026 to 18 June 2029
What this lot covers

Lot 2 - POP's Waste - on average typically disposing of 48 tonnes of POP's waste per annum, with an estimated annual estimated value of £15,000. This is a demand led service; therefore, actual expenditure may vary significantly for both Lots. The Council notes that the final contract value may be lower than the stated estimate; however, it may also exceed this value considerably should service demand increase, particularly due to fluctuations in the volume of waste requiring disposal. Lot 2 - Based on an estimated annual value of £15,000, and allowing for inflationary uplifts over the term, the indicative total contract value is estimated at approximately £118,500 over the full 7 year period. Objectives The Council has a number of objectives it wishes to achieve from this procurement exercise which aims to minimise the environmental impact of this service. Lot 2 - POPs Waste Facility - Main facility within an 8-mile drive from the Estate Service Depot. A contingency facility that is ideally 8 miles with a maximum of a 15-mile drive from the Estate Service Depot which can be accessed in the event the main facility of operation becomes unavailable. Data - Provision of a customer portal where data can be exported in a format that is easy to manipulate and analyse such as Excel. Where a portal is not available, the operator must provide this data in an Excel format. The data relating to the waste tipped shall include but not limited to: o Weighing date o Material profile o Net weight o Tonnage o Quantity of single charge items o Vehicle registration o Costs Recycle - The site must have a focus on recycling the waste we provide, minimise the amount sent to landfill. Provide data on the percentage of waste recycled, including disposal locations.

Waste and street cleansing£200,000

Who won

WinnerLotValueDates
T J Waste & Recycling Limited (SME)Lot 1 - Bulky Waste£2,000,000
19 June 2026 to 18 May 2029
T J Waste & Recycling Limited (SME)Lot 2 - POP's Waste£200,000
19 June 2026 to 18 June 2029

Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.

Timeline

  1. Tender notice · UK4, notice 012233-2026
  2. Contract details notice · UK7, notice 064376-2026

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From notice 012233-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 11 February 2026, last updated 8 July 2026. We last checked for changes on 27 September 2026.