The object of the order is: receiving municipal waste from the owners of inhabited and mixed properties (properties in part used as inhabited properties and in part as uninhabited properties (e.g. business activities, public facilities, etc.) ) from Jasła city site and the development of received waste, i.e. recovery or disposal, in a way that ensures adequate levels of recycling, preparation for reuse and recovery by other methods and reducing the mass of biodegradable municipal waste transmitted for storage referred to in the Act of 13 September 1996 on the maintenance of cleanliness and order in municipalities (Journal of Laws of 2021, item 888 as amended) hereinafter referred to as the Maintenance of Purity and Order in Municipalities.
The subject of the order is: receiving municipal waste from owners of inhabited and mixed property (real estate in part used as inhabited property, and in part as uninhabited real estate (e.g. business activities, public utilities, etc.) ) from the area of Jasła city and the management of the waste received, in a manner ensuring that adequate levels of preparation for reuse and recycling are achieved and the reduction of the weight of biodegradable municipal waste transferred to storage referred to in the Act of 13 September 1996 on the maintenance of cleanliness and order in the municipalities (Journal of Laws of 2021, item 888, amended) hereinafter referred to as the Law on Maintenance of Purity and Order in Municipalities.
Waste management should comply with the applicable provisions, in particular with the Act of 14 December 2012 on Waste (Journal of Laws of 2021, item 779 as amended) hereinafter referred to as the Waste Act, the Law on Maintenance of Purity and Order in Municipalities and the Waste Management Plan for Subcarpathian Voivodeship, hereinafter referred to as WPGO. Waste management should be consistent with the hierarchy of ways to deal with waste. Received unsegregated (mixed) municipal waste should be transferred directly to municipal installations.
Waste should only be collected from inhabited and mixed properties.
The estimated amount of municipal waste to be received from the city of Jasła during the whole period of completion of the order will be approximately 5442.00 Mg (tonnes), including:
unsegregated (mixed) municipal waste and municipal waste segregation residues (code 200301) of approximately 3360,00 Mg (tonnes);
selectively collected municipal waste type: plastics/metals/multi-cartridges in quantity of approximately: 600,00 Mg (tonnes);
selectively collected municipal waste paper type in an amount of approximately: 108,00 Mg (tonnes)
selectively collected municipal waste glass type in an amount of approximately: 132,00 Mg (tonnes);
biodegradable waste (green waste code 200201) in a quantity of approximately: 816,00 Mg (tonnes);
large waste and consumed electrical and electronic equipment (code 200307) of approximately 396,00 Mg (tonnes);
worn tyres (code 160103): 12,00 Mg (tonnes);
construction and demolition waste (code 170107) in a quantity of approximately: 12,00 Mg (tonnes);
biodegradable kitchen waste (code 200108) in quantity approximately: 6,00 Mg (tonnes), where selective reception of such waste is introduced.
The Contracting Authority shall not ensure the execution of the order in the amount of waste
The estimated amount of properties covered by the municipal waste management system is c. 5013, including properties inhabited c. 4633, and mixed approx. 380. The population covered by the municipal waste management system is 25972.
Whenever in the Specification is mentioned:
- owners of real estate - it is necessary to mean the owners of inhabited properties and mixed properties, i.e. in the parts used as inhabited property and in part as uninhabited property located within the city of Jasła;
- authorised installation - it is necessary to mean a municipal waste treatment plant meeting the conditions laid down in the Waste Act, the Maintenance of Cleanness and Order in Municipalities and the WPGO.