Dublin City Council invites tenders for the collection and processing of textiles for reuse or recycling. This service requires providers to collect textiles from 5 operational areas within the City of Dublin, transport collected textiles to a licensed waste facility to assess their suitability for reuse and recycling, to sell the reusable textiles to a suitable organization, and to ethically and sustainably dispose of any waste textiles. Dublin City Council’s Administrative Area is sub divided into five operational areas; Central, North Central, North West, South East and South Central. Dublin City Council is seeking a single operator for 4 of the 5 operational areas, and a single operator for the remaining 1 operational area, and which will be reserved for economic operators that meet specified conditions. The Tender documentation is therefore split into 2 lots to reflect this, however, one single operator/entity may be successful in both lots, once they can meet the specific conditions needed to qualify for the reserved competition. CFT-5415643 was advertised as Price only in error. This was evaluated as Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT) as per tender documents which is why a Standalone Contract Award Notice is being published.

Dublin City Council invites tenders for the collection and processing of textiles for reuse or recycling. This service requires providers to collect textiles from 5 operational areas within the City of Dublin, transport collected textiles to a licensed waste facility to assess their suitability for reuse and recycling, to sell the reusable textiles to a suitable organization, and to ethically and sustainably dispose of any waste textiles. Dublin City Council’s Administrative Area is sub divided into five operational areas; Central, North Central, North West, South East and South Central. Dublin City Council is seeking a single operator for 4 of the 5 operational areas, and a single operator for the remaining 1 operational area, and which will be reserved for economic operators that meet specified conditions. The Tender documentation is therefore split into 2 lots to reflect this, however, one single operator/entity may be successful in both lots, once they can meet the specific conditions needed to qualify for the reserved competition