Collection and Processing of Textiles in the Municipalities Tender

• Country: Netherlands
• Summary: Collection and Processing of Textiles in the Municipalities of Bladel, Oirschot and Reusel-De Mierden
• NLT Ref No: 135289036
• Deadline: 18 Mar 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: ea84f96a426c49b8ae2066684a7e8634
• Purchaser's Detail:
  Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details. Login to see full purchaser details.

  Login to see details
• Description:
• Bizob pays for the names of the municipalities of Bladel, Oirschot and ReuselDe Mierden. The agreement consists of the municipalities: collecting textiles; sorting, marketing and/or processing the collected textiles; periodically report on the work carried out; (Optional supply of collection containers). Separate agreements could be concluded for the collection and processing of the textiles. This may result in a dispute with different contractors agreement is entered into. The assignment could also be divided geographically. However, the municipalities want to contract one contractor so that collection takes place efficiently and uniformly, and they have one point of contact for reporting. collection, and processing of the textiles. This means that municipal waste policy can be conducted effectively and simply. The order has now been merged. If the assignment is split by, for example, a plot division, there is more coordination necessary. This entails additional activities and therefore more (internal) costs. If coordination is not optimal, this can lead to fewer and worse textiles, delays and therefore additional inconvenience for stakeholders (for example residents, municipal yard employees). The municipalities will therefore be responsible for planning and coordinating implementation. Because all this is not in the interests of the municipalities and their circular goals, there will be no plot division applied and the work is carried out by one contractor. The agreement per municipality is entered into for a period of a minimum of 4 years and a maximum of 8 years. The intended effective date of the agreement is April 2026. For the municipality of Oirschot a review clause applies to the term, see the tender document.
• Documents:

 Tender Notice