AEB AmsterdamAmsterdamTED
Transport and processing of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) residues
This procurement concerns the loading of waste incineration residues (AVI residues) at the AEB site, followed by the transportation of these residues to external processors, as well as the processing and/or treatment of these AVI residues. This procurement aims to conclude Agreements with market parties for the transport and processing/tr...
Submission deadline: September 23, 2026Type: Tender
Hazardous Waste
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This procurement concerns the loading of waste incineration residues (AVI residues) at the AEB site, followed by the transportation of these residues to external processors, as well as the processing and/or treatment of these AVI residues. This procurement aims to conclude Agreements with market parties for the transport and processing...
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- AEB Amsterdam
- Published:
- July 02, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 23, 2026
- Topic:
- Hazardous Waste
Tender description
This procurement concerns the loading of waste incineration residues (AVI residues) at the AEB site, followed by the transportation of these residues to external processors, as well as the processing and/or treatment of these AVI residues. This procurement aims to conclude Agreements with market parties for the transport and processing/treatment of the following AVI residues: Lot 1 - Flue gas cleaning residue originating from the AEC - 15.142 Average Metric Ton per year Lot 2 - Fabric filter residue originating from the HRC - 4.618 Average Metric Ton per year Lot 3 - Filter cake originating from the AEC and HRC - 543 Average Metric Ton per year Lot 4 - Fly ash originating from the AEC - 10.697 Average Metric Ton per year Lot 5 - Fly ash originating from the HRC - 2.424 Average Metric Ton per year Lot 6 - Blasting grit contaminated with boiler ash - 424 Average Metric Ton per year Lot 7 - Flue gas desulphurisation gypsum (RO gypsum) - 2.461 Average Metric Ton per year
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