Number: 5979596
Country: Belgium
Source: TED
Study supporting the elaboration of guidance on best practices in the Extractive Waste Management Plans
This study aims at collecting information on extractive waste management plans elaborated under the Extractive Waste Directive (2006/21/EC) in Member States of the European Union. Such plans aim at the minimisation, recovery and disposal of waste resulting from extractive industries, taking account of the principle of sustainable development. They are submitted by operators as part of their permit applications and approved by competent authorities. Based on information collected as well as on the expertise of the tenderer, candidate best practices would need to be identified and discussed with stakeholders at a dedicated workshop. This will support the elaboration of a guidance document on best practices in the field of extractive waste management plans.
Extra Muros.
Open call for tender, study.
Single contract of 18 months with a value of EUR 150 000 including the following main tasks:
— gathering of information on existing guidelines on extractive waste management plans, extractive waste management plans themselves and candidate best practices,
— discussion of the identified candidate best practices with public authorities and relevant stakeholders,
— elaboration of a draft guidance document on best practices in extractive waste management plans for aspects related to circular economy,
— elaboration of a report to the Commission on best practices in extractive waste management plans for aspects not related to circular economy.
25.71 % + 15.65 % + 9.77 % + 9.91 % = 61.04 %
In line with Article 134.1.e) of the Rules of Application to the Financial Regulation nº 2015/1929 of 30.10.2015, during the 3 years following conclusion of the original contract, the contracting authority will be able to use the negotiated procedure for additional services (without prior publication of a contract notice) for new services or works consisting in the repetition of similar services or works entrusted to the economic operator to which the same Contracting Authority awarded an original contract, provided that these services or works are in conformity with a basic project for which the original contract was awarded after publication of a contract notice, subject to the conditions set out in Paragraph 4 of Article 134.
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