Commission of Emergency Waste Collection
Estimated Value
Up to £0
Deadline
12 June 2026
Published
8 June 2026
Type
Service
Overview
CCS call-off for the award of a contract to remove waste from council owner farmland. This is an Opportunity being procured from the CCS Framework RM6264- Please do not express an interest unless you can confirm your status as a member of this framework.
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The council needs a waste collection contractor to remove waste from farmland they own. This is an emergency procurement, meaning they need it done quickly. You can only bid if you're already a member of the CCS RM6264 Framework — you can't join just to bid for this contract.
Requirements
- Must be a current member of the CCS (Crown Commercial Service) Framework RM6264
- Must be able to respond to an emergency waste collection need (implies quick mobilisation required)
- No other specific requirements stated in this notice — check the full tender documents for insurance, environmental permits, vehicle standards, and waste handling certifications
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Remove waste from council-owned farmland
- Provide emergency response waste collection service
How to Read This Tender
- 1This is a 'call-off' contract, not an open tender — it only goes to companies already on a pre-approved government framework (RM6264). If you're not on it, you cannot bid, so check your framework membership immediately.
- 2The word 'emergency' signals speed matters — have a look at what response times are expected in the full documents. This might require standby availability or rapid mobilisation.
- 3'Council owner farmland' suggests the waste location is rural; check whether the tender specifies what types of waste (general, hazardous, agricultural) so you know if you need extra licenses.
- 4CCS Framework contracts have strict compliance requirements — review the call-off procedure in the full tender to understand their ordering, invoicing, and reporting rules.
- 5Look for the contract duration, call-off notice period, and whether this is a one-off removal or an ongoing on-call service. This changes pricing strategy significantly.
Tips for Small Businesses
- If you're on the CCS RM6264 Framework but lack local waste handling capacity, consider subcontracting to a larger regional waste operator — many framework members use this approach for emergency callouts.
- Emergency contracts often score highly on 'social value' for quick response and local job creation. If the tender asks for social value commitments, propose local hiring or environmental benefits (proper recycling/disposal) to strengthen your bid.
- Check whether the council has a preferred supplier list for waste within their farmland areas — some councils have geographic or waste-type preferences that favour certain operators. Ring them to ask before you submit.
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Key Dates
Published
8 June 2026
Submission deadline
12 June 2026
Notice type
Tender
Source
council:buckinghamshire-council
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