Provision of Service Standard Contract: Contract for Insurance Advisory Services
Merseyside Waste Disposal AuthorityEstimated Value
£100,000 – £0
Deadline
5 October 2026
27 days remaining
Published
4 September 2026
Type
services
Overview
The MWDA through this competition, is seeking to appoint insurance advisers to provide advice in respect of procurement of a new waste management service replacing the current contract, to be procured under two separate contracts as follows: Contract 1:Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) contract. Contract 2: Household Waste Centres, Waste Transfer Stations and Haulage (HWH).
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The MWDA is looking for insurance advisers to help them design the insurance side of two new waste‑management contracts – one for a Materials Recovery Facility and another for household waste centres, transfer stations and haulage. This is a consultancy role, not a supply contract, aimed at public‑sector bodies.
Requirements
- No specific requirements listed in the notice — check the full tender documents.
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Provide insurance advisory services for the procurement of a new waste‑management service
- Advise on insurance requirements for the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) contract
- Advise on insurance requirements for the Household Waste Centres, Waste Transfer Stations and Haulage (HWH) contract
- Support the drafting of insurance clauses in the procurement documentation
- Assist in evaluating and comparing insurance proposals from potential waste‑service suppliers
How to Read This Tender
- 1Look for sections titled ‘Scope of Work’, ‘Deliverables’ and ‘Evaluation Criteria’ – they will tell you exactly what the buyer expects from the adviser
- 2Identify any mandatory qualifications, insurances or past‑project experience the buyer may require – these are often listed in the ‘Eligibility’ or ‘Minimum Requirements’ part of the notice
- 3Check the timeline and submission deadlines carefully; missing a deadline is an automatic disqualification
- 4Read the ‘Contractual Terms’ to understand the length of the engagement, reporting requirements and any performance metrics
- 5Note any references to the ‘Standard Contract’ – this indicates the buyer will use a pre‑agreed contract framework, so your advice must align with it
Tips for Small Businesses
- Partner with a specialist insurance consultant or a niche consultancy to meet any experience thresholds you don’t meet on their own
- Highlight any social‑value or local‑knowledge benefits you can bring – small firms often score well on community impact criteria
- Consider submitting a joint bid with another SME to share the workload and broaden your expertise across both contract streams
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Merseyside Waste Disposal AuthorityKey Dates
Published
4 September 2026
Submission deadline
5 October 2026
Notice type
Contract
Source
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