Poland – Refuse and waste related services – Odbiór i zagospodarowanie odpadów komunalnych od właścicieli nieruchomości zamieszkałych z terenu Gminy Markowa w 2027 r.

The subject of the contract is the collection and disposal of municipal waste from the owners of properties inhabited in the area of the Municipality of Markowa in 2027, namely from: the villages of Markowa, Husów, and Tarnawka. The subject of the contract will be implemented in a manner ensuring the achievement of appropriate levels of preparation for reuse and recycling of municipal waste, reduction of the mass of biodegradable municipal waste transferred for disposal, and reduction of the level of disposal – in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 13 September 1996 on maintaining cleanliness and order in municipalities (Dz.U. of 2025, item 733). 2. Throughout the period of implementation of the subject of the contract, the Contractor undertakes to: 2.1. Collect (at the source) and manage the municipal waste collected from the owners of properties inhabited in the area of the Municipality of Markowa, non-segregated (mixed) and collected in a selective manner, in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment of 10 May 2021 on the method of selective collection of selected fractions of waste (Dz. U. of 2021, item 906), in particular: paper, glass, metals, plastics, multi-material packaging waste, and bio-waste. 2.2. Collect municipal waste collected selectively as part of the "mobile collection" (from inhabited properties according to the attached route of the waste collection vehicle, according to annexes 1 and 2), of the following waste fractions: bulky waste once a year, used tyres once a year. 2.3. Collect expired medicines from collection points located in the Pharmacy in Markowa and the Pharmacy Point in Husów. 2.4. Operate a Point for Selective Collection of Municipal Waste (PSZOK). 2.5. Collect municipal waste delivered by the inhabitants of the Municipality of Markowa to the PSZOK, such as: a) paper and cardboard; b) glass; c) metal; d) plastics; e) multi-material packaging waste; f) bio-waste; g) bulky waste; h) construction and demolition waste (i.e. rubble, windows, doors, wooden and plastic window frames without limit, and polystyrene and mineral wool in an amount not exceeding 10 bags of 120 l annually per household); i) used tyres, originating from households (no more than 4 tyres annually per household); j) medicines other than those mentioned in 20 02 31; k) complete used electrical and electronic equipment; l) waste not qualifying as medical waste arising in the household as a result of taking medicinal products in the form of injections and monitoring the level of substances in the blood (in particular needles and syringes); m) textiles and clothing; n) hazardous waste (i.e. packaging for plant protection products, equipment containing freons); o) chemicals (i.e. packaging containing expired household chemicals and packaging containing paints and varnishes); p) batteries and accumulators. 2.6. Supply the owners of inhabited properties with an appropriate quantity of bags for selective waste collection as part of the price offered by the Contractor, including supplying 200 units of each type of bag to the seat of the Contracting Authority before the start of the implementation of the subject, which will be handed over during the implementation of the subject of the contract to the inhabitants of the Municipality of Markowa who in a given month generated a larger amount of waste. After using the bags from the Contracting Authority's stock, the Contractor will deliver the missing types of bags to the seat of the Contracting Authority within 7 days from the notification made by the Contracting Authority by electronic mail or by telephone. 2.7. The system of collecting municipal waste covers only waste from inhabited properties, and does not cover waste generated in institutions, schools, public utility buildings, and as a result of conducting business activities. 2.8. The Contractor will conduct at least 5 ecological lessons in schools within the Municipality of Markowa as part of environmental education. 3. The qualitative and quantitative requirements relating to the main elements of the contract have been specified in the detailed description of the subject of the contract constituting annex 1b to the Specification of Contract Conditions and the draft contractual provisions constituting annex 6 to the Specification of Contract Conditions. 4. The nature of the subject of the contract does not justify the determination of the requirements referred to in Article 100(1) of the Public Procurement Law.