Management Service for Municipal Waste Generated at the Recycling Points in the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona

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Management Service for Municipal Waste Generated at the Recycling Points in the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona

Waste management / Urban services Management service for municipal waste generated at the recycling points in the metropolitan area of Barcelona. Client Duration of the Service Tractament i Selecció de Residus, S.A. (TERSA) 2 years + 2 additional years extendable term Annual amount Scope 400,000 €/year. (excluding VAT) Collection and transport service for waste produced at twelve recycling points (central zone) of the metropolitan area of Barcelona. Location Barcelona Worker operating a grab crane truck Loading wood on a truck using a grab crane Outgoing weighbridge Description of the service TERSA is a company with stakes held by the City We perform the collection, transport and disposal at Council of Barcelona and by the Metropolitan Area waste management centres authorised by the of Barcelona. It is charged with managing the Waste Agency of Catalonia, of the waste fractions recycling points located in the metropolitan area of at each one of the centres contracted. Barcelona. Main data of the service General data Service resources Collection centres Waste Management Location: Human resources: Recycling points: Waste collected: Metropolitan Area of 6 drivers. El Prat de Llobregat. Wood: 6,700 t. Barcelona. 1 reserve driver. Esplugues de Llobregat. Mattresses: 280 t. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat. Rejects: 5,750 t. Service started on: Material resources: PVZ Collserola. Pruning: 950 t. July 2013. 4 grab crane trucks. PVZ Forum. Rubble: 16,550 t. 1 truck with hook. PVZ Les Corts – Pedralbes. Glass: 775 t. Duration of the service: 1 truck with chains. PVZ Montjuïc. 2 years + 2 additional 2 reserve trucks. PVZ Sant Andreu. years extendable term. PVZ Vall d’Hebron. Annual amount: 400,000 €/year. Nordvert, S.L. Feixa Llarga, 55-61 - 08907 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona). T +34 934 131 600 - F +34 934 161 640 [email protected] - www.sorigue.com .

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