Environmental issues

Waste and resource recovery

Model waste and recycling collection contract

Overview

Sound contracts are important factors in ensuring efficient and effective waste and resource recovery collection systems. 

The Model Waste and Recycling Collection Contract is a tool to help councils streamline the tendering process and deliver a quality service.

The Model Waste and Recycling Collection Contract and accompanying User Guide, is a comprehensive tendering package which covers every aspect of writing a contract, from information for tenderers to specifications and tender return schedules. It was developed in consultation with councils, collection contractors, and industry.

Benefits for use

The benefits of using the Model Waste and Recycling Collection Contract include:

  • Improved quality of documents by effectively setting a minimum standard
  • Time and money saved on preparation costs for tenders and contracts
  • A greater focus on the results and outcomes because less time is needed to develop the principal documents
  • Higher quality tenders as tenderers become accustomed to the standard documents and can focus their efforts on the service and outcome components of their submission
  • Reduced time spent on contract administration through adoption of consistent approaches

Request a copy

Register using the form below to obtain your free copy of the Model Contract and User Guide.

Model Contract Registration Form (SPD_GOV_ModelContractRegForm.doc; 53kb)

By registering you will also receive future updates to the Model Contract and have the opportunity to attend free training sessions on customising the Contract to meet your needs.

The Waste and Resource Recovery Service Development Timeline tool complements this package.

More information

Contact: Sustainability Programs Division.

 

Note:
This page includes materials published by the former Resource NSW. Enquiries regarding Resource NSW, its programs or publications should be directed to the Sustainability Programs Division.

Page last updated: 26 February 2011