Collection and treatment of waste from mosquito control activities 2026 Tender

Original: Collecte et traitement des déchets spécifiques générés par les activités de démoustication de la Collectivité

COLLECTIVITE TERRITORIALE DE GUYANE

About this tender

The Collectivité Territoriale de Guyane (CTG) is procuring the collection and treatment of specific waste generated by its mosquito control (démoustication) activities. The waste covered includes personal protective equipment (EPI), unusable phytosanitary products (PPNU), and empty phytosanitary product packaging (EVPP). The procurement is structured as a framework agreement (accord-cadre) executed through purchase orders (bons de commande). It is divided into four geographic lots: Lot 01 Centre de Cayenne, Lot 02 Centre de Kourou, Lot 03 Centre de l'Est, and Lot 04 Centre de l'Ouest (UTAS, Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni). Each lot covers the same waste categories at its respective site. Bidders may submit offers for all lots or for individual lots, and each lot will be awarded separately. The contract runs for 12 months from notification and may be renewed under the conditions set out in the cahier des charges. The execution conditions include environmental considerations. Variants are not accepted. The place of performance is NUTS code FRY3 (Guyane). The procedure is a procédure adaptée (adapted procedure) under the French public procurement code. Full tender documents (DCE) are available only through the buyer's electronic procurement profile.

Bidder eligibility

Candidates must provide the following under Section 6 of the notice: - Form DC1: sworn declaration that the candidate is not subject to any prohibition on tendering. - Form DC2: information on compliance with the employment obligation for disabled workers (Articles L. 5212-1 to L. 5212-11 of the Labour Code). - Specific annual turnover: a statement of global turnover and turnover from services of the contract's type over the last three available financial years. - Tools, plant and technical equipment: a declaration of the equipment available to perform the contract. - References: a list of main services performed over the last three years, stating amount, date and recipient, supported by recipient certificates or, failing that, a candidate declaration. - Language: French. - No specific form of grouping (groupement) is imposed on the successful bidder. - Successful bidder must provide the NOTI1 documentation before signature and notification. No specific minimum turnover threshold, professional registration, or classification requirement is stated on the page.

How bids are scored

Award is based on the most economically advantageous tender (offre économiquement la plus avantageuse), assessed against the criteria set out in the cahier des charges (règlement de la consultation, letter of invitation or descriptive document). The page does not disclose the individual criteria or any price/quality weighting. Bid validity is 120 days from the submission deadline.

Lots

• Lot 01: Centre de Cayenne

  Collection and treatment of EPI (personal protective equipment), PPNU (unusable phytosanitary products) and EVPP (empty phytosanitary product packaging) for the Cayenne centre.

• Lot 02: Centre de Kourou

  Collection and treatment of EPI, PPNU and EVPP for the Kourou centre.

• Lot 03: Centre de l'Est

  Collection and treatment of EPI, PPNU and EVPP for the Centre de l'Est.

• Lot 04: Centre de l'Ouest (UTAS Robert Hulic, ZAC Saint Maurice, Avenue Castaing, Saint-Laurent)

  Collection and treatment of EPI, PPNU and EVPP for the Centre de l'Ouest, UTAS Unité Territoriale d'Action Sociale Robert Hulic, ZAC Saint Maurice, Avenue Castaing, Saint-Laurent.

Key requirements

• ✓Collection of specific waste generated by mosquito control activities
• ✓Treatment or disposal of the collected waste in compliance with regulations
• ✓Local operational capacity in French Guiana

Procurement contact

The notice names a procurement contact for clarification questions.

Relevant sectors

About this sector

Circular economy funding supports reuse, repair, remanufacturing, product redesign and secondary materials markets. Grants tend to back pilots with businesses and local authorities, while tenders buy collection, sorting and recovery services. Applicants are usually asked to show the material flows involved and who will buy the recovered output.