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Norway – Refuse disposal and treatment – Treatment of return wood for energy and material recovery ReMidt IKS

Issued by REMIDT IKS · via TED — Tenders Electronic Daily (EU)

Published
16 Oct 2026
Closes
16 Nov 2026, 23:59 UTC
Value
NOK 12,000,000
Reference
717649-2026
Location
Norway
Sector
Water & Environment
Type
services

At a glance

REMIDT IKS in Norway has published an invitation to bid in water & environment: “Norway – Refuse disposal and treatment – Treatment of return wood for energy and material recovery ReMidt IKS”. Submissions close on 16 November 2026, 31 days from today. The stated value is NOK 12,000,000. Quote reference 717649-2026 in any correspondence with the buyer. One document is attached to this notice. FreeTender has recorded 7 notices from this buyer since 2026, 4 of them currently open. There are 121 open water & environment notices in Norway on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through TED — Tenders Electronic Daily (EU), not through FreeTender.

Details

The objective of the procurement is to enter into a framework agreement for the receipt, treatment, collection and transport of wood, with an estimated annual volume of approx. 12,000 tonnes divided between two sub-contracts. The volume will be divided between two fractions/sub-contracts: Sub-contract 1: Material recovery fraction - approx. 6,000 tonnes: Wood that fulfils the requirements for the actual material recovery system, with the least possible content of MDF, laminate and other qualities that limit material recovery. Sub-contract 2: Energy fraction – approx. 6,000 tons: Wood that is not suitable or desirable for material recovery, where MDF and laminate are deliberately sorted together with other wood that shall be energy recycled.

Lots Lot 1 — Return wood for material recovery (estimated 12000000.00): Material recovery fraction - approx. 6,000 tons: Wood that fulfils the requirements for the material recovery system in question, with the minimum content of MDF, laminate and other qualities that limit material recovery. Lot 2 — Return wood for energy recovery (estimated 11000000.00): Energy fraction – approx. 6,000 tons: Wood that is not suitable or desirable for material recovery, where MDF and laminate are deliberately sorted together with other wood that shall be energy recycled.

Buyer: REMIDT IKS

Buyer country: NOR

Procedure: open

CPV code: 90510000

Full notice, tender documents and how to bid are on the official TED page (link above).

Context for bidders

We hold 7 notices from REMIDT IKS, going back to August 2026 — 4 of them still open. They buy mostly in Construction & Infrastructure, Transport & Logistics and Energy & Power. There are 121 open Water & Environment tenders in Norway. This one closes in 31 days.

Documents

Before you bid on this tender

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