Hempsted Household Recycling Centre Refurbishment, including Hempsted HRC vital improvements works – Amendment to Procurement Route for Static compactors and Skips
June 22, 2026 Cabinet Member - Nature, Climate & Waste Reduction (Cabinet member) Awaiting outcome View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
The Cabinet of Gloucestershire Council approved a twenty-four-month extension to contracts for recycling, general waste, food, and confidential waste collection services for schools and corporate properties, commencing 1 May 2027. This extension will be implemented through contract modifications.
County Councillor Linda Cohen, Cabinet Member for Education & Skills, approved the adoption, publication, and implementation of the Get Gloucestershire Working Plan on 10 May 2026. Authority was delegated to the Director of Economy and Environment to implement the plan's recommendations.
County Councillor Colin Hay, Cabinet Member for Finance, Assets and Transformation, approved the appointment of Oliver Woodhams as a Local Authority Non-Executive Director on the Board of Ubico Ltd on 9 June 2026. Authority was delegated to the Deputy Chief Executive and Executive Director of Resources to finalise the appointment terms.
County Councillor Martin Horwood, Cabinet Member for Nature, Climate and Waste Reduction, and County Councillor Colin Hay, Cabinet Member for Finance, Assets and Transformation, exercised general exception rules to approve an urgent three-year extension to the electricity sales contract with EDF Energy Ltd, commencing 1 October 2026. This decision was made on 1 May 2026 due to volatile electricity prices and the need to secure a favourable price for the upcoming winter period.
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Purpose
To seek approval to revise the procurement route that was approved under an individual cabinet member decision 3rd October 2025
Decision
In coming to this decision I have given due and full regard to the requirements of the public sector equality duty contained in section 149 of the Equality Act 2010 (“the Act”) by reference to the law itself.
Having fully considered all the available information, I have decided to reject the alternative options and take the recommended decision to:
- Ratify a decision taken by Executive Director for Economy, Environment and Infrastructure to conduct a competitive procurement process in respect of a four-year, multi-supplier framework agreement for the supply, delivery and installation of:
a) static waste compaction equipment for use at county council operated Household Recycling Centres, including an associated three-monthly maintenance service for a 5-year period (Lot 1); and
b) skips for use with the static waste compaction equipment at county council operated Household Recycling Centres (Lot 2).
This recommendation, if approved, replaces the decision taken by Lead Cabinet Member for Nature, Climate and Waste Reduction on 3rd October 2025 to procure a contract with a single provider for the delivery, installation and ongoing servicing and refurbishment of static waste compaction equipment at Hempsted Household Recycling Centre, given that subsequent development of the procurement strategy identified that a framework agreement with two lots would provide a more appropriate and efficient mechanism for meeting operational needs across the HRC network.
- Ratify a decision by Executive Director for Economy, Environment and Infrastructure, following the conclusion of the above procurement process, to:
a) Appoint the preferred tenderer, namely Bergmann Direct Ltd, as the sole supplier of static waste compaction equipment and services under Lot 1 of the above framework;
b) Appoint the preferred tenderer, namely Skip Units Ltd, as the sole supplier of skips for use with the static waste compaction equipment and services under Lot 2 of the above framework.
- Approve the award of the following call-off contracts under the above framework agreement:
a) A call-off contract award to Bergmann Direct Ltd under Lot 1 of the above framework relating to the supply, delivery and installation of six static compactors and a three-monthly maintenance service plan over a 5-year period at Hempsted Household Recycling centre.
b) A call-off contract award to Skip Units Ltd under Lot 2 of the above framework relating to the supply, delivery and installation of nine skips for use with the static waste compaction equipment at Hempsted Recycling Centre.
Delegate authority to the Executive Director of Economy, Environment & Infrastructure in consultation with the said Cabinet Member to progress the vital repair works at Hempsted Household Recycling centre through to completion. This will include the closure of Hempsted Household Recycling Centre to the public for approximately three months commencing in August 2026, this is now considered the optimal time with, regards to weather and resident site usage, to undertake vital works. This recommendation, if approved, replaces the cabinet member decision dated 3 October 2025 to close Hempsted for vital works in January 2026
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Details
| Reference | Call-ins0 |
| Outcome | For Determination |
| Decision date | 22 Jun 2026 |
| Effective from | 30 Jun 2026 |
| Lead officer | Colin Chick |
| Subject to call-in | Yes |