Materials, marketing and sales service for the recyclable materials f South Hams District Council

Description

Plan B wishes to enter into partnership with South Hams District Council (SHDC) to provide a comprehensive materials marketing and sales service for the recyclable materials from their municipal operations and made available for collection at their Ermington Road Depot, with the aims to: • Become an integral part of the services team to ensure operational colleagues are well placed to supply good quality recyclables to market; • Deliver SHDC additional income above comparative Lets Recycle valuations, net of the cost of a comprehensive and value adding service; • Provide SHDC with significant resource savings (or opportunity to reallocate resources) on procurement/sales, administration and finance activities all related to the material marketing and sales processes; • Protect SHDC through robust due diligence processes to manage and mitigate credit risk and deliver compliance (this includes permit/licence checks, Environment Agency Freedom of Information Requests to check compliance with permit/licence, HSE enforcement checks, regular credit checks using Dun & Bradstreet etc); • Provide built in contingencies to the trading of material to manage market or reprocessor failure or risk with the breadth of markets, reprocessor and buyers within their network; • Supply comprehensive and detailed reports on tonnage, end destinations, sales performance and market intelligence to aid budgeting and forecasts; • Give access to Plan B's materials system which will allow Plan B and SHDC to share live data and act as the central data point to manage and administer the service; • Assist SHDC with material quality management interventions and best practices. Materials included: Material Card (hard mixed paper) Glass – Mixed Mixed Cans & Plastic (Plastic Bottles & Packaging, steel and aluminium cans) Paper (newspaper & magazines)

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