Open Procedure (EU-wide) for the award of disposal services including maintenance and general inspection of separator systems as a framework agreement "Separator Disposal incl. Maintenance & Inspection – RA regional 2027 onwards", VOEK 131-26

… contract, even before the first emptying. The same applies to the entry into force of new rules and requirements in the field of separator disposal. The client does not currently classify the contents and residues from the light liquid/coalescence separators as dangerous goods. Should the legislator classify, for example, in Class 9 ‘polluting substance’, the contractor will take over the corresponding entries in the accompanying documents. The same applies if the contractor classifies additives or other components in the waste oils as hazardous goods when examining the safety data sheets. In both cases, the contractor must inform the client in advance in writing. Any costs for a possible reclassification must already be included by the contractor in its overall calculation. The waste tendered here becomes the property of the contractor and must be disposed of in a professional and environmentally sound manner in accordance with the Circular Economy Act. By means of Annex B-02 Price Sheet, the contractor has designated the disposal procedure (in accordance with Annexes 1 and 2 KrWG). The waste legislation provisions for the disposal of the substances extracted from the plant must be observed. Insofar as the waste taken over cannot be materially reprocessed or thermally recovered, the contractor undertakes to dispose of the waste in an environmentally sound manner in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations. The service includes (performance according to the following service description) the regular emptying and cleaning as well as the professional disposal, the filling with fresh water and the transport of the separator contents (according to specifications for maintenance / general inspection) by suction vehicle, including loading and unloading time, personnel use, input equipment and set-up times, the securing of non-regular special emptying / cleaning, the monthly self-monitoring according to the requirements (visual inspection by a specialist including all travel costs, the maintenance of the separator systems (including pump lifting shaft at the grease separators) by an expert in accordance with the legal requirements including maintenance report and all start-up and ancillary costs, the 5-year general inspection, carrying out of the recurring inspection by a specialist in accordance with the legal requirements including inspection report and all start-up and ancillary costs, the preparation of test reports as well as the creation and keeping of a business diary, the documentation (order form/delivery slip, etc.), the provision of a monthly billing list as well as the provision of an annual waste balance (quantity statistics) separator systems for fats are in accordance with DIN 4040-100, separator systems for fats - Part 100: Requirements for the application of separator systems according to DIN EN 1825-1 and DIN EN 1825-2 and in compliance with the operating and maintenance instructions of the manufacturer.