Current Disposal Cost PRICE PER TONNE Sample Clauses

Current Disposal Cost PRICE PER TONNE. ANNUAL TONNAGE ANNUAL COST £100 per tonne (inc. transport) x 11,000 tonnes £100 11,000 £1,100,000 Tendered Treatment and Disposal Cost £98 per tonne (inc. transport) x 11,000 tonnes £98 11,000 £1,078,000 Estimated 5 Year Cost £5,390,000 Estimated Annual Saving £22,000 Estimated 5 Year Savings £110,000 LOT 2 Current Disposal Cost PRICE PER TONNE ANNUAL TONNAGE ANNUAL COST £100 per tonne (inc. transport) x 7,000 tonnes £100 7,000 £700,000 Tendered Treatment and Disposal Cost £82 per tonne (inc. transport) x 7,000 tonnes £82 7,000 £574,000 Estimated 5 Year Cost £2,870,000 Estimated Annual Saving £126,000 Estimated 5 Year Savings £630,000 Lot 3 - The current cost of diversion of Mechanical Street Sweeping waste from landfill is £21.75 per tonne (including transport). The following table shows the estimated costs and the estimated benefits that will be ac hieved by re-letting the contract for the diversion of the waste in this Lot. LOT 3 Current Disposal Cost PRICE PER TONNE ANNUAL TONNAGE ANNUAL COST £21.75 per tonne (inc. transport) x 8,000 tonnes £21.75 8000 £174,000 Tendered Treatment and Disposal Cost £19.82 per tonne (inc. transport) x 8,000 tonnes £19.82 8000 £158,560 Estimated 5 Year Cost £792,800 Estimated Annual Saving £15,440 Estimated 5 Year Savings £77,200 Lot 1, Lot 2 & Lot 3 totals Over the full contract period including extensions it is estimated that the total cost of the contract will be £9,052,800. Over the full contract period including extensions this contract is expected to deliver a total estimated saving of £817,200 although it should be noted that the tendered prices are fixed for one year only and thereafter subject to annual review, at the request of either party, to reflect market movements (up or down) and conditions. Since the programmed contract start date is 25 N ovember 2013, of the £163,440 estimated savings during the first year of the contract, some 35%, approximately £57,200, will be achieved during the financial year 2013/14.
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