Waste Management and Technical Services framework

Yes. The framework covers hazardous waste collection, including chemicals, controlled substances, and other regulated materials. Appointed suppliers follow strict safety protocols and legal requirements to safely collect, transport, and dispose of hazardous waste, supporting both environmental compliance and housing organisation risk management.

Bulk refuse collection services are available to housing organisations through PfH’s appointed suppliers. This includes scheduled collections of large volumes of domestic or communal waste across estates. Suppliers manage logistics, transport, and compliant disposal, ensuring estates remain safe and tidy while helping organisations meet regulatory obligations.

PfH’s appointed suppliers provide comprehensive bulky waste collection for housing associations, including furniture, large household items, and construction-related waste. Services can be scheduled for routine collections or arranged reactively for urgent requirements. All collected waste is safely transported and disposed of in compliance with UK environmental regulations, supporting operational efficiency and site safety.

PfH’s framework allows flexibility for housing organisations to modify service requirements, scale collections up or down, or address new compliance needs. Suppliers coordinate with the client to implement changes efficiently while maintaining adherence to environmental regulations.

Suppliers provide flexible operational models, including fixed-site collection, kerbside “wait-and-load” services, and direct tipping. This ensures that services are tailored to the needs of each housing organisation, whether for routine waste management or reactive site clearance.

Yes, the framework covers England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Regional sub-lots ensure local access to suppliers and services, helping organisations manage costs, logistics, and compliance efficiently.

Yes. The framework allows organisations to request waste audits from appointed suppliers. Audits identify opportunities for operational improvements, recycling optimisation, and compliance assurance.

The framework encourages sustainable practices, including waste reduction, recycling, and circular economy initiatives. Suppliers implement environmentally friendly disposal methods, optimise resource recovery, and support housing organisations’ ESG and social value objectives.

PfH’s appointed suppliers deliver waste reporting, data tracking, and performance dashboards. This helps organisations monitor volumes, recycling rates, and sustainability metrics, supporting both operational decision-making and regulatory compliance.

Suppliers provide waste management services in accordance with UK environmental legislation and local authority regulations. The framework includes guidance on compliance documentation, reporting requirements, and record-keeping to support audits and inspections.

Yes. Housing organisations can schedule planned waste management services for routine collection or request reactive services to address urgent issues. The framework ensures timely response and flexibility to meet operational needs.

PfH’s appointed suppliers offer fly-tipping clearance, site remediation, and safe disposal. These services help housing organisations maintain safe, compliant sites and manage environmental risks, particularly in communal areas or estates.

Yes. The framework covers hazardous materials disposal, including chemicals and controlled substances, as well as electronic waste (WEEE) collection and recycling. Suppliers ensure that all hazardous and electronic waste is handled safely and in compliance with UK environmental regulations.

PfH’s appointed suppliers provide end-to-end bulky waste services, including collection, transportation, and disposal. This includes domestic furniture, construction-related waste, and other large-scale items. Services can be scheduled for routine collections or arranged on demand for reactive requirements.

The framework covers a full spectrum of waste services, including bulky waste collection, hazardous waste disposal, household waste removal, fly-tipping clearance, WEEE (electronic) waste management, and site clearance. Suppliers can deliver reactive, planned, or fixed-site services as required by the housing organisation.

The framework is structured to provide regional access across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Sub-lots and supplier coverage ensure that organisations can procure waste management services locally, benefiting from suppliers familiar with regional requirements and operational considerations.

Using the framework reduces procurement risk, saves time, ensures access to compliant and experienced suppliers, and supports ESG objectives. It also provides management information and reporting capabilities, helping housing organisations monitor waste performance, sustainability, and compliance.

Housing associations can procure services using either a direct call-off or by running a mini-competition among appointed suppliers. The framework pre-qualifies suppliers and sets compliance standards, allowing organisations to secure competitive pricing, meet procurement regulations, and ensure high-quality service delivery. PfH provides guidance throughout the process, helping organisations select the most appropriate supplier and manage contracts effectively.

The framework is available to registered housing associations, social housing providers, local authorities, and other public sector organisations across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. PfH’s appointed suppliers deliver services directly to these organisations, providing scalable solutions for projects of any size.

The PfH Waste Management Framework provides housing associations and social landlords with access to pre-approved suppliers offering comprehensive waste management services. It simplifies procurement, ensures compliance with public sector regulations, and supports operational efficiency, sustainability, and reporting requirements. The framework covers all types of waste streams, from household and bulky waste to hazardous and electronic waste.

The Procurement Act 2023 is now in force, changing how public sector organisations, including housing providers, plan, award, and manage contracts. A procurement consultant can help you embed compliant processes, documentation and transparency measures across your operations. PfH’s consultancy team is supporting members to interpret the new obligations, streamline reporting, and strengthen governance systems. This ensures your procurement remains legally robust while continuing to deliver commercial and social value.