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LLW Operations 2007-2050
The Repository is the UK’s only facility for disposal of LLW. Its consignors include the 19 NDA owned sites, Ministry of Defence (MOD), United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), Hospitals, Universities and other UK customers.
The Repository is the UK’s only facility for disposal of LLW. Its consignors include the 19 NDA owned sites, Ministry of Defence (MOD), United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), Hospitals, Universities and other UK customers.
Customers
Managing waste on behalf of our Customers is LLW Repository Ltd’s core business. Our waste and packaging services help Customers to manage their lower activity waste efficiently and preserve the life of the Low Level Waste Repository by ensuring that we get the most out of our precious capacity.
Managing waste on behalf of our Customers is LLW Repository Ltd’s core business. Our waste and packaging services help Customers to manage their lower activity waste efficiently and preserve the life of the Low Level Waste Repository by ensuring that we get the most out of our precious capacity.
Waste Services
From our base, at the Low Level Waste Repository in West Cumbria, we offer UK customers a portfolio of waste services. This section of our website gives an overview of the services we provide.
From our base, at the Low Level Waste Repository in West Cumbria, we offer UK customers a portfolio of waste services. This section of our website gives an overview of the services we provide.
Waste Acceptance Procedure
LLW Repository Ltd's Waste Acceptance Procedure details how waste must be consigned under the Waste Services Contract. The Waste Acceptance Procedure is the collective term used for the arrangements that Customers follow to consign waste to LLW Repository Ltd for treatment and / or disposal. It forms part of the Waste Services Contract and it is a requirement for Customers to follow the Waste Acceptance Procedure when consigning waste to LLW Repository Ltd.
LLW Repository Ltd's Waste Acceptance Procedure details how waste must be consigned under the Waste Services Contract. The Waste Acceptance Procedure is the collective term used for the arrangements that Customers follow to consign waste to LLW Repository Ltd for treatment and / or disposal. It forms part of the Waste Services Contract and it is a requirement for Customers to follow the Waste Acceptance Procedure when consigning waste to LLW Repository Ltd.
Customer Contacts
General Customer Team Contacts:
General Customer Team Contacts:
New Customers
We aim to provide our Customers with easy access to our portfolio of waste and packaging services. This section of our website gives a basic overview of the process for consigning low level waste to LLW Repository Ltd for treatment or disposal to support potential New Customers. Further guidance can be found within the Waste Acceptance Criteria and Waste Acceptance Procedure pages. For advice on any of LLW Repository Ltd's services or for details of how to become a Customer, please see the Customer Contacts page.
We aim to provide our Customers with easy access to our portfolio of waste and packaging services. This section of our website gives a basic overview of the process for consigning low level waste to LLW Repository Ltd for treatment or disposal to support potential New Customers. Further guidance can be found within the Waste Acceptance Criteria and Waste Acceptance Procedure pages. For advice on any of LLW Repository Ltd's services or for details of how to become a Customer, please see the Customer Contacts page.
Transition Plan
To support the transition from the current Low Level Waste Disposal Agreement to the new Waste Services Contract from the 1st April 2010, LLW Repository Ltd is implementing a Transition Plan for a smooth transition from the current arrangements to the new Waste Acceptance Criteria and Waste Acceptance Procedure. The Transition Plan is intended to provide a gradual move from the old processes to the new to reduce the impact on Customers.
To support the transition from the current Low Level Waste Disposal Agreement to the new Waste Services Contract from the 1st April 2010, LLW Repository Ltd is implementing a Transition Plan for a smooth transition from the current arrangements to the new Waste Acceptance Criteria and Waste Acceptance Procedure. The Transition Plan is intended to provide a gradual move from the old processes to the new to reduce the impact on Customers.
2010 Customer Forum
LLW Repository Ltd held its annual Customer Forum on Thursday 20th May 2010, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith. The event provided an opportunity to review the developments in low level waste management that have taken place in the past 12 months.
LLW Repository Ltd held its annual Customer Forum on Thursday 20th May 2010, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith. The event provided an opportunity to review the developments in low level waste management that have taken place in the past 12 months.
Customer Forms
LLW Repository Ltd's Waste Acceptance Procedure details how waste must be consigned to LLW Repository Ltd under the Waste Services Contract including the relevant Forms that are to be completed by Customers and submitted to LLW Repository Ltd. This section provides links to all the current Waste Services Contract Forms.
LLW Repository Ltd's Waste Acceptance Procedure details how waste must be consigned to LLW Repository Ltd under the Waste Services Contract including the relevant Forms that are to be completed by Customers and submitted to LLW Repository Ltd. This section provides links to all the current Waste Services Contract Forms.
Service Pricing
LLW Repository Ltd provides Customers with a range of Waste and Packaging Services through the Waste Services Contract. This contract includes Service Pricing Mechanisms that are used to determine the price of the service for Customers.
LLW Repository Ltd provides Customers with a range of Waste and Packaging Services through the Waste Services Contract. This contract includes Service Pricing Mechanisms that are used to determine the price of the service for Customers.
Packaging Services
LLW Repository Ltd's provides customers with a range of Packaging Services under the Waste Services Contract including the supply of transport and disposal containers and packaging support services. Please see the Customer Contacts page for details of our Transport and Logistics Team.
LLW Repository Ltd's provides customers with a range of Packaging Services under the Waste Services Contract including the supply of transport and disposal containers and packaging support services. Please see the Customer Contacts page for details of our Transport and Logistics Team.
What is the Waste Hierarchy?
The Waste Hierarchy
The Waste Hierarchy
Management Options
Introduction
Introduction
Old Forms
LLW Repository Ltd's Conditions for Acceptance were replaced by the Waste Acceptance Procedure on 1st April 2010. LLW Repository Ltd has agreed, in accordance with the arrangements set out in the Transition Plan, to accept these waste consignments using the D Forms that existed under the superseded Conditions for Acceptance until 30th September 2010, unless otherwise stated.
LLW Repository Ltd's Conditions for Acceptance were replaced by the Waste Acceptance Procedure on 1st April 2010. LLW Repository Ltd has agreed, in accordance with the arrangements set out in the Transition Plan, to accept these waste consignments using the D Forms that existed under the superseded Conditions for Acceptance until 30th September 2010, unless otherwise stated.
Strategic BPEO Assesments
To support the development and implementation of new treatment and disposal routes, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and LLW Repository Ltd have developed a series of strategic Best Practicable Environmental Option (BPEO)Assessments. Each assessment considers the options for treatment and disposal of a specific type of waste in the context of a national approach and inventory. We have published these documents here on our website to allow our Customers to use these documents as references or as the basis of their own individual BPEO Assessments. If you need any additional information or support with the use of these BPEO Assessments then please get in touch using our dedicated customer e-mail address: customerteam@llwrsite.com
To support the development and implementation of new treatment and disposal routes, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and LLW Repository Ltd have developed a series of strategic Best Practicable Environmental Option (BPEO)Assessments. Each assessment considers the options for treatment and disposal of a specific type of waste in the context of a national approach and inventory. We have published these documents here on our website to allow our Customers to use these documents as references or as the basis of their own individual BPEO Assessments. If you need any additional information or support with the use of these BPEO Assessments then please get in touch using our dedicated customer e-mail address: customerteam@llwrsite.com
Final Proposals
1. Waste Services Contract – A New Approach for Our Customers
1. Waste Services Contract – A New Approach for Our Customers
Conditions for Acceptance
LLW Repository Ltd's Conditions for Acceptance were replaced by the Waste Acceptance Criteria on 1st April 2010. For work that was in progress on 31st March 2010, LLW Repository Ltd has agreed, in accordance with the arrangements set out in the Transition Plan, to accept these wastes under the Conditions for Acceptance until 30th September 2010.
LLW Repository Ltd's Conditions for Acceptance were replaced by the Waste Acceptance Criteria on 1st April 2010. For work that was in progress on 31st March 2010, LLW Repository Ltd has agreed, in accordance with the arrangements set out in the Transition Plan, to accept these wastes under the Conditions for Acceptance until 30th September 2010.
Draft Proposals
1. First Customer Workshops
1. First Customer Workshops
Low Level Waste 2009
LLW Repository Ltd held its annual low level waste forum on Wednesday 22nd April 2009, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith. The event provided an an opportunity to review the developments in low level waste management that have taken place in the past 12 months and also to look further back as we marked the 50th anniversary of waste disposal at the Low Level Waste Repository Site, which commenced back in 1959!
LLW Repository Ltd held its annual low level waste forum on Wednesday 22nd April 2009, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith. The event provided an an opportunity to review the developments in low level waste management that have taken place in the past 12 months and also to look further back as we marked the 50th anniversary of waste disposal at the Low Level Waste Repository Site, which commenced back in 1959!
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28 May 2010: 2010 Customer Forum
LLW Repository Ltd held its annual Customer Forum on Thursday 20th May 2010, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith. The event provided an opportunity to review the developments in low level waste management that have taken place in the past 12 months.
LLW Repository Ltd held its annual Customer Forum on Thursday 20th May 2010, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith. The event provided an opportunity to review the developments in low level waste management that have taken place in the past 12 months.
22 Feb 2009: Low Level Waste 2009
LLW Repository Ltd will be holding its annual low level waste forum on Wednesday 22nd April 2009, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith.
LLW Repository Ltd will be holding its annual low level waste forum on Wednesday 22nd April 2009, at the Rheged Centre at Penrith.