Dunedin City Council Seeks New Enclosed Landfill Gas Flare System

The Dunedin City Council�s (DCC) Waste Futures Programme includes implementing an improved kerbside recycling and waste collection service and the construction of a new landfill at Smooth Hill. In the interim, the DCC has applied for resource consent to extend the life of Green Island Landfill.

Landfill gas (LFG) generated by Green Island Landfill is collected by a series of gas wells and conveyed to a generator which uses the LFG as fuel to generate electricity. A gas flare is used as an alternative as well as back-up to destroy the LFG. The landfill requires a new enclosed gas flare to ensure the conversion of gas to carbon dioxide is maximised, and relevant regulations are complied with.

We require a design, install and maintain (annual inspection) solution. The Supplier must have the capacity and capability to complete installation by 25 October 2024. We want to partner with a Supplier that stands behind their product and can demonstrate they can provide a quality complete solution that meets our specifications.

A 12-month defects period is required and warranties for periods greater than 12 months is desirable. Relevant experience is vital along with evidence of a robust supply chain for parts. We seek to partner with a Supplier that is proactive, responsive and has a service agent based in Australia and/or New Zealand.