Delivering contaminated soil

You need a waste stream number for the transport and delivery of waste. Customers can apply for waste stream numbers for asbestos streams, bulky or other commercial waste and non-remediable blasting grit in the Mijn Attero customer portal. For other waste streams you can apply for waste stream numbers by completing the Discription form. Please e-mail this form to ssc@attero.nl and receive your waste stream number within one business day. Not a customer yet? Please contact Customer Services.

Article 13 Terms and Conditions of Acceptance of (remediable) soil/sand

The material to be supplied must satisfy the requirements described in the table below.

Click here for the acceptance limits, table 1A, pages 18-19 (in Dutch).

• premise for sewage sand/sifted RGK is at least 90% sand
• premise for Sand from sweeping (“V”) is >80% sand
• premise for un-sifted RKGV/RKG sludge is >70-80% sand

1. If the soil contains a higher percentage of foreign material than described, it must be sifted in advance.
   This also applies to batches in which the material foreign to the soil > 200 x 200 mm. The extra sifting
   step can be performed by Attero in certain cases, based on consultation. Any additional costs are
   agreed with the Disposer in advance. Material foreign to the soil is understood to mean:
   • branches, roots, leaves and the like;
   • stone-like materials (rubble);
   • other materials foreign to the soil.
   With other materials foreign to the soil, the quantity to be accepted is assessed by Attero.
2. For the purpose of pre-acceptance, the Disposer must provide insight into the physical and chemical
   composition of the relevant batch of contaminated soil/dredging spoils, in part based on historical
   information. Sources for this data could be:
   • preliminary investigation in accordance with NEN 5725 or NEN 5717;
   • indicative, exploratory or further water or soil surveys;
   • remediation survey, remediation plan or BUS report;
   • a depot inspection within the context of the Soil Protection Act (Wet bodembescherming - Wbb)
   or the Soil Quality Decree (Besluit Bodemkwaliteit - Bbk);
   • indicative batch or other inspection in accordance with paragraph 6.4.6 of BRL 9335-1.
3. For all batches of contaminated soil/dredging spoils, insight must be provided into the physical and
   chemical composition prior to delivery, by means of valid evidence. Physical composition:
   • dry substance (ds) content;
   • lutum content;
   • foreign-to-the-soil material content;
   • humus (organic matter) content.
4. Composition values of a batch of contaminated soil must be within the acceptance value limits from
   BRL SIKB 7500. The current acceptance value limits can be consulted at: link.
5. Composition values of a batch of contaminated soil must be within the acceptance value limits of BRL
   SIKB 9335. In that BRL, the acceptance value limit for soil preliminarily indicated to be reusable is:
   maximum class Industry (in accordance with Soil Quality Decree).
6. Undetermined and/or unreported parameters/substances are assumed not to be present, but normally
   may not exceed the Maximum Values for the class Industry in accordance with the Soil Quality
   Regulations (Annex B).
7. In all cases, data must be submitted concerning the PFAS content values. For more information
   regarding the current package for analysis, see: website.
8. When dredging spoils are supplied, a sieve analysis must also be available. If a batch contains asbestos, the Disposer must indicate the weighed concentration by means of an analysis. If parameters other than the foregoing are not named or analysed, these are assumed not to be present unless a different assessment is made based on the specific properties of a batch, such as its origin, nature, history and the like.
9. If it is to be expected based on batch-specific information that parameters other than those mentioned
   above will be found in the materials offered, Attero reserves the right at all times to require additional
   information and/or analyses prior to acceptance.
10. Attero offers the possibility of having soil tested on behalf of the Disposer. This involves costs.
11. Attero tests the batches of contaminated soil and dredging spoils in accordance with SIKB protocol
    7510 “Processing remediation of ex situ contamination in soil and dredging spoils” (Procesmatige ex
    situ reiniging van grond en baggerspecie) prior to acceptance.
12. When soil for is offered for the land bank, Attero tests based on the requirements imposed in BRL
    9335.
13. At variance with paragraph 9, Attero applies a limit value of 10% (m/m) for materials foreign to the
    soil, unless agreed otherwise.

Our acceptance regulations, location regulations and the general terms and conditions can be found by clicking the downloads button.

Read more about the general procedure for waste delivery.

Weighing cards are credit card-sized cards that digitally store all information necessary to accept the delivery of waste at our Wijster, Wilp, Moerdijk, Tilburg, Venlo, Montfort, Landgraaf and Maastricht sites. Please contact Customer Services if you have any questions about new weighing cards or replacing your existing weighing cards. Please call +31 (0) 88 550 25 00. Or e-mail us at ssc@attero.nl.

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If permitted by the National Waste Control Centre (LMA), you can transport waste without paper accompanying documents. If you are using Attero weighing cards or with the Digital Accompanying Letter Waste (EBA), for example. Additional conditions may apply. The use of the EBA requires a digital connection to the waste delivery app you use. We will first go through a testing phase before establishing such a connection in order to be sure that the connection is safe and correct. Contact Robert Jan Saft by e-mail via robert.jan.saft@attero.nl for more information about EBA connections.

My Attero allows you to view and download your own weighing data and invoices online. You can also view your waste stream numbers and apply for new waste stream numbers. If you are not using My Attero yet, but you do want to, apply for an account via My Attero.

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