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5. Economic stakes
5.1 Building waste costs
5.1.1 Evaluation of disposal costs
The cost of waste disposal is estimated at between 0.5 and 7% of the cost of the lots, depending on their nature. The waste-related costs to be included in the contractor's price depend on :
the labour required for pre-sorting (or dismantling) ;
specific site installations (storage area, skips, etc.);
the effect of scale directly linked to the...
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Economic stakes
2. Waste tracking slips
These are the following (cf. :
the BSDI special industrial waste tracking slip;
asbestos waste tracking slip (BSDA);
inert waste tracking slip (or DIB).
4. Recommendation no. T2-2000 to public-sector clients concerning the management of waste from building sites
5. Audit forms
This paragraph describes the various audit forms, referring to § 3.11 of , for buildings prior to total or partial demolition.
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