Tender opportunities
Closing date: 21 February 12
A desk-based examination of current UK AD industry data on PTE concentrations in digestate.
Closing date: 21 February 12
Ensuring that the Residual Biogas Potential (RBP) test is working correctly and considering whether alternative methods that have advantages over the RBP test are available.
The purpose of the work is to:
- Pilot communications campaigns in order to raise donations of bulky items and textiles to a number of reuse organisations in selected geographic locations. These campaigns will use the new communications materials (both messages and designs) for bulky waste and textiles created for Zero Waste Scotland.
- Prepare a report detailing the effect each communication has on donations, with recommendations to achieve sustainable increases.
The purpose of the work is to better understand the extent and root causes of, as well as potential solutions to, supply chain product waste associated with the distribution and retail sectors of the food and drink grocery supply chain.
Closing date: 20 February 12
WRAP is developing a Voluntary Agreement (VA) with the UK Hospitality and Foodservice (HaFS) sector. This voluntary agreement, due to launch by spring 2012, will focus on preventing food and associated packaging waste and increasing recycling by the UK HaFS sector. WRAP will be responsible for the agreement and will work in partnership with organisations within the UK HaFS and their supply chain that sign up and support the delivery of the targets. This work will pilot this approach to provide support to signatories of the HaFS VA; if successful WRAP may use the same approach in future.
The purpose of the work is to provide WRAP with supply chain mapping information covering four sectors: home and workplace products; clothing; facilities management; and electrical and electronic products.
The aim of the work is to analyse and further test emerging technologies that are close to market and/or technologies that are currently used outside the UK that could be used for handling, sorting and/or processing post-consumer film waste in the UK.
The purpose of this work is to assist WRAP in engaging with the outsourced ICT sector and provide
insights into the opportunities for savings in equipment use.
Closing date: 10 February 12
The objective of this project is to develop course materials that can be used by universities, professional bodies and other interested parties to raise awareness of resource efficiency in construction.
WRAP wish to develop guidance for HWRC sites focusing on the segregation of screens and monitors dependant on their back light technology and pilot the guidance to test its effectiveness and identify the benefits to all stakeholders in the collection and treatment supply chain.
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