Tender opportunities

WRAP wish to identify, collate and analyse good quality data to better understand the current amounts of packaging, product damage and food waste generated from different components of the retail supply chain (traditional grocery and home improvement).  This will include the development of baselines along the supply chain and identifying best practice.

WRAP is seeking partners in Scotland to work on projects which intend to explore the use of quality composts in landscape and regeneration applications.

WRAP is seeking partners in the UK to work on projects which intend to explore the cost effective use of quality composts in landscape and regeneration applications throughout the UK.

We wish to identify and assess techniques in use or under development for the recycling of FPDs (liquid crystal and plasma types). This work represents the first phase of WRAP’s work to encourage the development of sustainable large-scale commercial processes for the recycling of FPDs in the UK.

WRAP wishes to appoint a number of advisors to provide technical support services to WRAP and to businesses with which WRAP is involved.

WRAP wishes to invite partners within the retail sector and their supply chain to establish reusable packaging trials that demonstrate packaging and/or product waste (including food) reduction through the use of innovative closed loop systems.

WRAP wishes to invite partners within the retail sector, and their supply chain, to establish in-store trials that demonstrate packaging and/or product waste reduction through the use of innovative merchandising, display and dispensing systems, as well as product reformulations.

WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) wishes to invite suitably qualified candidates to tender for inclusion onto a framework contract to provide external capacity building support to Third Sector Organisations (TSOs).

WRAP invites suitably qualified candidates to provide order management, storage and distribution of home compost bins and accessories. 

We wish to build on the success of Glass Rite: Wine phase I (http://www.wrap.org.uk/retail/) To carry out large scale advocacy and demonstration work to encourage the international wine industry to adopt both lighter weight wine bottles and the practice of bulk importing wine to be filled here in the UK in domestically produced bottles with a high recycled content.