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Incineration Review - Opportunities to decarbonise the existing residuals waste treatment infrastructure in Scotland

1. The Scottish Government is seeking a contractor to evaluate the opportunities to decarbonise the residual waste treatment infrastructure sector in Scotland, with the main focus on waste incineration. 2. This specification sets out what is required, provides background information on the independent Review of Incineration, and invites contractors to respond. 3. We welcome bids from individuals, organisations or collaborations / consortia with the appropriate skills and experience. If there is a collaborative bid...

Buyer

Scottish Government

Value

Not provided

Published

3 Mar 2022

Closes

24 Mar 2022

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

UKM82

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

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Contract ends

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CPV classifications

73000000

Research and development services and related consultancy services

Lots

Lot 1 Incineration Review - Opportunities to decarbonise the existing residuals waste treatment infrastructure in Scotland

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10. The aim of this contract is to review the options available to Scotland to decarbonise the existing residual waste treatment infrastructure sector in Scotland, with the main focus on waste incineration infrastructure (including that in construction and likely to be developed). These will include consideration of technology changes as well as systematic c...

Delivery: Scotland

Incineration Review - Opportunities to decarbonise the existing residuals waste treatment infrastructure in Scotland

Not provided

1. The Scottish Government is seeking a contractor to evaluate the opportunities to decarbonise the residual waste treatment infrastructure sector in Scotland, with the main focus on waste incineration. 2. This specification sets out what i...

Contract notice · Web page

RESAS/006/22 - ITT

3 Mar 2022

Word document

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