Cost Benefit Analysis of Standardising Existing Code of Practice for Household Waste Recycling
The co-design of the new Code of Practice for Household Waste Recycling will take an evidence-based approach, building on the existing Code of Practice2, identifying areas that can be strengthened and updated in order to deliver better services across Scotland and increase recycling rates, including considering new products or materials for inclusion. The process will leverage the current approach and build on what we know works. It will utilise the expertise within Scottish Local Authorities and beyond, and build...
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
£85,201
Published
11 Nov 2025
Closes
8 Jul 2025
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 Cost Benefit Analysis of Standardising Existing Code of Practice for Household Waste Recycling
£85,201
The successful bidder will be required to produce a report detailing the impact of the current Code of Practice. The report should map out the current state of play and assess the impact of all Local Authorities in Scotland undertaking to meet the key provisions in the existing Code of Practice. These must include an analysis of the following, however the co...
Delivery: Scotland
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The co-design of the new Code of Practice for Household Waste Recycling will take an evidence-based approach, building on the existing Code of Practice2, identifying areas that can be strengthened and updated in order to deliver better serv...
Contract notice · Web page
RESAS/004/25 - ITT
18 Jun 2025
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18 Jun 2025
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Cost Benefit Analysis of Standardising Existing Code of Practice for Household Waste Recycling
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The co-design of the new Code of Practice for Household Waste Recycling will take an evidence-based approach, building on the existing Code of Practice2, identifying areas that can be strengthened and updated in order to deliver better serv...
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