Lifecycle stage

What this means for industry Technical input has the most influence at this point.

The challenge

Construction and demolition material leaves the city for processing and returns as new product, at avoidable cost and emissions.

The project

A municipal hub for sorting, storing and re-certifying construction and demolition materials for reuse in public works. The feasibility stage is testing whether public procurement volume alone can sustain the hub, or whether private demand is required from the start.

Expected impact

  • Defined reuse rate target for municipal construction contracts
  • Certified reuse stream for structural and non-structural materials

Funding

Status
Under assessment
Routes under consideration
LIFE Programme, Interreg, Municipal budget
Estimated investment
€9.2m

Member information

Detailed project information

Technical requirements, procurement detail, timeline, documentation and named contact routes are available to ESCA members.

Available to members for this project:

  • Technical requirements
  • Partners the city is looking for
  • Detailed project timeline
  • Market dialogue windows and format
  • Named contact routes

Member access is being introduced. Until it is live, request this information through the project desk and it will be sent to you directly.

Member access means earlier and fuller information on equal terms with every other member. It confers no advantage in any procurement procedure.

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