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Skåne Regional Council decided to alter its purchasing approach for protective disposable aprons to a more environmentally friendly product alternative. The pilot project aimed to procure 5.2 million bio-based disposable aprons, and test an innovation procurement...
In 2010, Stockholm County Council introduced stringent new environmental requirements for purchasing computers, which included low energy consumption; the use of recycled plastic in new products; and eliminating lead, mercury, and halogenated flame retardants from new...
The Municipality of Herning trialled circular economy ideas in some of its operations, which included procurement of uniforms. The previous contract had wash and repair requirements; however, Herning looked for an innovative circular solution to reusing uniforms with...
The Ministry of Defence purchases volumes of textiles to equip personnel with uniforms and other items and decided to explore the potential for increasing the circularity of its textiles sourcing by requiring producers to supply items made, in part, from recycled...
The framework agreement's goal was to secure high-quality service for clothing for healthcare professionals in one contract to support resource recovery, product life extension, and the product-as-a-service circular business models. The tender required all elements of...
The goal of this tender was to explore circular and lower energy lighting solutions for four buildings and support the product-as-a-service circular business model. The aim was to do this without significant investments, secure a 15-year contract, and reduce the CO2...