AUSTRALIA · TENDER

Assessment of risks and benefits of onsite organics processing technologies

Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (SSROC) on behalf of its participating member and other Councils invite quotations from suitably qualified consultants for the assessment of risks and benefits of onsite organics processing technologies This project will engage a consultant to analyse the capacity and costs of a range of leading, proven onsit…

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Key facts

Buyer
SSROC
Buyer address
139-145 Beamish Street, Campsie, New South Wales 2194, Australia
Status
Closed
Opened
10 May 2021
Closed
01 Jun 2021
Decision
30 Jul 2021
Categories
Engineer, Research, Tech services, Environmental & Heritage Services

Summary and scope

Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (SSROC) on behalf of its participating member and other Councils invite quotations from suitably qualified consultants for the assessment of risks and benefits of onsite organics processing technologies This project will engage a consultant to analyse the capacity and costs of a range of leading, proven onsite organics processing technologies for multi-unit dwellings (MUDs) or precincts. The analysis will include processing capacity, output collection needs, buy-back opportunities for outputs, feedstock limitations, licensing, and relevant legislative and regulatory requirements or barriers for onsite processing and application of outputs to land. The project will include literature review and stakeholder interviews to assess the state of the sector and current and emerging offerings and explore the extent to which onsite technologies suit different housing and mixed-use densities (low, medium and high-rise). An assumptions tables will accompany the presentation of findings.

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