Tampere, FI establishes circular procurement standards for Yliopistonkatu renovation project

Tampere, FI Yliopistonkatu Circular Procurement Standards

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Municipal officials set reuse and recycling goals for vendors involved in the street's renovation. These standards are the first of their type in Finland. Selected contractors are given leeway to determine how they reduce the estimated 1,000 truckloads of new material used in a project of this size. The Yliopistonkatu standards offer a model for reducing construction costs and waste during public works projects.

Procurement Capital/Infrastructure Projects Recycling Public Works Resiliency

Tampere, FI

Municipality in Finland

Finland

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Yliopistonkatu Will Be Constructed According to Circular Economy – This Will Help Save Thousands of Truckloads of Materials [City of Tampere - City of Tampere - Current issues - 2021 - September]

The renovation of one of the key streets of Tampere, Yliopistonkatu, will be carried out using the principles of circular economy. It is the first time in Finland this type of circular economy procurement criteria is applied. Design and construction will begin in the fall of 2021.

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