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CivTech 11 - Challenge 11.3 - How can technology reduce the environmental and social impact of litter at Arrochar?

Buyer: The GRAB Trust (Group for Recycling in Argyll and Bute Trust Limited)

Published
22 July 2025
Submission deadline
2 September 2025
Estimated value
£650,000
Place of performance
UK
Procedure
Open procedure
Lots
1
Notice number
041929-2025
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-0563a9
Official source
Official source

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Description

Arrochar, a Scottish beauty spot at Loch Long, was designated a ‘litter sink’ by the Scottish Government in 2017. The problem of litter gathering at the head of the Loch has been getting worse over decades and has reached a point where it creates a damaging effect on the area, its environment, wildlife, visitors, and on the Local Community. Arrochar is perhaps the most publicised but far from the only ‘Litter Sink’ in Scotland. Manual mechanical methods are challenging and costly, and so this Challenge seeks to develop new, sustainable ways of tackling a national issue, starting with Arrochar.

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The estimated value published by the buyer is £650,000.
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The contracting authority is The GRAB Trust (Group for Recycling in Argyll and Bute Trust Limited) (United Kingdom).
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