London Waste and Recycling Board operating as ReLondon
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PBNP-9149-XDTM
- Address
- LONDON, UKI45, SE1 7PB, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 5 Mar 2026
- Latest notice
- 9 Jul 2026
Published procurement activity · 5 tenders
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The FlexFlats project aims to understand how local authorities can provide an efficient and effective flexibles collection service to residents who live in purpose-built flats and share bins (communal bins). The pilots will be carried out in partnership with three London local authorities with five pilot sites (blocks) in each.
This invitation to tender (ITT) is for the development and delivery of a robust monitoring and evaluation approach for a new London food waste campaign. We would like to understand the impact of (a) a 'London-wide' (across 17 boroughs) food waste campaign; and (b) boosted hyper-local communications using the campaign's creative
The brief Design and deliver the creative and production for a high impact, engaging and focussed pan-London food campaign to shape food waste prevention and recycling. The campaign needs to increase motivation, knowledge and make clear how easy recycling and preventing food waste is for 21-44 year olds and parents with children
We require a media agency to work with our creative agency to: • Collaborate during the campaign strategy and planning phase; • Create a media plan for the campaign, recommending appropriate channels and formats, timings of media bursts and cost-effective approaches; • Buy media space on our behalf, managing budgets efficiently;
The brief While ReLondon has an annual survey of both businesses (SMEs and startups in our network) and local authorities to help measure outcomes for reporting purposes, we have relied until now on campaign-specific surveys and the polling of other organisations (e.g. London Councils' citizen climate survey) to provide data for
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