Green Public Private Partnerships
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Who should read this guidance note?
- Why should you read it?
- What does this guidance contain?
- Surely EC procurement directives rule out specifying green criteria
- It cant be that easy
- Read on!
- Key Messages
- Introduction
- Key Messages
- Some definitions
- Some definitions
- 1 PPPs and greening
- Why PPP and environmental objectives?
- Whole life costing
- Green features reduce whole life costs
- Project objectives
- The project team
- Preparing a green PPP procurement
- 2 Have you considered your green policy and is it relevant?
- Key guidance
- Remain alert to new guidance
- 3 EC procurement issues
- 4 Writing the output specification
- Considerations when writing the specification
- 5 Refining the business case
- 6 Selection of Bidders and Evaluating the Bids
- 7 Delivering the benefits
- Contract management
- The contract manager
- Monitoring and improving performance
- Annex A Issues for contractors to consider when drawing up their tender
- Design of buildings
- Location & planning site
- Materials
- Equipment
- Site development
- Annex B Further Advice and Information
- Enquiries and Contacts
- Building Research Establishment Helplines
- Essential Guidance
- General guidance and web sites
- Energy
- Estate and Facilities Management
- Waste
- Water
- Whole Life Costing
