EEA/CCE/26/003 - Implementing circular bioeconomy – good examples of circular business models on bioeconomy and insights on the benefits of increasing the circularity of Europe’s bioeconomy
This contract will deliver concrete insights into how circularity in the European bioeconomy can be enhanced by identifying and analysing good-practice examples of circular bioeconomy business models across Europe. The listed estimated value is €74,000.
What the buyer needs
- This contract will deliver concrete insights into how circularity in the European bioeconomy can be enhanced by identifying and analysing good-practice examples of circular bioeconomy business models across Europe.
- The work will extract key lessons learned, provide inspiring examples for countries and industry, and assess the potential benefits of increased circularity with a focus on bio-based materials in lead markets identified…
Procurement signals
- Procedure: EEA/2026/MVP/0005-EXA
- Procedure type: Source procedure code 47396214
- Contract type: Services contract (31095498)
- Submission method: Electronic submission
- Published: 27 Jan 2026
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- EEA/2026/MVP/0005-EXA
- 65cce5be-5b4e-44b1-96b2-53fe1d6d9123-EXA
- Source procedure code 47396214
- Services contract (31095498)
- 47352390
- Europe/Copenhagen
- 17 Jun 2026, 21:04 UTC
Full official description
This contract will deliver concrete insights into how circularity in the European bioeconomy can be enhanced by identifying and analysing good-practice examples of circular bioeconomy business models across Europe. The work will extract key lessons learned, provide inspiring examples for countries and industry, and assess the potential benefits of increased circularity with a focus on bio-based materials in lead markets identified by the new EU Bioeconomy strategy