ROOT to Market Dynamic Market for Regenerative Procurement

Name: ROOT to Market Dynamic Market for Regenerative Procurement
Creator: HEART ACADEMIES TRUST
Published: 2026-03-12T10:21:54.000Z
License: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/

HEART ACADEMIES TRUST Published 12 Mar 2026 Find a Tender Open until 31 Mar 2036

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key details

Status	active
Category (CPV)	09000000 +23 more
Deadline	31 Mar 2036
Procedure	open
SME suitable	Yes
OCID	ocds-h6vhtk-06680d

description

Regeneration Over Extraction. Suppliers must seek to:

	Prioritise materials and products that restore, replenish, or enhance natural living systems.
	Avoid extractive materials that degrade ecosystems, deplete finite resources, or cause long term environmental harm.
	Use resource efficiently and maximise material lifespans through good design and appropriate material use
	Demonstrate a clear transition plan away from extractive inputs where alternatives are not yet available.
	Minimise embodied carbon in construction materials (e.g., concrete, steel, insulation).
	Prioritise regenerative or circular construction materials (e.g., reclaimed steel, recycled aggregates, lower embodied carbon concrete alternatives, timber from regenerative forestry).
	Avoid extractive materials linked to high impact mining (e.g., virgin aggregates, aluminium, PVC).
	Seek to design for deconstruction, enhancing the residual value of materials at the end of design life and reducing future reliance on extractive practices

Ethical and Non-Exploitative Supply Chains. Suppliers must seek to:

	Ensure all labour practices across their supply chain are fair, safe, and free from exploitation.
	Avoid sourcing from suppliers or regions associated with forced labour, unsafe working conditions, or unfair pay.
	Maintain transparent supply chain mapping and provide evidence of due diligence on request.
	Ensure fair and safe working conditions on construction sites.
2.3	Climate Friendly Operations. Suppliers must seek to:
	Minimise carbon, water and waste in their organisations and core operations.
	Specifically minimise greenhouse gas emissions across production, transport, and distribution.
	Prioritise low carbon materials, renewable energy, and efficient logistics.
	Minimise whole life carbon impacts in design and materials, optimising embodied carbon together with operational efficiency.
	Reduce site emissions (plant, generators, transport) and use electric or low emission plant and machinery.
	Implement site level water management and waste segregation plans.
	Demonstrate continuous improvement in reducing their carbon footprint, water usage and waste production, supported by measurable data where possible.
	Drive design towards deconstruction practices and offer (and advocate for) regenerative material options to replace more mainstream materials
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Nature Enhancing Practices. Suppliers must seek to:

	Adopt practices that actively improve soil health, biodiversity, water quality, and ecosystem resilience.
	Use regenerative agricultural, manufacturing, or operational methods wherever feasible.
	Avoid chemicals, processes, or materials known to harm biodiversity or natural habitats.
	Implement nature positive site practices.
	Ensure soil protection and restoration before and after works.
	Avoid habitat disturbance and protect ecological features during construction.

Circularity and Resource Stewardship. Suppliers must seek to:

	Maximise recycled, reclaimed, or up-cycled materials.
	Design products and packaging for reuse, repair, or recycling.
	Minimise waste generation and avoid single use materials unless essential for safety or compliance.
	Design for reuse, modularity and disassembly.
	Maximise reuse of demolition materials.
	Avoid single use construction materials (e.g. plastic sheeting)
	Offer and opt for the use of bio-based and recovered materials wherever viably possible

documents

https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/022187-2026 , tenderNotice

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notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

Published	Type	Regime	Notice
12 Mar 2026	Dynamic market intention (UK13)	Procurement Act 2023	022187-2026

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