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074662-2026The “Business of Recycling” tool was developed based around the WRAP house style and is used on all resources associated with this work. The website is built using NextJS and uses Contentful as a headless content management system. The site is hosted on Digital Ocean, and the codebase managed in GitHub. The web content hosted on the England and NI BoR websites currently is primarily targeted at waste producers i.e. those businesses in scope of workplace recycling obligations. Guidance hosted on each nation’s BoR site is unique to each nation, based on the various legal obligations in place. WRAP now wishes to create a Collectors Hub for both England and NI, built under the umbrella of the BoR website, to provide a dedicated area for good practice guidance, resources and tools aimed at private and public waste collectors. At present a separate Welsh Hub is not required, but there is a possibility in future that one might need to be created. Using the existing BoR website as a starting point, WRAP is seeking a supplier to provide development support to create a Collectors Hub structure for both England and NI within Contentful.
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074662-2026Awards and suppliers
Buyer: Waste & Resources Action ProgrammeSupplier: Etch Software Ltd
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