The Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) is seeking information on the latest methodologies, technologies, products, and services that can help the Kansas City region recover and repurpose waste materials from construction and demolition activities. The goal is to develop a self-perpetuating circular economy by identifying potential players who can contribute to the recovery and repurposing of waste materials. The scope of work includes design for circularity and regeneration, supportive public policy and permitting, funding and financial incentives, deconstruction, building with recovered materials, sortation and separation of recovered materials, transportation, storage, and logistics, land development, processing recovered materials, brokering recovered materials, reuse, repair, recycling, and waste-to-energy solutions.
Some key aspects of the project include:
• Design for circularity and regeneration
• Supportive public policy and permitting
• Funding and financial incentives
• Deconstruction
• Building with recovered materials
• Sortation and separation of recovered materials
• Transportation, storage, and logistics
• Land development for circular industrial parks
• Processing recovered materials
• Brokering recovered materials
• Reuse, repair, recycling, and waste-to-energy solutions