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Net-Zero & Whole-Life Carbon Consultant

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This scope was carved out of P/REF 00000632.

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ITT - Swindon Archive Decarbonisation Design Team (UID 320)

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AgencyHistoric England
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Performs carbon accounting and sustainability assessments for prime contractors on Historic England archive facility projects. Develops whole-life cost and carbon assessments, validates energy performance against 2040 net-zero targets, and provides technical documentation for grant applications. Utilizes whole-life carbon assessment frameworks. Delivers whole-life cost and carbon assessment reports.

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