Cast a wide net
Over 4 rounds, we identified and profiled 26 vendors with relevant capabilities.
A multinational company in the renewables space needed partners to help design and build plants for its proven municipal solid waste technology. We profiled and ranked the candidates and helped the client decide who to talk to first.
The client is a multinational company in the renewables space that developed a safe, cost-effective technology for treating municipal solid waste, proven in its first plant. To deliver the technology at scale, it engaged Prescouter through a Research Support Service Project to find companies that could design and build the next plants alongside it.
Prescouter was asked to identify and profile companies with deep in-house waste-handling knowledge and the capability to design and construct waste treatment plants together with the client.
In-house knowledge of handling municipal solid waste.
The capability to design and build treatment plants.
A set of key performance indicators to compare vendors on equal terms.
Over 4 rounds, we identified and profiled 26 vendors with relevant capabilities.
We reached out to 15 prioritized vendors to get specific questions about their capabilities answered.
Experts shared their experience and assigned weights to the KPIs used to score each vendor.
Prescouter populated every KPI for the prioritized companies using public information and outreach data, then scored them in a flexible ranking model. The top 4 companies were recommended to the client for detailed discussions.
The top-ranked vendors, recommended for detailed discussions.
A scoring model the client can reuse as its priorities change.
Outreach data on capabilities that public sources do not cover.
Many firms can build a plant. Weighted scoring built on expert input shows which ones can build yours.
Find and rank the partners with the know-how to take your technology from one plant to many. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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