Rapid evidence assessment and overview of groundwater flood risk management in England
We require a rapid evidence assessment using the methodology developed by DEFRA/ NERC Joint Water Evidence Group (Collins et al., 2015) together with consultation with Risk Management Authorities to capture an overview of the current ways of working for groundwater flood risk management in England. This needs to cover topics of: 1) Governance of groundwater flood risk management in England 2) Recording groundwater flooding / access to historic records 3) Groundwater flood risk assessment (non-real time) 4) Groundwa...
Buyer
Department for Environment , Food & Rural affairs
Value
£20,000
Published
24 Jun 2019
Closes
10 Jul 2019
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Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
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Open
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Services
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71000000
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Lot default Rapid evidence assessment and overview of groundwater flood risk management in England
£20,000
We require a rapid evidence assessment using the methodology developed by DEFRA/ NERC Joint Water Evidence Group (Collins et al., 2015) together with consultation with Risk Management Authorities to capture an overview of the current ways of working for groundwater flood risk management in England. This needs to cover topics of: 1) Governance of groundwater...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
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