Environment Agency: Identifying and prioritising the hazards from groundwater activities
To develop a method document that can be used by all sectors that carry out permitted groundwater activities to characterise and prioritise the physical, biological and chemical hazards that could be present in their discharge. Additional information: To apply please respond to the attached Request for Quotation. Email your response to [contact email hidden]. Tenders to be received no later than 13.00 on October 23rd October 2019.
Buyer
Department for Environment , Food & Rural affairs
Value
£30,000
Published
4 Oct 2019
Closes
23 Oct 2019
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73200000
Research and development consultancy services
Lots
Lot default Environment Agency: Identifying and prioritising the hazards from groundwater activities
£30,000
To develop a method document that can be used by all sectors that carry out permitted groundwater activities to characterise and prioritise the physical, biological and chemical hazards that could be present in their discharge. Additional information: To apply please respond to the attached Request for Quotation. Email your response to [contact email hidden]...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
Documents
Unlock document linkOpportunity notice on Contracts Finder
4 Oct 2019
Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder
Tender notice · Web page
Invitation to quote. Incl. evaluation criteria
Not provided
Invitation to quote. Incl. evaluation criteria
Tender notice · Word document
Hazards from landspreading wastes Methodology for Rapid Evidence Assessment
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Hazards from landspreading wastes Methodology for Rapid Evidence Assessment
Tender notice · PDF
Pricing schedule
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Pricing schedule
Tender notice · Excel spreadsheet
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