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Research study into impact of mine water discharges to coastal environments

The Coal Authority requires a research study to be undertaken to understand the impacts of untreated minewater discharges with specific regard to water quality and marine ecology. The initial study will comprise a desk-based literature study, gap analysis and recommendations for further research requirements. Depending on the findings of this initial study, there may the opportunity to participate in subsequent studies as part of later work packages, potentially including field trials. The aim of this project is to...

Buyer

MINING REMEDIATION AUTHORITY

Value

£5,205

Published

18 Nov 2016

Closes

26 Oct 2015

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Not Applicable

Category

Works

Contract starts

4 Nov 2015

Contract ends

31 Dec 2015

CPV classifications

73000000

Research and development services and related consultancy services

Lots

Lot default Research study into impact of mine water discharges to coastal environments

£5,000

The Coal Authority requires a research study to be undertaken to understand the impacts of untreated minewater discharges with specific regard to water quality and marine ecology. The initial study will comprise a desk-based literature study, gap analysis and recommendations for further research requirements. Depending on the findings of this initial study,...

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder

5 Oct 2015

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ITT

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ITT

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CONSULTANCY SERVICES CONDITIONS MARCH 2009 A

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CONSULTANCY SERVICES CONDITIONS MARCH 2009 A

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51208-Sea Outfall-Award

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51208-Sea Outfall-Award

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