East Coast Hydrogen FEED Design & PEC Work Packages
Northern Gas Networks (NGN) has appointed experienced consultancy providers to deliver defined work packages as part of the East Coast Hydrogen (ECH) Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) project. The ECH project supports the development of infrastructure to repurpose and expand existing gas networks for the transportation of hydrogen. The objective is to establish a reliable and scalable hydrogen network across the region, enabling the decarbonisation of industrial processes where electrification is not feasible.
Buyer
NORTHERN GAS NETWORKS LIMITED
Value
£6,295,175
Published
8 Jun 2026
Closes
8 Jun 2026
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Services
Contract starts
18 Jun 2026
Contract ends
19 Jun 2027
CPV classifications
65210000
Gas distribution
71311000
Civil engineering consultancy services
71313400
Environmental impact assessment for construction
71313440
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) services for construction
71318000
Advisory and consultative engineering services
71322200
Pipeline-design services
90712000
Environmental planning
71322000
Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works
Lots
Lot 1 LOT 1 - Engineering Design
£2,500,000
Delivery: UKC · United Kingdom, UKD · United Kingdom, UKE · United Kingdom, UKF · United Kingdom, UKG · United Kingdom, UKH · United Kingdom
Lot 2 LOT 2 - Planning, Environmental & Consents
£2,500,000
Delivery: UKC · United Kingdom, UKD · United Kingdom, UKE · United Kingdom, UKF · United Kingdom, UKG · United Kingdom, UKH · United Kingdom
Documents
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Bidding documents · PDF
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Bidding documents · PDF
Tender notice on Find a Tender
1 Dec 2025
Tender notice on Find a Tender
Tender notice · UK4 · Web page
Contract award notice on Find a Tender
8 Jun 2026
Contract award notice on Find a Tender
Award notice · UK6 · Web page
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