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The Department for Transport (DfT) proposes a Single Tender Action (STA) to re-procure the Transport Technology Forum (TTF) provision through the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG), a Community Interest Company (CIC). This decision is underpinned by the unique and essential characteristics required for the effective op
Cabinet Office nominated supplier for the provision of "Future Vision Programme" - leadership training.
This Procurement will establish a single Supplier Contract for the management and delivery of the SHARP programme (Work stream 1) and development of helmet testing and rating protocols (Phase 2 – Validation) (Work stream 2).
Training site booking for live exercise
The Dangerous Goods Unit is responsible for developing domestic policy and shaping international agreements which form the basis of our legislation. The DGUs overriding policy stance is to minimise the safety risks to people, property and the environment, whilst ensuring any requirements of dangerous good transport remain propor
The Department for Transport (DfT) has directly awarded a contract for the provision of specialist services to support its programme of activity during London International Shipping Week. The Maritime Directorate requires these services to organise, prepare, and deliver the Maritime Investment Pitch Event, with a particular focu
Membership fee for the International Council on Clean Transport
The SRF budget for this financial year has been allocated but the Local Authorities cannot be invited to submit their applications without a Safer Roads Investment Plan (SRIP) which contains a detailed video survey and analysis of the selected routes. In order to do this, we require the use of the iRAP (International Road Asses
nitial stability and windage assessment work was completed by the Wolfson Unit. This work was based on the documentation available at that time and served to support the initial hypothesis that the vessel was subject to an extreme weather event that exploited an unknown vulnerability in its design. The original contract work for
The MAIB conducted market analysis for the assessment of the navigational risk assessment for a defined area of the North Sea region including the location of the collision between the Portugal registered containership Solong and the USA registered oil/chemical tanker Stena Immaculate on 10 March 2025. The research concluded tha
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