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Environment Agency self-service direct award. The primary aim of this project is to investigate the effectiveness of microplastics as transport vectors for radionuclides in UK aqueous environments. This work will focus on a reasonable worst-case scenario in terms of maximum radionuclide accumulation onto microplastics in UK na
Environment Agency self-service direct award. The EA requires a reusable net zero carbon modelling framework to support strategic planning, programme decisions and reporting. A key driver for this commission is the increasing importance of maintenance, refurbishment and asset replacement in the flood and coastal erosion risk man
Environment Agency self - serve Direct Award Develop a new spatially distributed tracer for pesticide simulation The purpose is to simulate how pesticides behave in the environment following the implementation of on-farm mitigation measures designed to reduce their impact on water quality.
The required training is tailored for: • Environment Agency Water Resources Planning Officers (in E&B Operations Catchment Services) • E&B Water Resources and Water Resilience Advisors • Environmental Planning Officers working in area teams across England It is intended for staff who have completed the Introduction to Water Reso
This service is to supply spare parts associated with the maintenance of Dynamic Waverider Buoys (DWRs) that provide hydrodynamic data for the Anglian Coastal Monitoring Programme (ACMP). This equipment is needed imminently and supports the upkeep of the hydrodynamic network until the end of the current phase of the ACMP, which
Development and delivery of a suite of low voltage, extra low voltage and electrical instrument courses in line with EA business needs and standards.
a) Deliver landscape change with increased biodiversity across the Winestead catchment that creates new habitats and links existing wildlife rich areas. b) Reduce inputs of sediment and nutrients to Winestead Drain to improve water quality and reduce maintenance. c) Provide climate change resilience for the WDAIP by slowing the
Environment Agency (EA) requires a managed cloud hosting and maintenance support contract for the laboratory information management system (LIMS).
Payment to Canal & River Trust for keeping two canal moorings free for two years to facilitate planned EA construction works for the canal overflow scheme on the Erringden Hillside project
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