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Environment Agency self-service direct award. Develop and deliver the next generation of Environment Agency hydraulic benchmark tests, including agreeing test definitions, running simulations, collating outputs and providing accessible reporting.
The Environment Agency requires the delivery of its Hydrology Training Programme to maintain and enhance technical resilience. This programme was established following the Hydrology Review (2008), which identified hydrology as a critical business risk and a scarce skill within the Environment Agency.
Environment Agency self-service direct award. The aim of this project is to assess the potential for peatland restoration to deliver Natural Flood Management (NFM) benefits for communities at risk across Lancashire.
The Supplier will deliver end-to-end small claims litigation services for the Environment Agency, using data and customer insights to agree effective, outcome‑focused debt recovery strategies. This includes pre‑litigation activity, court proceedings, representation at hearings, and post‑judgment enforcement. The Supplier must ma
There is a specific need for a niche NEC4 TSC training here by EA Area colleagues. Due to the short-term availability of funding, by end March 2026, and the recognised benefit of the training to the risk management within the EA business we wish to proceed with some urgency. There is only one supplier in the market that provides
The Environment Agency's Beach Management Framework will be used to deliver its routine and ad-hoc beach maintenance works across all coastal frontages in England that it is responsible for. This maintenance typically consists of moving/transporting large volumes of shingle from areas of accretion to areas of erosion and evenly
The National River Flow Archive’s Peak Flows Dataset (NRFA-PFD) forms a key strategic national asset, underpinning most flood estimation calculations in the UK. The NRFA-PFD refers to the complete UK-wide dataset – with contributions from the Environment Agency (EA), Natural Resources Wales (NRW), the Scottish Environment Protec
Defra Group Fleet Services (DGFS) are responsible for operating the safest, greenest, most cost-effective fleet assets across the Defra Group. DGFS manage both commercial and plant fleet assets, including the procurement and disposal of vehicles, plant, boats, agricultural and construction equipment, and the Servicing, Inspectio
provision of lifting services of both Environment Agency (EA) and third-party vessels using an EA crane asset, to enable SIMAR services to be delivered. These services will be carried out at the following site: Environment Agency, Caversham Lakes, Henley Road, Reading, RG4 9RA.
The improvement of fish passage along the Tillingbourne river corridor.
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