Environment Agency
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PNWW-1475-NYLN
- Address
- London, UKI32, SW1P 4DF, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 11 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 246 tenders
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This is a compact but intensive course targeted at Environment Agency Geoscience staff who need to grasp the essential methods and concepts in borehole design, construction and management within a short time as part of a Continuous Professional Development programme. The main objectives are as follows: • To produce engaging and
The Environment Agency are seeking an organisation to act as Responsible Body for the conservation covenant to register and monitor the habitat bank we will be creating on our land at Marsh House Farm. We plan to begin site preparation and habitat creation this year, and require 30 years monitoring from site 'activation date'.
Inspection of the below water parts of a river flood wall in Tiverton, Devon. Inspection is required on 3 structures and 3 lengths of wall, totalling 600m in length to identify physical defects and identify any areas of scour to the base of the wall. A detailed works summery has been prepared. The findings of the survey are to
The Environment Agency is inviting quotations from experienced consultants to assist in the creation of the EA Cultural Framework. With the introduction of EA2030, the new strategy of the Environment Agency, we need a consultant who can offer essential guidance, support, and strategies to effectively implement our refreshed valu
Replace the existing manual gates with electric bi-folding gates to include access control via remote transmitters/control and a CCTV camera linked to the existing system.
A contract to undertake 2 treatments of Japanese Knotweed and Himalayan Balsam across the identified redline boundary for the Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme. The works will include some hand pulling of the Himalayan Balsam and spraying. Treatment of the area has been undertaken in previous years. The aim is to eradicate (or at
The house at Grafton Lock is subject to high water tables during the winter when it is very wet and flood water has caused the hardstanding areas around the back of the house to crack and fail causing a trip hazard. The project is to remove and replace the concrete hardstanding to the rear entrance and undertake repairs to the
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