Tender Results of Defra Group Commercial

EAN - AOMR - ENS Routine Maintenance - Vegetation Management Services-Provision of a contract between the Environment Agency and Vegetation Management Services Ltd for the provision of routine maintenance works in the Essex, Norfolk & Suffolk area.

MIOS Hartsbourne and Prince Edwards ECC-The Environment Agency require a contractor to provide construction works for a period of 6 months for MIOS Package 1 (Hartsbourne, Prince Edward Playing Field and Cheshunt North Flood Storage Areas). These projects have all had flood studies, an ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) assessment and detailed design undertaken.

East Hub Environmental Clerk of Works Call Off-Provision of environmental clerk of works services for the EA's FCRM programme of works in the East Hub.

MIOS (Measures in the Interest Of Safety) Flood Study ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) Recommendations and Detailed Design Package 2-The outcome of Package 2 MIOS works is to complete initial flood studies (Phase 1) and where necessary, ALARP assessments (Phase 2) and Detailed Design (Phase 3). At present, six flood Storage Areas (FSA), are expected to be packaged: 1.Bentley Priory 2.Washlands 3.Charville Lane 4.Stoneywood 5.Cobbins 6.Wychdell

East Hub ECC Supervisor Call Off-Provision of Supervisor duties in the East Hub to support the Environment Agency deliver their Flood and Coastal Risk Management programme.

SGP Principal Designer-Saltfleet to Gibraltar Point 25-27 provision of Principal Designer services.

Anderby Creek Piling (note: this is a call-off from an existing framework agreement)-Design and construct replacement steel sheet piles and associated works at Anderby Creek on the Lincolnshire coast.

Dog in a Doublet - CDF Lot 1-Dog in a Doublet - CDF Lot 1 SOC to OBC consultancy support

Beam Tidal Economic Assessment (Culvert Survey)-The main outcome from this current procurement activity is to award a contract to BAM Nuttall Ltd under Lot 2 of the Eastern CDF for the concrete sampling and testing of the twin reinforced concrete box culverts of the Beam Tidal Sluice.

Higher Risk Debris Screens Construction (East Anglia and Herts & North London)-The National Higher Risk Debris Screen programme, which is a recent review of all Environment Agency debris screens, has identified five screens with HNL Area and one screen within EAN Area which require works to be compliant with the latest CIRIA CSOM guidance legislation.