Services-Contract-River Dee Monitoring

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Value

£3,806,204

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Classifications

  • Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
  • Contamination-monitoring devices
  • Pollution-monitoring devices
  • Checking and testing apparatus
  • Analysis services
  • Monitoring and control services

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  • award
  • contract

Published

2 years ago

Description

This requirement is being let by the Dee Steering Committee (DSC) on behalf of the Water Companies taking potable water from the River Dee. United Utilities, Welsh Water and Severn Trent are the companies who form the DSC. 
Requirements include; monitoring of water at specific points in the River Dee, carrying out analysis of samples and providing reporting based on sampling.
The main elements of the contract are as follows:
•	The Deesit (Dee Situation Report)
•	Intake Protection Stations 
•	Deepol (Dee Pollution Incident) and Operational Trigger incidents

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United Utilities Water Limited

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Adam Almond

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