TD1953 - Design and Flood Modelling Services for Our City Our River (OCOR)

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Derby City Council

Value

£250,000

Suppliers

WSP Binnies

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Environmental engineering consultancy services
Civil engineering consultancy services
Technical analysis or consultancy services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

This notice is to advise that Derby City Council ("the Council") intends to enter into contractual arrangements with Binnies UK Limited (formerly Black & Veatch) for the provision of design and flood modelling technical support and services to the Our City Our River (OCOR) programme.
The Environment Agency have recently approved the updated and stabilised existing OCOR model. This model data now needs the additional information of the remaining OCOR proposals, for model runs to be undertaken for a series of flood scenarios and review the current understanding of the impact of the proposed realignment of the flood defence line at Derby Riverside, as a quick fact checking exercise, prior to commencing the further work on the OCOR Flood Risk Assessment for the OCOR full-detail planning application to be submitted for consideration.

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Derby City Council

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Sam Black

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