Provision of Additional Emission Testing Services

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Buyers

LANCASHIRE RENEWABLES LIMITED

Value

£30,000

Suppliers

Envirocare Technical Consultancy Ltd

Classifications

Environmental monitoring other than for construction

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Submission Deadline

10 months ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

LRL has a requirement for various six-monthly emission testing services through three stages of its biofiltration process:

-	Ammonia scrubber inlet - hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, odour concentration (optional).
-	Closed biofilter inlet - hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, odour concentration.
-	Stack emissions - hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, odour concentration, dust, total VOCs.

These services are in addition to other quarterly stack emission testing services that are carried out via a separate contract.

The emission testing services are required under Lancashire Renewable's environmental permit issued by the Environment Agency (compliance with technical guidance M9 and associated standards, accreditation bodies MCERTS / UKAS).

The duration of the agreement is an initial period until 30/06/2025, with an optional extension clause permitting a further 12 months up to 30/06/2026. The awarded value is based on the contract running until 30/06/2026.

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LANCASHIRE RENEWABLES LIMITED

Limited company, owned by Lancashire County Council

James Mynott

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