WHC - Strategic Flood Risk Assessment

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£47,000

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  • Environmental impact assessment other than for construction

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

2 weeks from now

Published

17 hours ago

Description

Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council wishes to commission a Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Stage 1 (SFRA1). This assessment is to support the development and submission of the Council’s new local plan. It is also likely that Stage 2 (SFRA2) will be commissioned at a later date accordingly the proposal for Stage 2 must also form part of any submission. Stage 2 will relate to individual site assessments for sites that are potentially suitable for development.
It is anticipated that the contract will commence on 11th August 2025 and continue until stage 1 services are completed.

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