Ricardo-AEA Ltd

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Ricardo-AEA Ltd

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Large

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Incorporation Date

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https://etendersni.gov.uk/epps

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Gemini Building, Didcot

Didcot

United Kingdom

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Contracts awarded to Ricardo-AEA Ltd

The contracts that Ricardo-AEA Ltd have been awarded to supply. Click on the contract to view more detailed information and view the full details about the contract won.

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Published 1 week ago

The UK Urban NO2 Network (UUNN) 2024

The UUNN was first established in January 2020 and has expanded since to respond to evidence needs and is currently operating at ~299 sites. The primary aim of the UUNN is the provision of additional NO2 monitoring data for inclusion within the national UK compliance assessment. Previously the national assessment of NO2 has comprised of a UK-wide automatic monitoring network; the Automatic Urban and Rural Network (AURN), and national scale modelling; the Pollution Climate Mapping (PCM) model. UUNN monitors were sited specifically to target areas where modelling had indicated an exceedance of the annual mean NO2 limit value, and where concentrations predicted by the PCM model and by local modelling completed by a relevant local authority were not in good agreement. The two requirements to identify specific road links for UUNN measurements within these areas were originally as follows: ▪ Where the PCM model and/or modelling completed by a relevant local authority had predicted an exceedance of the NO2 annual mean limit value of 40µg/m3 in 2020 and/or 2021. ▪ Where the difference between the PCM model and modelling completed by a relevant local authority is larger than 20%. The Network continues to evolve, and now the aims are move generalised benefits rather than the original aims, although the limit of annual mean exceedance of 40µg/m3 is still a key reporting marker.

£2,036,759
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Published 1 week ago

RDE760 Reaching Net Zero within a Circular Economy Quantifying waste sector-base

The UK has a legally binding commitment to Net Zero by 2050 and the CCC has stated we are 'not on track to hit this target', we therefore must be able to quantify the impact of new priorities and align our nationally determined contribution with emerging policies. The SoS has announced the circular economy as one of the top 5 priorities for Defra, highlighting the need to move from our 'take make throw' economy to one which uses a systemic approach across the full material and product lifecycle, maintaining the value of our resources for as long as possible. The Circular Economy is a transformative transition, however, virtually nothing is known about how this transition will impact our commitment to Net Zero by 2050. Without this knowledge we risk having contradicting priorities which will mean we do not meet future targets and commitments. To actualise a growth based, just circular economy, evidence gaps around how this transition could impact current targets need to be filled. As circular approaches are adopted, emissions will change and could have unanticipated consequences (e.g increase emissions in different sectors or not be reflected in our current accounting system). This work will concentrate on specific case studies within the waste sector, and will look beyond this, to understand initial cross cutting impacts of circularity across the national atmospheric emission inventory, acting as a proof of concept for other waste streams within a circular economy. Initially these waste streams will be medical plastic, food, textile, and WEEE waste; all of which are expected to change as greater recycling, reduction and reuse approaches are expected to take effect. This work is needed to begin to quantify the relationship between our current statutory commitment to Net Zero by 2050 and the recent priority to move to a circular economy, identifying the waste streams which pose the greatest risk to carbon-efficient circular economy.

£52,990 Bids close: 2 weeks ago
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Published 1 week ago

Consultancy Services for Review of CO2 Capture and Transport Options for Small Waste Incineration Plants (SWIP)

This is a Contract Award Notice only

£48,237 Bids close: 1 week ago
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Published 2 weeks ago

UK Hydrocarbons Monitoring Network 2025 STA

This is a voluntary ex ante transparency (VEAT) notice, indicating that Defra (on behalf of the Environment Agency (EA)) intends to enter into a contract with Ricardo AEA Ltd for UK Hydrocarbons Monitoring Network 2025. The Hydrocarbon Network Operator is responsible for the management of the network of air pollution monitoring sites throughout the UK for the measurement and assessment of Benzene and volatile organic compounds at automatic sites. The operator will be responsible for upkeep, collection, analysis QA/QC and transfer of data to contractors who have responsibility for wider dissemination of the data. Defra intends to award this contract following the expiry of a voluntary standstill period, 10 days from the date of publication of this notice.

£2,509,514
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Published 3 weeks ago

GB-London: 899518074 Low Carbon Fuels for Rail Research SUS-TEC-2 Task 4

RSSB is seeking to procure research to determine the degree to which different low-carbon fuels are suitable to play a role in the decarbonisation of railway traction emissions Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

£36,527 Bids close: 2 months ago
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Published 3 weeks ago

RDE755 - Assessment of VOCs in an urban background atmosphere: Observations from London, UK

During 2025 - provide data and research findings on Oxygenated and Non-oxygenated Hydrocarbons

£49,488 Bids close: 1 month ago

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Contracts Won

Total Won

£13,760,836

Average Win

£371,914

Ricardo-AEA Ltd

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Contracts awarded to Ricardo-AEA Ltd

The UK Urban NO2 Network (UUNN) 2024

RDE760 Reaching Net Zero within a Circular Economy Quantifying waste sector-base

Consultancy Services for Review of CO2 Capture and Transport Options for Small Waste Incineration Plants (SWIP)

UK Hydrocarbons Monitoring Network 2025 STA

GB-London: 899518074 Low Carbon Fuels for Rail Research SUS-TEC-2 Task 4

RDE755 - Assessment of VOCs in an urban background atmosphere: Observations from London, UK

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Total Won

Average Win