Awarded contract

Douglas River FRAM Scheme

Details

Topic
Consultative engineering and construction services
Published
21 January 2014

Tender description

Douglas River Flood Risk Assessment & Management Scheme (Including Togher Culvert) - Engineering and Environmental Consultancy Services.  Assess and develop a viable, cost-effective and sustainable Scheme, to allow the design flood event along the Douglas River and its tributaries without causing flooding of properties, in so doing protecting against flooding from pluvial, fluvial, tidal and surge.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published21 January 2014
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About the buyer

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 71310000 · Consultative engineering and construction services
  • 71311000 · Civil engineering consultancy services
  • 71313000 · Environmental engineering consultancy services
  • 71313400 · Environmental impact assessment for construction
  • 71320000 · Engineering design services
  • 71335000 · Engineering studies
  • 71500000 · Construction-related services
  • 71520000 · Construction supervision services
  • 71530000 · Construction consultancy services

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