Expired contract

1-1037 Tunnel fire incident statistics study

Details

Value
GBP 16,636
Duration
1 month
Topic
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Published
13 March 2020

Tender description

The Highways England Tunnel Design Authority (TDA) have identified that the approach to vehicle fire incident frequency rates in tunnels is not consistent across current tunnel projects for Highways England. This should be resolved by a study of the available sources of information to determine a reliable figure for the frequency of large vehicle fires in the UK. This will be used in quantitative risk assessments for the provision and performance of fire safety equipment in road tunnels on the strategic road network.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date9 March 2020
  2. Completed: Award published13 March 2020
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date10 April 2020

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  • 73000000 · Research and development services and related consultancy services

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