Expired contract

Ravensbourne Modelling - Catchment Model Update

Details

Value
GBP 169,985
Duration
2 years
Topic
Construction consultancy services
Published
31 December 2021

Tender description

Numerical modelling of flood flows in the River Ravensbourne and tributaries, with output flood mapping. The focus of this project is to update the existing fluvial Ravensbourne model undertaken in 2015 to provide updated flood risk mapping and provide a baseline model for subsequent scheme models, including Petts Wood and Chinbrook Meadows.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date26 August 2021
  2. Completed: Award published31 December 2021
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date31 January 2024

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  • 71530000 · Construction consultancy services

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