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DfI TRAM - Provision of Topographical Surveys Services for Roads and Rivers (2 Lots)

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Supplier(s)

Orica, Orica

Value

1,700,000 GBP

Description

The Department for Infrastructure wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to provide additional topographical survey capacity necessary to supplement it's in-house provision. The Department relies on accurate topographical information to support a wide range of applications in the delivery of it's obligations, including design of road improvements, asset management, flood risk management and feasibility and design of flood alleviation schemes. Lot 1: Lot 1 - Roads The Department for Infrastructure wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to provide additional topographical survey capacity necessary to supplement it's in-house provision. The Department relies on accurate topographical information to support a wide range of applications in the delivery of it's obligations, including design of road improvements, asset management, flood risk management and feasibility and design of flood alleviation schemes. Additional information: The total value of all lots is estimated to be £1.7m however depending on demand this may increase to £2m. Lot 2: Lot 2 - Rivers The Department for Infrastructure wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to provide additional topographical survey capacity necessary to supplement it's in-house provision. The Department relies on accurate topographical information to support a wide range of applications in the delivery of it's obligations, including design of road improvements, asset management, flood risk management and feasibility and design of flood alleviation schemes. Additional information: The total value of all lots is estimated to be £1.7m however depending on demand this may increase to £2m.

Timeline

Publish date

3 months ago

Award date

3 months ago

Buyer information

Department for Infrastructure

Email:
pb2@infrastructure-ni.gov.uk

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Notice topic

Topographical services

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