Contract award · 3 Mar 2026

Hydrogeological Conceptualisation and Environmental Risk Assessment

Mining Remediation Authority awarded “Hydrogeological Conceptualisation and Environmental Risk Assessment” to Aecom Limited for £8.32m on 3 Mar 2026.

Waste, cleaning & environmentalEast Midlands

Value £8.32m
WinnerAecom Limited

Competition with a shortlist

Competitive procedure with a selection stage: suppliers were shortlisted before being invited to bid.

Key facts

Buyer
Mining Remediation Authority · Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions
Value
£8,320,254
Procedure
Call-off from a framework agreement
Sector
Waste, cleaning & environmental · Environmental impact assessment other than for construction (CPV 90711000)
Timeline
  1. Contract date3 Mar 2026
  2. Published5 Mar 2026Published 2 days after the contract date

Description

This Procurement has been awarded via the CCS Management Consultancy Framework 4 (RM6309) The contract type which has been used is the CCS PCS contract and it has been offered on a five year term with an optional two years. For transparency, the quoted Contract value figures are estimated for the full seven years and have been adjusted with an estimation of inflation. The Inland Saline Mine Water Programme (ISMWP) has developed a process called 'Block to Scheme' (BtS) to understand what treatment solution is needed for each block in the programme. There are several steps in BtS from data gathering to risk assessment and management strategy. This contract is for conceptualisation, discharge zone and risk assessment which are key steps that will enable the blocks to be prioritised in order of risk, where the risk is determined by the quality and volume of mine water impacting water courses or aquifers and the impact date. The conceptualisation of each block will enable understanding of …

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