ID 5552389 DAERA - NIEA - Lough Neagh Inflowing River Investigations Monitoring Kit

Concepts

• lisburn
• agriculture, forestry, fishing
• pollutants tracking and monitoring and rehabilitation
• freshwater investigations
• monitoring
• pollution investigations
• daera
• rivers
• the northern ireland environment agency (niea
• operational and investigative monitoring networks

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

The Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) is an executive Agency of the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA). The Water Management Unit (WMU) of the NIEA. The Freshwater Monitoring and Assessment (FMA) Group is required to monitor and classify surface waters. Surveillance, Operational and Investigative monitoring networks are well established on Northern Ireland’s lakes, reservoirs and rivers. The FMA wishes to purchase a suite of new age multiparameter sondes with Bluetooth and telemetered capability to improve the efficiency of the team, the reliability of the data produced, and the capability of Freshwater Investigations to deliver real time data from pollution investigations and monitoring.

Award Detail

Renewal Options

There are 4 options to extend for 12 months on each occasion for supportand maintenance warranty.

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 03000000 - Agricultural, farming, fishing, forestry and related products
• 32441000 - Telemetry equipment
• 35125100 - Sensors
• 38000000 - Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
• 90700000 - Environmental services
• 90732900 - Nitrates and phosphates pollution assessment
• 90732920 - Phosphates pollution assessment
• 90740000 - Pollutants tracking and monitoring and rehabilitation services

Indicators

• Options are available.

Other Information

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