Environment Agency self-service direct award. Using the source, pathway, receptor model this project will consider the potential impact of Net Zero2 on the environment through the loss of containment of a COMAH relevant dangerous substances.
This award stage contract from Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs was published in 2026. The ES RDE 006 - Scoping the environmental impacts of decarbonisation for the COMAH contract.
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13 Mar
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Environment Agency self-service direct award. Using the source, pathway, receptor model this project will consider the potential impact of Net Zero2 on the environment through the loss of containment of a COMAH relevant dangerous substances.
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