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United Kingdom-Belfast: DfE HSENI – Preparation and Testing of External Emergency Plans – Recurrent Lead
The current contract for DfE HSENI – Preparation and Testing of External Emergency Plans – Recurrent Lead is projected to end on 11-SEP-21 and may be available for retender. DfE HSENI – Preparation and Testing of External Emergency Plans
DfE HSENI – Preparation and Testing of External Emergency Plans
The Health and Safety Executive for NI (HSENI) wishes to engage external professional expertise to prepare and test External Emergency Plans for 10 Major Hazard sites (COMAH) and 2 Major Hazard Pipelines, in Northern Ireland and to prepare External Emergency Plans for additional COMAH sites or High Pressure Gas Pipelines which enter the regimes during the Contract Period.
The Health and Safety Executive for NI (HSENI) wishes to engage external professional expertise to prepare and test External Emergency Plans for 10 Major Hazard sites (COMAH) and 2 Major Hazard Pipelines, in Northern Ireland and to prepare External Emergency Plans for additional COMAH sites or High Pressure Gas Pipelines which enter the regimes during the Contract Period.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 71317200, Health and safety services, 71317210, Health and safety consultancy services, 71600000, Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services, 79400000, Business and management consultancy and related services, 79430000, Crisis management services, 79417000, Safety consultancy services, 80550000, Safety training services,
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