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Published 15 Apr 2016

Environment Agency - Environment Risk Assessment Services (ERAS) Framework

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs · London

Key facts

Closing date
12 May 2016
Contract starts
31 Jul 2016
Contract ends
31 Jul 2020
Buyer type
Central government

Description

The Environment Agency is seeking to establish a Framework with up to three contractors (depending upon the quality of bids) to call off of when required. These contractors must be able to provide technical reports, reviews, comments and give advice on chemical assessments, methodologies and other related issues. This is order to allow the Agency to provide timely expert responses to national and international commitments which include Member State activities under the REACH, CLP Regulations and other related initiatives such as the OECD test guidelines programme, OSPAR, POPs Regulation and Water Framework Directive.

Suppliers should have already, or are currently contributing to any of the internationally recognised guidance/guideline document that covers industrial chemicals published by (for example) ECHA, ECETOC, CEFIC, ILS-HESI or OECD.

Additional information: Suppliers interested in this opportunity are required to register on the Environment Agency's e-tendering portal, ProContract. Please use link www.sell2ea.com, click on ‘Supplier’s Area’ (top left) and then ‘register free’ (top right). You should then be able to navigate to the framework, referenced A66K-LR2V7R – Environmental Risk Assessment Services (ERAS). Should you wish to submit a tender for this opportunity, please do so by Sell2EA portal by the closing date of midday on 12th May 2016.

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