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Research Study into impact of mine water discharges on marine ecology – Bioaccumulation study & Intertidal ecology survey

Coal Authority The - Mining Reports & Subsidence Information Published 18 Nov 2016 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£7,500
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 73300000
RegionScotland
Deadline22 Apr 2016
Contract start3 May 2016
Contract end1 Feb 2017
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-88b6e40a-adc9-11e6-9901-0019b9f3037b

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
Institute of Estuarine & Coastal Studies £15,690 10 May 2016 active

description

Work Package 1: Metal Bioaccumulation Study

  1. Undertake preliminary study to determine levels of metal bioaccumulation in the intertidal zone as soon as possible (May 2016). This survey is expected to incorporate sampling of bio-indicator species and sediments from the intertidal zone in the vicinity of the mine water discharge and at a control location.
  2. Undertake a repeat survey in November or December 2016 to assess any changes in metal bioaccumulation within the selected bio-indicator species
  3. Preparation of technical reports
  4. Project Management

Work Package 2: Intertidal Ecology Study

An ecological survey is required in November or December 2016 to gather data on the biotopes present within the intertidal survey area. The results are to be compared with the baseline ecological survey conducted in December 2013. The scope is outlined as follows:

  1. Undertake Intertidal Ecology Study to include:
  2. Preparation of technical reports:
  3. Project Management

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