Economic services to support the setting of environmental objectives for the fourth river basin planning cycle (2028-2033)
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- Deadline
- Jun 23,Expired
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Brief
The Department of Housing Local Government and Heritage has entered into an agreement with IDEEA GLOBAL LIMITED for economic services to support the setting of environmental objectives for the fourth river basin planning cycle (2028-2033) in Ireland. The services involve the development and application of a cost-benefit analysis model to assess the costs of implementing measures for water quality improvements by the Water Framework Directive (WFD) deadline of 2027. The contract has a duration of 16 months and a total value of 215,000 EUR. Seven bids were received for this contract.
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Result
- IDEEA GLOBAL LIMITEDWinner
- 7Number of tenders received
- €215,000Contract value
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The development and application of a cost benefit analysis model to assess the costs of implementing measures to support water quality improvements by the Water Framework Directive (WFD) deadline of 2027 and in turn, support the setting of environmental objectives for the fourth cycle of the Water Framework Directive
Contact
strategy@housing.gov.ie- ResultType
- DublinLocation
- 73000000Main codeResearch and development services and related consultancy services
- 79311400Economic research services