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Mine Entry Inspections

Description: Visual inspection of 10,000 mine entry locations per year for each year of the contract as supplied by The Mining Remediation Authority Inspectors to record relevant details and complete and upload a digital inspection form for each mine entry they inspect Inspections to be carried out across all areas of the UK Coalfields in England, Scotland and Wales Inspections will be across residential, urban and rural / remote locations

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority, a central government public authority, is currently in the planning stage for a tender titled "Mine Entry Inspections." This procurement process, aimed at visual inspections of 10,000 mine entry locations annually, spans various regions of the UK Coalfields, including England, Scotland, and Wales. The inspections will cover both residential and rural locations. Interested organisations are invited to submit an Expression of Interest by 21 August 2026. The procurement is part of a structured service category offering, and it utilises a framework agreement as the procurement method.

Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework Renewal

Description: Description This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement for a replacement Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework. The framework is expected to support ground stabilisation and remediation activities across England, Scotland and Wales, including drilling, pressure grouting, void filling, mine workings stabilisation and associated site investigation works. MRA is seeking feedback from organisations with relevant experience to help inform the procurement strategy, framework structure and commercial arrangements for the future framework. Participation in this engagement is voluntary and will not provide any supplier with an advantage in any future procurement process.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is currently in the planning phase of a public procurement process titled "Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework Renewal". This process falls under the 'works' industry category and involves significant ground remediation activities set to span across the United Kingdom including England, Scotland, and Wales. The procurement is currently in its planning stage with the deadline for market engagement responses on 21 August 2026. The buyer, a central government public authority based in Nottinghamshire, is seeking to gather information to develop the procurement strategy for the stated framework.

Ground Investigation Framework Renewal

Description: This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement for a replacement Ground Investigation Framework. The framework is expected to support ground investigation works across England, Scotland and Wales, including site investigations, drilling, sampling, monitoring installations, testing and associated geotechnical and geoenvironmental reporting services. MRA is seeking feedback from organisations with relevant experience to help inform the procurement strategy, framework structure and commercial arrangements for the future framework. Participation in this engagement is voluntary and will not provide any supplier with an advantage in any future procurement process.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is initiating a public procurement process under the planning stage for a new Ground Investigation Framework, as per the Procurement Act 2023. This framework aims to facilitate ground investigation efforts throughout England, Scotland, and Wales, encompassing activities such as site investigations, drilling, sampling, monitoring installations, and geoenvironmental reporting services. The industry category for this tender includes engineering, ground investigation work, and related technical testing and consultancy services. Businesses are invited to provide feedback on the procurement strategy by 21 August 2026, and contact details have been provided for suppliers to engage in the market engagement phase. The framework agreement is anticipated to commence on 1 February 2028 and conclude by 31 January 2032.

Construction, Environmental & Technical Professional Services Framework (CETPS)

Description: Please note, this Framework was formerly known as Engineering Services. The requirement within the CETPS Framework will support the MRA's functions and may require the following services/deliverables which will be structured into four lots with sub-lots available for consultants that specialise in niche sections of the scope. Mine Water Treatment Schemes and Civil & Structural Engineering - Technical understanding of future mine water treatment schemes (MWTS) design parameters, plus expert structural and civil engineering advice. Ecology and Environmental Services - consultant advice, surveys, appropriate responses to ecological and environmental issues. Treatability - Both passive and active MWTS solution technical design and assessment. Consultancy, Planning and Delivery Oversight - Multi-disciplined Consultants to support for planning advice, site supervision and cost benefit analysis. The delivery of these services directly supports (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is initiating a planned procurement process for the Construction, Environmental & Technical Professional Services Framework (CETPS), with a current focus on planning. The procurement process, tagged under the industry categories of engineering and construction-related services, aims to address the impacts of past mining activities across the United Kingdom, with work distributed in regions including UKC, UKD, and UKM. The procurement stage is currently in the planning phase, initiated on 30th July 2026, with tender submissions closing on 16th October 2026, and the award period concluding by 8th February 2027. This open procedure aims to set a framework agreement with the procurement framework valued at approximately GBP 9.4 million net. The MRA, a central government public authority, operates from Nottinghamshire and uses electronic submission policies to facilitate the tender process, providing opportunities for organisations to engage in significant public sector projects aimed at environmental protection and infrastructure improvement.

Beacon Hill Road Railway Bridge - Concrete Repairs

Description: Concrete repairs to 3439B: Beacon Hill Road railway bridge. The works shall consist of concrete repairs to 3439B Beacon Hill Railway Bridge. The repair works are to the wingwalls, abutments, piers and beam soffits. Further information available within the NEC scope and supporting documentation.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by VIA EAST MIDLANDS LIMITED involves the project titled "Beacon Hill Road Railway Bridge - Concrete Repairs." This project is classified under the industry category of railway bridge construction and concrete repair work, located in the East Midlands region, UK. The tender procedure is in the active stage, with key dates including the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the enquiry period closing on 11th August 2026. The procurement method adopted is an open competition below the threshold, and electronic submissions are allowed. This opportunity presents a gross value of £180,000, with works scheduled to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude by 31st August 2027.

HDS Treatment Trails

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking this preliminary market engagement to better understand the availability of suppliers capable of delivering field-based High Density Sludge (HDS) pilot treatment trials for zinc bearing mine waters and to inform its procurement approach. In particular, the MRA wishes to understand the extent of supplier capability and capacity within the market for these specialist services. The MRA is seeking to procure a specialist supplier to design, provide, mobilise, operate and report on containerised pilot-scale HDS treatment trials for metal-contaminated mine water at three sites: the former Threlkeld Lead Mines in Westmorland and Furness; Abbey Consols Mine in Ceredigion, Mid Wales; and a site within the Minsterley catchment, Shropshire. The trials are required to validate HDS treatment performance, establish optimised operating conditions and (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is conducting a preliminary market engagement to identify suppliers for delivering High Density Sludge (HDS) pilot treatment trials focused on zinc-rich mine waters, scheduled within the planning stage. The initiative specifically targets three UK locations: Threlkeld Lead Mines in Westmorland and Furness, Abbey Consols Mine in Ceredigion, and Minsterley catchment in Shropshire. Interested parties are required to submit their Expressions of Interest by 19th August 2026 to proceed further in this bidding. The procurement process, falling under the services category and expected to exceed threshold values, includes understanding supplier capabilities for field-based trials, with full trial completion anticipated by 31st March 2027.

Wireline Geologging & Topographical surveys

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) manages the effects of past coal mining, including managing mine water pollution from both coal and metal mines, handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal mine operators, and managing other mining legacy issues. The MRA has a requirement for: Wireline Geologging and other down borehole monitoring & Topographical Surveys including those conducted via Drones. This notice is intended to inform interested parties that the MRA is intending to launch a procurement in January 2027 to find suitably qualified and experienced partners. This notice is not a call for competition and is purely advisory at this time.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA), a central government public authority based in Nottinghamshire, is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process related to Wireline Geologging and Topographical Surveys. The initiative focuses on services within the mining sector, with a specific emphasis on managing the effects of historical coal mining activities across various regions in the United Kingdom. Key dates include a milestone engagement for interested parties to register by 31st August 2026. The actual procurement process is expected to commence in January 2027, culminating in the start of the contract period from 2nd July 2027 to 1st July 2031, with an estimated contract value of £1,800,000 (gross). The procurement involves a framework agreement setup to ensure the involvement of suitably qualified partners.

A617 Average Speed Camera

Description: Via East Midlands (Via) strives to be the partner of choice for engineering services in the East Midlands. Via provides sustainable highways and fleet management services for Nottinghamshire and across the wider East Midlands region. Established in 2016, we have developed an excellent reputation within the industry, delivering innovative, cost-effective solutions, time and time again. Via is wholly owned by Nottinghamshire County Council and carries out a range of highways and fleet management services on behalf of the council. Via East Midlands in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Council invites quotes for the installation of a Home Office type approved digital average speed enforcement system within Nottinghamshire. Location: A617 Kelham to Staythorpe

Summary: Via East Midlands Limited, in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Council, is calling for quotes for the installation of an advanced digital average speed enforcement system on the A617 from Kelham to Staythorpe. The procurement process is at the tender stage, open for submissions until 7th August 2026. The industry category falls under goods, specifically speed camera equipment, with the procurement conducted as an open competition below the threshold. This is part of Via's commitment to providing sustainable highway management services, a project valued at approximately £146,000, grossing at £175,200.

Existing Water Treatment Solutions

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) manages the effects of past coal mining, including managing mine water pollution from both coal and metal mines, handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal mine operators, and managing other mining legacy issues. The MRA seek to understand the current capabilities and limitations of, and opportunities presented by, treatment technologies used to remove saline and other mine water contaminants, opportunities for reducing or repurposing wastes, and opportunities for reducing the energy consumption of treatment plant. This will allow MRA to effectively plan future operational work such as purge- and pumping tests where treatment may be required and will potentially be used in the final design of long term MWTS. More information on the scope requirements, procurement strategy and (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process spearheaded by the Mining Remediation Authority (MRA), based in Nottinghamshire, is currently in the planning stage. The procurement process is focused on "Existing Water Treatment Solutions" to address issues emerging from historical coal mining activities. This includes managing mine water pollution and subsidence damage. The initiative is classified under services, and the industry categories involved range from wastewater treatment plant construction to construction work for water projects, located across the United Kingdom. Interested parties are invited to engage in a virtual Town Hall Event scheduled for 20th July 2026, from 13:00 to 15:00 via Teams. The deadline for submitting interest in this engagement opportunity is 16th July 2026.

Existing Water Treatment Solutions

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) manages the effects of past coal mining, including managing mine water pollution from both coal and metal mines, handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal mine operators, and managing other mining legacy issues. The MRA seek to understand the current capabilities and limitations of, and opportunities presented by, treatment technologies used to remove saline and other mine water contaminants, opportunities for reducing or repurposing wastes, and opportunities for reducing the energy consumption of treatment plant. This will allow MRA to effectively plan future operational work such as purge- and pumping tests where treatment may be required and will potentially be used in the final design of long term MWTS. More information on the scope requirements, procurement strategy and (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process spearheaded by the Mining Remediation Authority (MRA), based in Nottinghamshire, is currently in the planning stage. The procurement process is focused on "Existing Water Treatment Solutions" to address issues emerging from historical coal mining activities. This includes managing mine water pollution and subsidence damage. The initiative is classified under services, and the industry categories involved range from wastewater treatment plant construction to construction work for water projects, located across the United Kingdom. Interested parties are invited to engage in a virtual Town Hall Event scheduled for 20th July 2026, from 13:00 to 15:00 via Teams. The deadline for submitting interest in this engagement opportunity is 16th July 2026.