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Acoustic damping for the engine room at EBRI

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What the buyer wrote

EBRI has to solve the problem of high noise levels in the engine room at the EBRI plant, in order to comply with the H&S requirements inside the building and also to reduce the environmental impact outside it. The solution may be treating the noise at source, installing acoustic barriers on the walls and/or getting acoustic doors. The engine is presently enclosed between a breeze block wall and a plasterboard and fire door wall. This results in unacceptable noise penetrating into a nearby working area. We require acoustic modifications to the engine room to reduce the noise level, leaving sufficient space for maintenance operations and inspection.

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What the buyer calls it
Acoustic damping for the engine room at EBRI
How they are buying
The buyer did not say
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
7 Jun 2015
Work ends
30 Jun 2015

Who the buyer named

Jason Goodwin was the named contact on this notice.

j.goodwin@aston.ac.uk