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Short Term Active Treatment Trials

The Coal AuthorityNorth Eastworks
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What the buyer wrote

In 2011, the Water and Abandoned Metal Mines (WAMM) Programme was set up between the Environment Agency, Defra and the Coal Authority to address pollution of rivers by abandoned metal mines. Currently, the Coal Authority operates four WAMM mine water treatment schemes, each using a different treatment technology, which are improving water quality in about 20 km of rivers. In January 2023, Parliament adopted a statutory metal mines target, under the Environment Act 2021, to halve the length of English rivers polluted by harmful metals from abandoned metal mines by 2038. The Government's Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP), published in January 2023, estimated that to achieve this long-term t…

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What the buyer calls it
Short Term Active Treatment Trials
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
works
Where
in the North East, in the North West, in the South West, in Yorkshire and The Humber, in the East Midlands

Who the buyer named

Helen Baldwin was the named contact on this notice.

helenbaldwin@coal.gov.uk