FTS UK public procurement

24/7 Hazard Line & Emergency Call Out

Mining Remediation Authority

CompleteOCDS ID ocds-h6vhtk-04f98d
Tender value£1,500,0001 awards · 1 contracts

01 Procurement

Tender overview

Updated 10 September 2025
Buyer
Mining Remediation Authority
Status
Complete
Procurement method
Open procedure
Category
services
CPV classification
Not supplied
Tender period
Not supplied — 2 June 2025

Description

Provision of 24/7 Hazard Line and Emergency Call-Out Service The provision of a 24/7 Hazard Line and Emergency Call-Out Service, designed to support critical operations and ensure immediate response during emergency situations. Objectives and Requirement We aim to procure a Contractor with the expertise and resources to perform the following tasks: 1. Provide a manned call-out service across the British Coalfields. 2. Deploy competent personnel to respond to coal tip, surface, or mine-related hazards within 4 hours in the specified regions. MRA employs competent staff for call outs; however, the Contractor will be required to provide personnel for coverage when necessary. 3. Manage the hazard line 24/7, ensuring immediate access to emergency response support. This was a Open Tender Procedure - Procurement Act 2023.

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02 Awards and contracts

Published award records

1 shown
Active

24/7 Hazard Line & Emergency Call Out

Awarded
13 July 2025
Award value
£688,725
Suppliers
1
Signed contract
26 August 2025

03 Organisations

Buyers, suppliers and other parties

2 parties
Buyer

Mining Remediation Authority

200 Lichfield Lane, Nottinghamshire, UKF15, NG18 4RG, United Kingdom

GB-PPON PRPD-5825-QDVY

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04 Provenance

Source for this process

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