24/7 Hazard Line
Estimated value
—
Awarded value
£689k
Suppliers
1
Lots
1
Published
17 Jul 2025
Description
The Mining Remediation Authority has a dedicated emergency telephone line, (0800 288 4242), which must be answered 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. After the service provider has taken a new call they will contact the authority immediately with details of the new incident that has occurred. The Service Provider will also need to provide a 24 hours/365 days/annum emergency Service, including all public holidays, to provide an initial emergency response to surface hazards. This will require the Service Provider to provide sufficient numbers of Competent Persons to respond to and attend Surface Hazards, within the compulsory coalfield areas within 4 hours of the Surface Hazard being reported to the Service Provider.
Scope
- Reference
- CA18/2/2/58
- Commercial tool
- Standalone contract
- Contract dates
- 29 Sept 2025 to 30 Sept 2028Possible extension to 30 Sept 2030
2 years extension available at 3 year gateway
- CPV classifications
- 7131700079512000
- Contract locations
- North East England, United KingdomNorth West England, United KingdomYorkshire and the Humber, United KingdomEast Midlands, United KingdomWest Midlands, United KingdomEast of England, United KingdomLondon, United KingdomSouth East England, United KingdomSouth West England, United KingdomWales, United KingdomScotland, United Kingdom
- Particular suitability
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME)
Award criteria
Criteria the buyer will use to evaluate bids.
| Name | Description | Type | Weighting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price Per Quality Point | Price per quality point (PQP) is an evaluation technique designed to make it easier to consistently and fairly compare bids of varying quality and price. It also makes it easier for bidders to judge how they may score overall. In this approach a PQP is calculated for each bid by: • Determining the bid price; • Determining the quality score for each bid, expressed as a whole number rather than as a percentage (though the whole number may still be points out of 100); and • Dividing the bid price by the quality score to give an output price per quality point. The PQP is established by dividing each bidder's price by its quality score. This enables true comparison of what the department will pay between per quality point and bidders are not being compared against each other, but only assessed based on their own bid. | quality | 100.00% |
Submission & procedure
- Procedure
- Open procedure
Award details
Awarded supplier(s), contract period and value as published in the award notice.
Awarded value
£689k
Award date
13 Jul 2025
Contract start
30 Sept 2025
Contract end
01 Oct 2028