Mott MacDonald also claims spots on two lots

The Environment Agency has revealed the winners of its new 拢80m consultancy framework.

The framework has been drawn up to support the organisation鈥檚 programme of capital investment and improvement works for flood defence schemes.

Mott MacDonald and a consortium made up of Capita and US engineer Black and Veatch secured places on both lots. 

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A flood defence system at Cleveleys, just north of Blackpool on the Lancashire coast

Aecom, Arcadis and Turner & Townsend all won places on the higher value lot, while US consultant Jacobs, which is set to buy Wood鈥檚 nuclear arm, landed a spot on Lot 1 which is rounded out by North Yorkshire firm JBA.

Lot 1 is worth 拢27m and is set to provide technical delivery support, while firms on Lot 2 will provide contract, cost and carbon management support worth up to 拢53m.

Firms working on Lot 1 will be required to carry out services including BIM support and clerk of works responsibilities, while Lot 2 firms will have to carry out tasks including cost and price investigations and risk management.

The framework is set to run for four years.

Environment Agency鈥檚 Client Support Framework

Lot 1: Technical Delivery Support
Value: 拢27m

Capita Black and Veatch Consortium
Jacobs
Jeremy Benn Associates
Mott MacDonald

Lot 2: Contract, Cost and Carbon Management Support
Value: 拢53m

Aecom
Arcadis
Capita Black and Veatch Consortium
Mott MacDonald
Turner & Townsend

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