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AwardedUnited KingdomServices£104,988

RDE684 Negating the necessity for International Deep Sea Mining

Published
Published 11 March 2025
Deadline
Closed 5 December 2024

Overview

International Deep-Sea Mining (IDSM) for CM (Critical Minerals), minerals with high economic vulnerability and a high global supply risk, is an area of international interest with multiple state actors sponsoring exploratory studies in the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ) of the mid Pacific. The tension between of resource security and environmental protection is a key issue for Defra. We are keen to understand, in detail, the potential for the UK need to be met through resource efficiency, rather than primary extraction from the seabed.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Awarded
Category
Services
Estimated value
£104,988
Procedure
Selective
SME suitable
Yes
Published
11 March 2025
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Research and development consultancy services

Award outcome

Awarded value
£104,988
Award date
27 January 2025
Contract period
12 December 2024 → 31 August 2025
Winner
  • University of Exeter

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    11 March 2025

Contracting authority

  • Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

    Buyer

    London, United Kingdom

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