In deliveryUnited KingdomServices£287,000
CM3088 Emissions Testing
- Published
- Published 4 November 2025
Overview
Yorkshire Water is seeking a supplier to provide Emissions Testing services. The scope includes UKAS and MCERTS accredited sampling, monitoring and testing of air and stack emissions across Yorkshire Water sites which have an Environment Agency permit.
Assets include:
• Combined Heat & Power (CHP) engines
• Boilers
• Generators
• Flare stacks
• Odour Control Units (OCU's)
• Bioaerosol monitoring (non-intrusive)
Test Parameters include:
• Sulphur Dioxide
• NM VOC
• Carbon Monoxide
• Oxides of Nitrogen
• Oxygen
• Water Vapour
• Total VOC
• Volume Flow Rate
• Hydrogen Sulphide
• Odour
• Ammonia
• Hydrogen Chloride
The selected provider must be capable of delivering reactive response services in the Yorkshire region. Please refer to the attachments for further details on the number of assets, frequency of testing and asset locations.
Key details
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Status
- In delivery
- Category
- Services
- Estimated value
- £287,000
- Procedure
- Selective
- SME suitable
- Yes
- Published
- 4 November 2025
Air pollution monitoring or measurement services
Award outcome
- Awarded value
- £1,010,000
- Award date
- 13 February 2026
- Contract period
- 28 February 2026 → 28 February 2031
- ELEMENT MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL UK LIMITED
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Notice history
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Contract
13 February 2026
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4 November 2025
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Contracting authority
YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED
BuyerBradford, United Kingdom
GB-COH: 02366682
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