Scope
Reference
C29684
Description
This project will provide key data and understanding relating to storm overflows in England, which will be a primary source of analysis to inform the statutory Progress Report on the Storm Overflow Discharge Reduction Plan (SODRP) - as required by the Water Industry Act 1991. This Report is a requirement placed on the Secretary of State for Defra and is due to be published and presented to Parliament by November 2025. This project aims to continue our initial work with Idox to analyse which overflows operating in England qualify for each of the SODRP targets, based on the criteria outlined within the Plan. Primarily this is based on proximity to defined sites, using the National Grid References for the outfall locations of storm overflows where they discharge raw sewage to the environment. A full project scope is attached (including criteria already delivered in Stage 1 (March 2025)). This will be a call-off G-Cloud contract.
Contract 1. Geospatial Mapping of Storm Overflows in England - Stage 2
Supplier
Contract value
- £11,625 excluding VAT
- £13,950 including VAT
Below the relevant threshold
Date signed
21 July 2025
Contract dates
- 22 July 2025 to 22 September 2025
- 2 months, 1 day
Main procurement category
Services
CPV classifications
- 90700000 - Environmental services
Procedure
Procedure type
Below threshold - without competition
Supplier
Idox Software Ltd
Unit 5, Woking 8, Forsyth Road, Woking, Surrey, United Kingdom, GU21 5SB
Surrey
GU21 5SB
United Kingdom
Email: bidteam@idoxgroup.com
Region: UKJ25 - West Surrey
Small or medium-sized enterprise (SME): No
Voluntary, community or social enterprise (VCSE): No
Contract 1. Geospatial Mapping of Storm Overflows in England - Stage 2
Contracting authority
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS
- Public Procurement Organisation Number: PNBD-3289-CDGX
Seacole Building, 2 Marsham Street
London
SW1P 4DF
United Kingdom
Email: procurement@defra.gov.uk
Region: UKI32 - Westminster
Organisation type: Public authority - central government