Jersey Airport - Fire Training Ground Attenuation Pond Liner
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The attenuation pond at the Fire Training Ground on the airfield has been reviewed, the current pond has a 2mm HDPE liner to prevent the water migrating and this has been damaged and reached the end of its life.
We are seeking a new lining solution to address this issue.
In addition, the upgraded attenuation pond is required to have a lid/roof to prevent contamination from wildlife, rubbish and to keep the contents of the pool from dispersing across the airfield.
We are open to alternative solutions, not necessarily a like for like replacement.
What the supplier must deliver
The attenuation pond at the Fire Training
The attenuation pond at the Fire Training Ground on the airfield has been reviewed, the current pond has a 2mm HDPE liner to prevent the water migrating and this has been damaged and reached the end of its life.
In addition, the upgraded attenuation pond is
In addition, the upgraded attenuation pond is required to have a lid/roof to prevent contamination from wildlife, rubbish and to keep the contents of the pool from dispersing across the airfield.
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- contract · Contract
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- POJ001-DN541078-15181444
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