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Buyer
Canterbury City Council
Location
Canterbury
Deadline
Closes 19 Oct 2026
Value
£80k
Key dates and value
Status
Closed
Submission deadline
2 Oct 2026
Published
2 Sept 2026
Estimated value
£200k
Contract start
9 Dec 2026
Contract end
31 Jul 2027
Location
Southampton, South East England
Notice type
UK4
Buyer type
Central Government
Overview
The MCA’s requirements are divided into three parts :
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MCA Requirement will cover the following:
Part 1: Noise Risk Assessment and Recommended Levels of Hearing Protection
A feasibility study is required to determine the extent of noise exposure experienced by SCOO and CRO rescue team members during helicopter related operations. These personnel assist with the removal of casualties from helicopters when transferring to ambulances or hospital facilities, and they may also be exposed during live rescue operations when helicopters are required to hover overhead. This results in exposure to high noise levels and significant downward pressure.
The initial scope covers three helicopter types, assessed in possibility three geographical areas, to understand typical noise levels and exposure profiles. The study may be extended depending on initial findings.
Part 2: Noise Risk Assessment for Marine Surveyors During Vessel Inspections
Marine Surveyors frequently access high noise environments such as engine rooms, generator spaces, and other machinery compartments during vessel inspections. Although hearing protection is currently provided, the MCA requires a clearer understanding through dosimetry measurements of:
• the cumulative noise exposure experienced over time, and
• whether existing hearing protection remains suitable and sufficient.
Part 3: Assessment of Noise Exposure from Headset Use in Rescue Coordination Centres
Rescue Coordinators in JRCC and MRCC centres use communication headsets continuously, sometimes for extended periods (over one to two hours) depending on the duration and complexity of rescue missions. Staff have reported concerns related to constant static noise and the potential impact on their long term hearing.
The MCA seeks to determine:
• the cumulative level of noise exposure from headset use, and
• the associated risk to employee hearing health.
This questionnaire is intended to furnish the MCA with the key information it requires to plan a fair and open procurement for this service, including:
• Market appetite for participating in a tender process.
CPV codes
71317200 Health and safety services
About the buyer
Maritime and Coastguard Agency has published 44 tender notices since 7 Oct 2023, with a combined advertised value of £70.5m. 6 of them are currently open.
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