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Landfill Consultancy Services at three [3] County Louth Licenced landfill facilities - (Whiteriver, Drogheda and Dundalk Landfills) 2026 Tender

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In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering consulting. Delivery covers Ireland (Europe). It is classified under Methane and Super Pollutants and Engineering and Infrastructure against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

Louth County Council is procuring landfill consultancy, engineering and scientific services for three licensed landfills, covering statutory EPA annual reporting, slope stability and landfill gas surveys. Bidders with environmental engineering, landfill gas monitoring and EPA licence-reporting experience fit best, and small specialist consultancies could credibly bid.

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About this tender

Louth County Council are seeking tenders from an interested party for the role of landfill consultancy, engineering and scientific services at three licenced landfills in County Louth. It is important to note that as part of licence conditions the Council are required to submit the following to the EPA on an annual basis and is a statutory requirement. Landfill consultancy, report preparation, annual monitoring returns, environmental performance reporting, slope stability and landfill gas surveys at Whiteriver, Drogheda and Dundalk landfills.

Key requirements

  • ✓Landfill consultancy, engineering and scientific services at Whiteriver, Drogheda and Dundalk landfills
  • ✓Preparation of annual EPA monitoring returns and environmental performance reports (statutory)
  • ✓Slope stability and landfill gas surveys

Relevant sectors

Methane tendersInfrastructure

About this sector

Methane and super-pollutant funding covers detection, leak repair and emission cuts from oil and gas, agriculture, landfill and refrigerants. Money comes from public agencies, multilateral programmes and philanthropy focused on near-term warming. Applicants are usually asked how emissions will be measured before and after the work.