Land and Structural Condition Monitoring

The Coal Authority are looking for companies who can provide Land and Structural Condition Monitoring services.

If you are interested in this requirement, please fill out the attached registration of interest form and return back to helenbaldwin@coal.gov.uk in the procurement team by Friday 25 November 2022.

Please see attached Request for Information document for more details.

The Coal Authority was established to undertake specific statutory responsibilities associated with handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal-mine operators, dealing with property and historic liability issues, such as treatment and remediation of surface hazards associated with former coal mines During the year 2020/2021 the Coal Authority received in the order of 1000 residential, and non-residential property claims and incidents, and estimates in the order of 500 claims per year of each going forward. Some claims and incidents require input from Consultant organisations to provide information to assist in the identification of the cause of subsidence events and damage, the level of ongoing movement and the effectiveness of treatment works following a subsidence event.