Service contracts for standby oil spill recovery vessel(s)
The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) was tasked to 'work with the Member States to support on request with additional means, in a cost efficient way, the pollution response actions in case of pollution caused by ships as well as marine pollution caused by oil and gas installations' (Article 2(3)d of Regulation 1406/2002/EC as amended).
EMSA's action plan for oil pollution preparedness and response (2004), as well as the action plan for response to marine pollution from oil and gas installations (2013), as updated by the annual work programmes of the Agency, identify how to implement these tasks. These documents are available on the Agency's website:
http://www.emsa.europa.eu under 'Publications'.
The primary objective of the EMSA standby oil spill recovery vessel service, and therefore of this procurement procedure, is to protect the coastlines of EU Member States. This is in accordance with its funding Regulation 1406/2002/EC as amended. Through service contracts for a period of 4 years, renewable up to a maximum of 4 additional years, the Agency intends to establish, for certain defined areas of the EU coastline, additional response capacity to that of the pollution response mechanisms of Member States in case of a major oil spill.
This can be provided by either a single vessel for each area or through a 'pool' of vessels arrangement. EMSA would like to utilise vessels that are engaged in economic activities during the contract period in the identified area and establish service contracts for their availability during a (major) incident for spill response activities.
EMSA would like to offer at-sea oil recovery services by ships on the basis of vessel availability contracts with public or private companies/consortia. Such companies/consortia can be drawn from any relevant industry, including shipowners/operators and the spill response service providers.
Following a request for assistance from an affected coastal State, such vessels would be transformed into oil recovery vessels and made available at short notice for at-sea oil recovery activities during a (major) oil spill.
Prazo de entrega
O prazo para a recepção das propostas era 2015-02-18.
O concurso foi publicado em 2014-12-24.
Fornecedores
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Histórico de aquisições
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| 2014-12-24
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Anúncio de concurso
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| 2015-11-17
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Anúncio de adjudicação
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