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Geophysical and Shallow Sub-Surface Survey Services at the Port of Port Talbot

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Associated British Ports is awarding a utilities services contract for geophysical and sub-surface survey works to support project development around Port Talbot. The project is divided into two distinct phases, with the initial award focusing on Phase 1, a firm scope of reconnaissance geophysical surveys scheduled for November and December 2026. This initial phase covers approximately 60 square kilometers in water depths between 25 and 35 meters below LAT, located 10 to 15 kilometers from the coastline. Required deliverables for Phase 1 include high-resolution bathymetric data, sidescan sonar seabed reflectivity, sub-bottom profiler data for shallow sub-surface imaging up to 10 meters, and opportunistic magnetometer survey data. The contract includes an optional Phase 2 scheduled for 2027, which may involve a further contract for UXO and seismic surveys over a refined area and optimized cable corridor. This second phase will require single channel seismic data imaging the sub-surface to approximately 30 meters below the seafloor, along with high-resolution bathymetric and magnetometer data for UXO assessment. Associated British Ports maintains the right to modify the contract following the initial award in accordance with specific contractual sections and schedules.

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Associated British Ports contract for geophysical and sub-surface surveys at Port Talbot.

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Associated British Ports intends to award a utilities services contract for the delivery of geophysical and sub-surface survey works around Port Talbot. The scope of the Services includes geophysical, sub-surface, environmental and marine monitoring surveys that may be required to support project development around Port Talbot. The survey campaigns are split in to two phases, the initial contract award will encompass phase 1 (shallow sub-surface survey services). ABP intends to enter into a further contract for the execution of phase 2, including but not limited to UXO and seismic surveys. ABP reserves the right to modify the contract after initial award, in accordance with s31, s74 and Schedule 8. The Scope of Services is comprised of: Phase 1: Firm Scope, surveys anticipated November - December 2026 Reconnaissance geophysical survey to collect the following data : · High-resolution bathymetric data. · Sidescan sonar seabed reflectivity. · Sub-bottom profiler data to image the shallow sub-surface (<10 m). · Opportunistic magnetometer survey data. The survey area extent is ~60 km2 in water depth range ~25 to 35 m below LAT, located approximately 10-15km from the coastline. Phase 2: Optional Scope 2027 UXO and seismic survey to collect the following data over a refined area and an optimised Cable Corridor: · Single channel seismic data to image the sub-surface to approximately 30 m below seafloor. · High-resolution bathymetric data. · Magnetometer data for UXO assessment purposes.

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