Department for Environment , Food & Rural affairs
Published as Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
- Published identifier
- Not supplied
- Address
- London, SW1P 4DF, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 1 Apr 2025
- Latest notice
- 22 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 239 tenders
Published as Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Defra has an ongoing requirement for a Software as a Service (SaaS), supporting an e-Commercial system spanning procurement and contract management functionality. The following UK public sector bodies are authorised and enabled to use the current contract: Defra, Animal and Plant Health Agency, Environment Agency, Marine Manage
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Environment Agency Self-service direct award. The 'Exploring Resilience' project, led by the Environment Agency, aims to gather evidence on how a shift towards regenerative agriculture could support a transition to a more climate resilient future for the Region.
Environment Agency self-service direct award. Using the source, pathway, receptor model this project will consider the potential impact of Net Zero2 on the environment through the loss of containment of a COMAH relevant dangerous substances.
JNCC self-service direct award. The main aim is to establish the principles for the DMT 2050 methodology, highlight any new opportunities, risks or gaps and prepare for the modelling phase. This work is part of a three-year wider project (25/26 - 27/28) and this current contract is to the end of 25/26 financial year.
JNCC self-service direct award. This project aims to begin development of methodologies for how existing data on agricultural, industrial and road traffic emissions can be included in the UK APAS Archive.
Procuremnt of urgently required CEFAS Lowestoft Laboratory fume cupboards
The Authority (Defra) requires an organisation to co-ordinate and deliver badger Vaccination Services in the High Risk and Edge Areas of England. Vaccination Services will be required within specific bTB “Clusters”, to be determined by epidemiological experts from Defra and the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).
Advice and guidance on how to achieve the desired transformation objectives, identification of risks to the success of the transformation, and how these risks may be mitigated.
The Government has a manifesto commitment which sets ambition for at least half of all food purchased by the public sector to be produced locally or certified to higher environmental standards. Our aim is therefore to develop evidence-based policies to increase the amount of environmentally sustainable food in the public sector
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