Published procurement activity · 239 tenders
Published as DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS
Smart farming is defined by the Environment Agency, as ‘the use of technologies and data-driven systems to improve efficiency and sustainability in agricultural production’. Employing smart farming technologies and the latest developments in data and systems for water resources in agriculture, would allow the sector to both maxi
Analysing and interpreting information and data on project progress Identifying risks and issues relevant to Government, including construction/commissioning delays and issues that could lead to claims under the GSP and advising Defra.
This requirement is split into two parts. Part 1 of this requirement is to provide 151 UXO Engineer watching briefs during the execution of the EES soil survey on selected surveys sites, where this has been recommended, as a safety precaution to ensure safety and compliance with regulatory standards. Part 2 of this requirement
DEFRA Rhydymwyn Site Flood Prevention Emergency Works
DEFRA Rhydymwyn Site Flood Prevention Emergency Works
Payroll Giving Scheme for Defra group
The project aims to support government in delivering land-based outcomes for the Environment Act Target and Net Zero, by developing the first comprehensive (and spatially explicit) mapping and valuation of agricultural land tenure across Great Britain. This information will help us to identify potential policy interventions and
Relocation of existing chemical doing equipment from B61A into B61B to facilitate improved access and operations ability
As part of the PackUK mandate it is integral that there is one source of truth that citizens can access to find out what packaging they can recycle and where. WRAP’s Recycling Locator is the UK's only postcode-based search tool for citizens to find out what to recycle at home and at nearby locations. These funds will be used to
This contract covers the delivery of DgP - Removal manure main site dung clamps to Rectory ASU. Loading transportation of manure from Weybridge main site dung glamps for Rectory ASU. This is where hay is currently being grown. The field is low in nitrogen, and the application of manure is essential to improve soil fertility and
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