DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PNBD-3289-CDGX
- Address
- London, UKI32, SW1P 4DF, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 1 Apr 2025
- Latest notice
- 19 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 236 tenders
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Develop, test, publish and host a Digital Tool Bank supporting Defra's air pollution awareness objectives
Defra Self-Service Direct Award. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is seeking to commission a health impact assessment (HIA) to quantify the likely human welfare impacts associated with a severe and prolonged poor air quality episode. This work will supersede previous analysis commissioned by Defra, incorpor
The water industry provides critical services that the public, nature, and our economy depend on every day. Failure to maintain a resilient water supply and wastewater system – broadly meaning here one which can continue to perform its functions despite pressures and shocks – can have disastrous consequences. For wastewater, fai
The supplier will deliver a structured coaching and development programme, consisting of one-to-one training sessions and group workshops designed to enhance skills, knowledge, and performance..
The UK Bycatch Monitoring Programme (BMP) delivers the evidence required to meet the UK’s statutory and international obligations for monitoring and reporting the incidental capture of protected and sensitive marine species. An 11-month STA Direct Award is required to maintain continuity of monitoring and reporting activity in E
Defra Self-Service Direct Award. The programme builds on a substantial existing evidence base developed through Lowland Peat 3 Work Package 1 (LP3 WP1), the Pump Drained Lowland Peat water balance work, LP3+, and the Water Table Assessment in Lowland Agricultural Peat (WTAP) programme. Together, these studies have highlighted tw
Defra Self-Service Direct Award. Defra requires targeted evidence to support future policy development and prioritisation. The intention of this project is not to provide a comprehensive assessment of all peat finance opportunities, but to undertake in-depth analysis of two priority areas and help Defra interpret the implication
Defra Self-Service Direct Award. This section provides the overarching framework for a pair of complementary research projects designed to improve Defra's understanding of the feasibility of maintaining raised water tables on lowland peat. The programme builds on a substantial existing evidence base developed through Lowland Pea
Defra Self-Service Direct Award. To deliver a national-level screening and conceptual assessment of how peat rewetting may interact with onsite wastewater systems, wider property-level infrastructure and interface risks, and whether these risks could create material barriers to peat rewetting, whether the site is restored, used
Seabird islands are vulnerable to invasive predatory mammals (e.g., rats and mice) which can cause severe impacts on breeding seabird populations. Biosecurity measures to prevent accidental introductions, and to detect and respond rapidly to incursions, appear to be proving effective in improving the UK Marine Strategy (UKMS) in
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