Natural England
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PJDG-6588-XDMM
- Address
- London, UKI32, SW1P 4DF, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 11 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 286 tenders
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Natural England and the PTES have worked in close partnership on a recovery programme for dormice. This MoA focuses on; 1. Improving the understanding on the ecology of the hazel dormouse through research. 2. Improving our understanding of the distribution and abundance of the hazel dormouse. 3. Running the National Dormouse Mon
Replacement of steps at Ebbor Gorge. Approx 225m run of steps to be removed and replaced with steps made from local stone. See specification in 'Request for Quotation -Ebbor Gorge Steps 2026' for details.
Over the years, there has been much taxonomic confusion and changes surrounding the Norfolk Flapwort. This species was previously classified as Leiocolea rutheana var. laxa, and thought to be entirely restricted to Scarning fen in Norfolk, with Leiocolea rutheana var. rutheana restricted to Cumbria, but historically found in Nor
Total replacement of an old bridge and boardwalk on the Lizard NNR to provide safe access to trails and footpaths
Upgrade of stone tracks in two locations - pothole filling, regrading and compaction of new surface with limited drainage work.
Collation of High-Level Conservation Measures for Targeted Nutrient Neutrality Sites
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Provision of ecological survey and assessment services for raised bog and wetland habitats at Sweethope and Roman Wall, Northumberland.
The aim of the project is to establish a baseline of the available evidence for the co-benefits provided by AES heritage actions. The aim is supported by these objectives: assess the range of multi-objective benefits (including but not limited to evidence on biodiversity, soil health, water quality, carbon sequestration, heritag
Canada Farm Meadows are part of Shapwick Heath SSSI. They are an area of species-rich floodplain meadows on deep peat. It is designated for its species-rich grassland, breeding waders, and ditch fauna and flora. The ditches are in Unfavourable Condition as they are dry throughout the year except during winter flooding. They have
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