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
- 19 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 285 tenders
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To create, deliver and install six hardwood sculptures To be delivered by 15 March 2027
A self-contained nature finance game that allows players to virtually develop nature recovery projects funded using private and blended finance. Using the GFI Investment Readiness Toolkit as a framework the game will start by presenting players with options such as whether they want to play a seller or buyer, followed by various
Decadal scale net sediment budget and geomorphic change analysis of SSSI dune systems in England.It is intended that changes in dune field sediment volume and spatio-temporal variability in topography be assessed and quantified using LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data.
This is a partnership project between Natural England and People's Trust for Endangered Species, the purpose of which is to improve understanding of the ecology and distribution of water vole via an annual monitoring scheme, surveyor training, engaging with landowners on best practice management and public awareness and engageme
Emergency vegetation chipping, clearance and waste removal works at Holme Fen National Nature Reserve following the August 2026 wildfire. Following completion of the emergency response by Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS), the requirement supports agreed site hand-back arrangements through the chipping and removal of
Culvert installation to improve access to the backyard of Aqualate Headquarters, enabling heavy vehicle and machinery access to enable groundworks in the backyard for a possible future building.
Background: Our ambition is that NE managed NNRs demonstrate and deliver the NE Strategy and the NNR Strategy and standards. We want to maximise the strength of each site, our collective skills and our resources; be clear on Natural England's role, and place greater emphasis on collaborative partnerships. We want an estate that
Peatland hydrological works on lowland ex arable land
Natural England testing a proposed process for developing Marine Recovery Action Plans (M-RAPs), and requires a light touch process evaluation (in keeping with the overall scale of the project) at two pilot M-RAP sites. The requirement is in two parts: (1) refining the existing draft evaluation plan and carrying out baseline evi
purchase of 500 store lambs. They need to be preferably organic
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