Published procurement activity · 9 tenders
Buyer information published with procurement notices.
Collect and clean planting data (GIS form) Run models (carbon, ecology networks, air quality, water quality, water flow, access to nature) Estimate benefits (carbon seq; air quality, water storage, visitors) Summarise metrics by required groupings Produce report
Development and delivery of bespoke projection-mapped audio and visual (AV) show for 4 nights in the Ruins of Bradgate House, including digital content and relevant equipment provision and management.
Routine hedge cutting of roadside hedges and other key hedge lines.
Routine cutting of footpaths, rides, and bridlepaths; Open Ground mow - annual and bespoke; scheduled cut & collect works; 3-year phased ride management; inter row mowing.
Estate maintenance include general maintenance works, plantation establishment, ground works, small pond creation and wetland areas, fitting small sections of fencing and access furniture, tree crates, call out for repairs etc, across the National Forest.
Feasibility work for a new Forest Enterprise Hub (FEH) in the Heart of the National Forest. The work will be delivered in two distinct phases, with phase two dependent on the outcome of phase one, as follows: Phase 1 - Development of the strategic rationale, based upon need, demand and ambition, to inform a robust and innovative
Development and delivery of three community archaeological digs of 30 test-pit excavations in each selected village working with novice groups and volunteers.
1) Research two villages, that were not covered by Charnwood Roots, namely Thornton and Botcheston in the far south-western corner of Charnwood Forest Geopark. 2) Create short historical digests for each village in Charnwood Forest utilising research already gathered by volunteers and staff during Charnwood Roots. These will be
Ecological surveys of representative 100ha sites within each of the six Landscape Character Areas (LCA) in the National Forest to ground-truth existing spatial datasets and develop clear distinctions between opportunities for closed-canopy woodlands and agroforestry. Desk-based modelling in Geographical Information Systems (GI
Organisation details and tender classifications reflect information published by the original procurement sources. Similar buyer names are grouped only where an official identifier or compatible name and postcode provide a safe link.