Feasibility Study to reducing the impact of barriers to salmon migration and the wider natural processes of the River Avon .
A detailed understanding of the barriers to fish migration in the lower Avon will enable members of the Hampshire Avon Catchment Partnership to deliver a coordinated plan of action to ease or remove the barriers presenting the highest risk to the species within 3 years upon completion of these investigations. The outcome of feasibility studies is that there is a strong likelihood of a barrier being ready for removal. Detailed designs and capital works are subject to actions and costings detailed from the feasibilit...
Buyer
Natural England
Value
£47,185
Published
26 May 2023
Closes
16 Jun 2023
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Lots
Lot default Feasibility Study to reducing the impact of barriers to salmon migration and the wider natural processes of the River Avon .
£47,185
A detailed understanding of the barriers to fish migration in the lower Avon will enable members of the Hampshire Avon Catchment Partnership to deliver a coordinated plan of action to ease or remove the barriers presenting the highest risk to the species within 3 years upon completion of these investigations. The outcome of feasibility studies is that there...
Delivery: South West · United Kingdom, South West, United Kingdom
Documents
Unlock document linkOpportunity notice on Contracts Finder
26 May 2023
Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder
Tender notice · Web page
RFQ Document
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RFQ Document
Bidding documents · Word document
Pricing Schedule
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Pricing Schedule
Bidding documents · Excel spreadsheet
Specification
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Specification
Bidding documents · Word document
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Standard T&Cs
Bidding documents · PDF
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