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Ammonia Patterns to 2030: implications for habitats and requirements for uptake of mitigation measures.

Assessing likely barriers to implementation and how this might change as the UK leaves the EU. It will also update the methodology for considering mitigation options, extending the projections and considers the wider countryside, as well as protected sites.targeting of mitigation measures by modelling the requirement for local uptake to achieve site-specific outcomes. It would provide more detailed spatial assessment and analysis as software and data available have progressed. This expands task 3 of the Agri-enviro...

Buyer

Defra Network eTendering Portal

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Published

6 Apr 2018

Closes

4 Apr 2018

Procurement details

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Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

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CPV classifications

73000000

Research and development services and related consultancy services

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Assessing likely barriers to implementation and how this might change as the UK leaves the EU. It will also update the methodology for considering mitigation options, extending the projections and considers the wider countryside, as well as protected sites.targeting of mitigation measures by modelling the requirement for local uptake to achieve site-specific...

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder

16 Mar 2018

Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder

Tender notice · Web page

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Link to eSourcing Portal

Tender notice

Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder

6 Apr 2018

Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder

Tender notice · Web page

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