Remeandering the Dundonald Burn
Invitation to tender to realign approximately 675m of a straightened stream to create a meandering watercourse. The purpose is to enhance biodiversity, improve water quality and reduce flooding.
Buyer
Scottish Wildlife Trust
Value
Not provided
Published
7 Jan 2020
Closes
18 Feb 2019
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
Scotland
Procurement method
Open
Category
Works
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
45112360
Land rehabilitation work
Lots
Lot 1 Remeandering the Dundonald Burn
Value not provided
The is a project to realign approximately 675m of a straightened stream to create a meandering watercourse approximately twice the length. The purpose is to enhance biodiversity, improve water quality and reduce flooding. The burn’s straightness is believed to be the result of human intervention when the land was improved for agriculture. It is a low energy,...
Delivery: UKM93
Documents
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Invitation to tender to realign approximately 675m of a straightened stream to create a meandering watercourse. The purpose is to enhance biodiversity, improve water quality and reduce flooding.
Contract notice · Web page
Contractor's Brief outlining the scope of the work, including appendices 1,2,3 & 6
28 Jan 2019
Word document
Appendix 4 of Brief, part 1 of specifications
28 Jan 2019
Appendix 5 of Brief, part 2 of specifications (drawings)
28 Jan 2019
This document contains a dropbox link to the Dundonald Burn specifications.
4 Feb 2019
Word document
This document contains a dropbox link to the Dundonald Burn specifications.
4 Feb 2019
Word document
The Scottish Wildlife Trust's Terms & Conditions
5 Feb 2019
Word document
Remeandering the Dundonald Burn
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Invitation to tender to realign approximately 675m of a straightened stream to create a meandering watercourse. The purpose is to enhance biodiversity, improve water quality and reduce flooding.
Award notice · Web page
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