Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000571229

Charter for Mackerel Egg Survey in North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland

Marine Scotland invites a tender from pelagic vessels of overall length greater than 55m to undertake an icthyoplankton survey for mackerel eggs in the region of North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland.

Buyer

Scottish Government

Value

£300,000

Published

23 Apr 2019

Closes

11 Feb 2019

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

UKM82

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

63726400

Ship chartering services

34512000

Ships and similar vessels for the transport of persons or goods

Lots

Lot 1 Charter for Mackerel Egg Survey in North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland

£451,950

Marine Scotland invites a tender from pelagic vessels of overall length greater than 55m to undertake an icthyoplankton survey for mackerel eggs in the region of North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland.

Delivery: Scotland

Charter for Mackerel Egg Survey in North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland

Not provided

Marine Scotland invites a tender from pelagic vessels of overall length greater than 55m to undertake an icthyoplankton survey for mackerel eggs in the region of North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland.

Contract notice · Web page

Charter Specification

24 Jan 2019

Word document

Charter terms and conditions

24 Jan 2019

Word document

Amended charter terms and conditions

25 Jan 2019

Word document

Charter for Mackerel Egg Survey in North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland

Not provided

Marine Scotland invites a tender from pelagic vessels of overall length greater than 55m to undertake an icthyoplankton survey for mackerel eggs in the region of North Biscay, Celtic Sea, West of Ireland and West of Scotland.

Award notice · Web page

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