Eddleston Water Project - Natural Flood Management Environmental Cost-Benefit, Natural Capital and Ecosystem Services
To identify, develop and test a standardised methodology that can be used by Flood Authorities and other relevant stakeholders to assess the environmental and social costs and benefits that can be derived from the range of ecosystem services that may be provided through the implementation of different Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures to reduce flood risk, and to demonstrate how this can be integrated into option appraisal processes. The approach will build on the work done on the Eddleston Water catchment, a...
Buyer
Tweed Forum
Value
£20,000
Published
21 Apr 2020
Closes
11 May 2020
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM91
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
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CPV classifications
90700000
Environmental services
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Lot 1 Eddleston Water Project - Natural Flood Management Environmental Cost-Benefit, Natural Capital and Ecosystem Services
£20,000
To identify, develop and test a standardised methodology that can be used by Flood Authorities and other relevant stakeholders to assess the environmental and social costs and benefits that can be derived from the range of ecosystem services that may be provided through the implementation of different Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures to reduce flood r...
Delivery: UKM91
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To identify, develop and test a standardised methodology that can be used by Flood Authorities and other relevant stakeholders to assess the environmental and social costs and benefits that can be derived from the range of ecosystem service...
Contract notice · Web page
Eddleston Water Environmental Cost Benefit ITT
21 Apr 2020
JBA Preliminary Report: Ecosystem Service Benefits of Eddleston Water NFM Measures
23 Apr 2020
Questions raised after 12 noon 1 May 2020
4 May 2020
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