Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000717225

Tarland to Coull River Restoration

Tarland Development Group is seeking to appoint a consultancy to undertake a river and floodplain restoration design using process-based principles that will allow the river valley to develop and function more naturally in the area downstream of Tarland, NJ482041 to NJ510025 (central grid reference NJ493038).

Buyer

RSPB Scotland

Value

£84,000

Published

12 Jan 2024

Closes

23 Jan 2023

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

UKM92

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

90700000

Environmental services

71310000

Consultative engineering and construction services

Lots

Lot 1 Tarland to Coull River Restoration

£80,000

The catchment of the Tarland Burn drains through low-lying land between Tarland and Coull, then further to the River Dee at Aboyne. A natural depression in the landscape, forming part of the wider Howe of Cromar, floodwater accumulates here at varying times, though deep drains take much of it away quickly through the central, straightened channel of the main...

Delivery: UKM72

Tarland to Coull River Restoration

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Tarland Development Group is seeking to appoint a consultancy to undertake a river and floodplain restoration design using process-based principles that will allow the river valley to develop and function more naturally in the area downstre...

Contract notice · Web page

Supplementary documents

16 Dec 2022

PDF

Wetland study report

16 Dec 2022

PDF

Data collection spreadsheet

16 Dec 2022

Excel spreadsheet

Invitation to Tender

16 Dec 2022

Word document

Tarland to Coull River Restoration

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Tarland Development Group is seeking to appoint a consultancy to undertake a river and floodplain restoration design using process-based principles that will allow the river valley to develop and function more naturally in the area downstre...

Award notice · Web page

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