Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000799153

Revision of open range herbivore impact assessment methods: Phase 2

In 2024-25 NatureScot commissioned James Hutton Institute to consolidate information on the current range of Herbivore Impact Assessment (HIA) methods used across Scotland for a range of purposes and between practitioners, and to gain consensus to aid more informed application in the future. We now wish to procure a second phase to the project to test and refine the methods using expert surveyors and then wider testing using a user group with varying skill sets. The final outputs from this project will be: - a shor...

Buyer

Scottish Natural Heritage

Value

£131,166

Published

28 Jul 2025

Closes

12 Jun 2025

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

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CPV classifications

90700000

Environmental services

Lots

Lot 1 Revision of open range herbivore impact assessment methods: Phase 2

£131,166

In 2024-25 NatureScot commissioned James Hutton Institute to consolidate information on the current range of Herbivore Impact Assessment (HIA) methods used across Scotland for a range of purposes and between practitioners, and to gain consensus to aid more informed application in the future. We now wish to procure a second phase to the project to test and re...

Delivery: Scotland

Revision of open range herbivore impact assessment methods: Phase 2

Not provided

In 2024-25 NatureScot commissioned James Hutton Institute to consolidate information on the current range of Herbivore Impact Assessment (HIA) methods used across Scotland for a range of purposes and between practitioners, and to gain conse...

Contract notice · Web page

SNH Conditions of Contract - Services

23 May 2025

PDF

PP1404 - Statement of Requirements

23 May 2025

Word document

Revision of open range herbivore impact assessment methods: Phase 2

Not provided

In 2024-25 NatureScot commissioned James Hutton Institute to consolidate information on the current range of Herbivore Impact Assessment (HIA) methods used across Scotland for a range of purposes and between practitioners, and to gain conse...

Award notice · Web page

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