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SC21045 - Upper Darent Flood Management Contract

Kent County Council Published 25 Feb 2022 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£140,000
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 45240000 +2 more
Deadline1 Oct 2021
Contract start28 Jan 2022
Contract end20 Mar 2022
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-3dc31147-2c67-4551-8b93-3a7d4275cf3d

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
UKDN Waterflow (LG) Ltd £140,000 27 Jan 2022 active

description

Kent County Councils Darent Valley Landscape Partnership Scheme (DVLPS) team sought to award a contract to undertake Natural Flood Management (NFM) works on sites in the Chevening Estate. The features will include large woody debris, scrapes, swales, leaky fences an, fencing and meanders with the idea being that these features will act as natural flood manangemnt features on the estate are Upper catchment of the River Darent. All areas chosen for NFM projects have had flooding issues in the past.

The project is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and The TRIPLE-C project which forms part of a wider delivery programme through the Heritage Lottery Funded Darent Valley Landscape Partnership Scheme (DVLPS) which will work to ensure the ongoing conservation and enjoyment of the landscape. In delivering the objectives of the DVLPS the natural flood management measures must seek to achieve flood reduction whilst respecting and enhancing the landscape character in the upper catchment of the valley between Westerham and Sevenoaks.

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1 notice published against this procurement.

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16 Sept 2021 Tender (tender) · 85bcf4c5-cece-4759-9f33-75dffccc3720-469051

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