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Botanical Advisor for Marsh Fritillary SRP Project on The Lizard

Natural England Published 5 Aug 2025 Find a Tender

key details

Value£9,000 (£10,800 inc. VAT)
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 92530000
RegionSouth West
Deadline13 Jun 2025
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-h6vhtk-05244c

Awards (3)

This procurement was awarded to 3 suppliers. Values shown are per-award; the notice total is £9,000.

SupplierValueDateStatus
A Byfield · · active
S Board · · active
TRELEAVEN COUNTRYSIDE SERVICES LIMITED · · active

description

A nine-month project based within The Lizard NNR concerning Marsh Fritillary metapopulations. The Botanical Advisor would provide advice concerning the state of Devil's-bit Scabious at 12 sites within the NNR with respect to its function as a larval foodplant for the Marsh Fritillary. Using Marsh Fritillary data, they would provide land management advice for implementation over the winter months 2025/2026, including visiting sites with the chosen habitat management contractors. They would also oversee the harvesting of scabious seed and liaise with a commercial nursery to grow the seed on for future planting out at sites.

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notice history

6 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
23 May 2025 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 026890-2025
28 May 2025 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 028195-2025
5 Aug 2025 Contract details (UK7) Procurement Act 2023 045934-2025
5 Aug 2025 Contract details (UK7) Procurement Act 2023 045937-2025
3 Sept 2025 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 053572-2025
16 Oct 2025 Contract details (UK7) Procurement Act 2023 066009-2025

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