Tender Results of Natural England

Moss Side Farm Peatland Restoration Works Railway View 2024/25-Peatland Restoration Works on one field on Moss Side Farm on the Chat Moss peat area in Greater Manchester. Deep trench bunding and large soil inversion areas to create bog habitat. Works on each side of a gas pipeline. Water control pipes to be installed in bunds.

Urban Habitat Mapping Method Review-This project will review and develop proposals for amending the approach to Urban Habitat Mapping developed for the England Green Infrastructure Mapping Database over the last 3 years. A limited application of an amended mapping method will be undertaken and a combative analysis with pre-existing Urban Habitat (Phase 1) data undertaken.

Purchase of a Kramer KT 275 Telehandler-Natural England require a Kramer KT 276 telehandler as an upgrade on the exiting Kramer telehandler in order for the headstock machinery to be compatible. Please see the specification for more information on what exactly the machine must be supplied with.

Developing a funding model for beaver management partnerships-This project is focussed on exploring potential funding or finance routes for the establishment and maintenance of beaver management partnerships. The key aims of the partnerships will be to build stakeholder relationships, share information and fund a beaver field officer to support land managers and riparian users to manage potential impacts from beavers. This includes education, signposting to existing national guidance and funding, and bespoke local advice on appropriate management intervent...

ETAFF CSFS&E06 - 1:1 On-farm advice East of England region within Lot 3-The aim of the contract is to provide a programme of 1:1 advice to support Farmers, Land Managers and their advisers in medium-priority and high priority water areas throughout the East of England. The tender will cover approx. 84 technical units & report

Compact Tractor Moss Side Farm-A compact four-wheel-drive tractor for use on wetlands

Wye NNR Fishponds Fence Replacement 2024 2025-Wye NNR is grazed by livestock. The field known as Fishponds Bank /The Mountain has a perimeter fence which is becoming old , and falling over in places. It will need a full replacement with chestnut full round posts, stock netting, barbed and plain wire. Deer crossing points will need to be installed. the whole length is around 1000m however some of the fence is on an extremely steep bank.

CROW mapping positional accuracy improvement exercise-NE wishes to commission a geospatial firm to realign the following Countryside and Rights of Way Act (CROW) data layers to fit the latest OS MasterMap boundary features: (a) Section 4 Conclusive Open Country data; (b) Section 4 Conclusive Registered Common Land data; (c) Section 15 Land data; (d) S16 Dedicated Land data.

RDE726 Assessing the value of long-established permanent grassland for soil-The EIA regulations for uncultivated and seminatural grassland were enacted in England in the early 2000s with the aim of preventing cultivation of large areas of species rich, seminatural grasslands, or grasslands with important historic environment features, and they apply to any land management that increases the productivity of the land. Because cultivation typically leads to the rapid degradation of organic matter in the soil, and release of its nutrients, this is likely to temporarily incr...

Ham Street Woods NNR Tree Safety Works 2024 2025-We have had a Tree safety survey completed for Ham street Woods NNR. This has highlighted 54 dangerous trees that will need a range of works , from felling to pollarding to monolithing and pruning. Some Ash Trees are present so not al trees can be climbed and will need to use a MEWP. The woods are 10 miles south of Ashford in Kent and have accessible tracks. The works may take around 2 weeks and must be completed between November 2024 and the 28th of February 2025.