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The Wash and North Norfolk Coast SAC intertidal rock monitoring

Title
The Wash and North Norfolk Coast SAC intertidal rock monitoring
Stage
award, contract
Buyer
Natural England
Buyer id
GB-PPON-PJDG-6588-XDMM
Status
complete
Category
not on file
CPV
not on file
CPV in words
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Estimated value
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Currency
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Released
2026-07-14T09:52:20+01:00
Tenders close
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Contract starts
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Contract ends
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Procedure
Below threshold - open competition
Description
NE intend on commissioning a survey to monitor the intertidal rock sub feature of the WNNC SAC against 5 of its attributes. This survey is intended to collect evidence on the intertidal rock sub-feature in order to fill current evidence gaps and verify existing data. This will enable NE to fulfil its statutory duty in monitoring designated sites and providing expert evidence to support environmental decision-making and management, including condition assessment of the subfeature. The project must aim to deliver a report which should detail high quality biotope data (identified to EUNIS Habitat Classification level 5 & 6) to describe the presence and distribution of biological communities in the intertidal habitats at The WNNC SAC, which can be compared to previous and future. surveys are conducted between mid-April and Mid-October with a final report being rpovide by february 2027
Open Contracting ID
ocds-h6vhtk-06b27c

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2026-10-04
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