Tenders & contracts relating to Wildlife preservation services

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Wildlife preservation services tenders & contracts

  • Open

    Published 4 days ago

    Capercaillie Emergency Plan - Delivery Support

    time-iconClose date: 01/08/2025

    The Cairngorms National Park Authority, in partnership with NatureScot, Forestry and Land Scotland and Scottish Forestry, are seeking a qualified and experienced contractor to support the delivery of key elements of the Capercaillie Emergency Plan. Lot 1:...

  • Open

    Published 18 days ago

    Provision of Wildlife Management Services to Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin

    price-tag-icon300,000 EURtime-iconClose date: 30/07/2025

    The University seeks to appoint a competent contractor for Provision of Wildlife Management Services. The specification and services requirements are wholly described within the tender document set. Tenders must be submitted via the electronic postbox ava...

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