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Arboricultural Services for Peterborough

Description: Peterborough City Council manages and maintains a significant and diverse tree stock in line with the Council's Trees and Woodland Strategy. This currently comprises approximately 40,000 specimen trees across a wide range of locations within the unitary authority boundary, including highways, parks, open spaces, cemeteries, churchyards, allotments, schools and the Crematorium, together with other public assets. The Council is committed to maintaining a safe, healthy and sustainable urban forest that contributes positively to the environment, biodiversity, climate resilience and the wellbeing of residents. The Council is therefore seeking a competent Arboricultural Association (ARB) Approved contractor to deliver a range of arboricultural services within the Peterborough area, to support this endeavour. The contract duties will include: - Tree pruning and crown management. - Tree felling and dismantling operations. - (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is seeking arboricultural services to maintain its tree stock and support a safe, healthy and sustainable urban forest. The work covers about 40,000 trees across Peterborough, including those on highways, in parks, open spaces, cemeteries, churchyards, allotments, schools and the Crematorium, as well as other public assets. Services include planned and reactive pruning and crown management, tree felling and dismantling, emergency call-outs and storm response, stump management, young tree care, highway and public-realm maintenance, woodland and shelterbelt management, and control of pests, diseases and invasive species where required. This is a single-provider requirement for tree maintenance and tree-cutting services, including pruning.

Arboricultural Services for Peterborough

Description: Peterborough City Council manages and maintains a significant and diverse tree stock in line with the Council's Trees and Woodland Strategy. This currently comprises approximately 40,000 specimen trees across a wide range of locations within the unitary authority boundary, including highways, parks, open spaces, cemeteries, churchyards, allotments, schools and the Crematorium, together with other public assets. The Council is committed to maintaining a safe, healthy and sustainable urban forest that contributes positively to the environment, biodiversity, climate resilience and the wellbeing of residents. The Council is therefore seeking a competent Arboricultural Association (ARB) Approved contractor to deliver a range of arboricultural services within the Peterborough area, to support this endeavour. The contract duties will include: - Tree pruning and crown management. - Tree felling and dismantling operations. - (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is seeking arboricultural services to maintain its tree stock and support a safe, healthy and sustainable urban forest. The work covers about 40,000 trees across Peterborough, including those on highways, in parks, open spaces, cemeteries, churchyards, allotments, schools and the Crematorium, as well as other public assets. Services include planned and reactive pruning and crown management, tree felling and dismantling, emergency call-outs and storm response, stump management, young tree care, highway and public-realm maintenance, woodland and shelterbelt management, and control of pests, diseases and invasive species where required. This is a single-provider requirement for tree maintenance and tree-cutting services, including pruning.

Arboricultural Services for Peterborough

Description: Peterborough City Council manages and maintains a significant and diverse tree stock in accordance with the Council's Trees and Woodland Strategy. This comprises approximately 40,000 specimen trees across a wide range of locations within the unitary authority area, including highways, parks, open spaces, cemeteries, churchyards, allotments, schools, the Crematorium and other public assets. The Council is committed to maintaining a safe, healthy and sustainable urban forest that contributes positively to the environment, biodiversity, climate resilience and the wellbeing of residents. To support these objectives, the Council will be seeking an Arboricultural Association (ARB) Approved Contractor to deliver a comprehensive range of arboricultural services across Peterborough. The services to be provided may include, but are not limited to: Tree pruning and crown management. Tree felling and dismantling operations. Emergency (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is seeking arboricultural services to maintain its tree stock and support a safe, healthy and sustainable urban forest. The work covers about 40,000 trees across Peterborough, including those on highways, in parks, open spaces, cemeteries, churchyards, allotments, schools and the Crematorium, as well as other public assets. Services include planned and reactive pruning and crown management, tree felling and dismantling, emergency call-outs and storm response, stump management, young tree care, highway and public-realm maintenance, woodland and shelterbelt management, and control of pests, diseases and invasive species where required. This is a single-provider requirement for tree maintenance and tree-cutting services, including pruning.

Understanding the environmental impacts of displacing UK agricultural/commodity production

Description: There is increasing pressure on land use in the UK due to demands from housing development and commitments to Net Zero and nature. This, combined with a changing climate, mean there may be less land available for agricultural commodity production within the UK. This may result in a displacement of production overseas. While there is good evidence on the carbon, biodiversity and other environmental impacts that any given land use change will bring in situ, there is currently no established method of identifying 1) where crops are likely to be grown instead and 2) what impacts this displaced crop growth may have. A way to estimate these could provide evidence that would help guide land use decisions and policy by providing a holistic understanding of both the domestic (read more...)

Summary: JNCC Support Co is seeking research and modelling services to assess how UK agricultural and commodity production might shift overseas when land in the UK is no longer available for production. The work is to develop an initial interim model, using clear assumptions, to estimate where displaced crop production would occur, then assess the environmental impacts in those locations. The assessment should ideally align with impacts covered by the Global Environmental Impacts of Consumption indicator. This is environmental research and analysis, rather than land management or agricultural production itself. The contracting organisation is JNCC Support Co, a central government public authority. The procurement is for one lot and is classified as environmental services. No delivery location is identified in the supplied procurement details.

South Wales Shared Apprenticeships Scheme

Description: CITB are inviting bids to deliver a continuation of an existing Shared Apprenticeship Scheme covering South West and South East Wales. CITB wish to fund a single provider to deliver the Scheme from the planned point of project commencement on 1st December 2026 through to 31st March 2029. Any Apprentices who are on programme at the point of commencement of the contract, must continue to be supported through to completion of their qualifications, via the funding that will be awarded to the successful provider. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Peterborough:-Education-and-training-services./49Q8SMPA5N To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/49Q8SMPA5N

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is buying education and training services to continue its Shared Apprenticeship Scheme across South West and South East Wales. The appointed provider will deliver the scheme and support apprentices already on programme when the new contract begins through to completion of their qualifications, using funding awarded to the provider. The work is focused on apprenticeship delivery and ongoing learner support, rather than a one-off training course. CITB is seeking a single provider for the scheme. The stated delivery area is South Wales; the procurement describes coverage across South West and South East Wales.

Feasibility assessment of bioclimate vulnerability approaches for priority marine migratory species in the Caribbean and Pacific UK Overseas Territories

Description: Project Aims To assess the feasibility of applying bioclimate vulnerability assessment approaches to priority marine migratory species within the Caribbean UK Overseas Territories and the Pitcairn Islands. Building on previous work undertaken for JNCC, the study will evaluate the suitability of the proposed bioclimate vulnerability approach, consider relevant alternative approaches where appropriate, and determine whether sufficient evidence, data and expertise exist to support future implementation. 4. Project Background Climate change is increasingly affecting marine migratory species through changes in sea temperature, ocean productivity, habitat availability, ocean circulation patterns, species interactions and the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events (IPCC, 2022; Martay et al., 2023). These pressures may alter species distributions, abundance, migration routes and ecological relationships, with potentially significant consequences for biodiversity, ecosystem services and economies across (read more...)

Summary: JNCC Support Co is seeking research and consultancy services to assess whether bioclimate vulnerability methods can be applied to priority marine migratory species in the Caribbean UK Overseas Territories and the Pitcairn Islands. The work will evaluate the proposed method, consider a limited number of relevant alternatives, review available biological, ecological, environmental and climate data, and identify evidence gaps and constraints. It should establish what analyses current information can support and recommend an approach and roadmap for future assessment. The purpose is to inform climate adaptation, marine conservation and environmental decisions. Delivery covers Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Montserrat, the Turks and Caicos Islands and the Pitcairn Islands.

Survey of potential Western Channel MPA control sites

Description: Project Aims: To deliver an offshore survey, the survey will provide information to support JNCC in planning a future effectiveness of measures (EoM) survey at Western Channel Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ). The subsequent effectiveness of measures survey will aim to monitor environmental changes at the site, should proposed fisheries management measures come into effect. To meet the overall aims of this project, the project objectives are: Objective 1 - Acquisition and interpretation of multibeam bathymetry and backscatter (control site identification) Objective 2 - Ground truthing and habitat characterisation Objective 3 - Repeat bathymetry survey for geomorphological change detection (costed option) Objective 4 - Compile a final report

Summary: JNCC Support Co is seeking an offshore environmental survey to identify potential control sites for a future assessment of fisheries management measures at the Western Channel Marine Conservation Zone. The work covers acquiring and interpreting multibeam bathymetry and backscatter data to identify control sites, ground-truthing and characterising habitats, and producing a final report. A repeat bathymetric survey to detect geomorphological change is included as a costed option. The service is environmental survey work (CPV 90700000). Delivery is in the Western Channel, in the United Kingdom. The findings are intended to support JNCC’s planning of a future survey monitoring environmental changes if the proposed fisheries management measures take effect.

Understanding the environmental impacts of displacing UK agricultural/commodity production

Description: There is increasing pressure on land use in the UK due to demands from housing development and commitments to Net Zero and nature. This, combined with a changing climate, mean there may be less land available for agricultural commodity production within the UK. This may result in a displacement of production overseas. While there is good evidence on the carbon, biodiversity and other environmental impacts that any given land use change will bring in situ, there is currently no established method of identifying 1) where crops are likely to be grown instead and 2) what impacts this displaced crop growth may have. A way to estimate these could provide evidence that would help guide land use decisions and policy by providing a holistic understanding of both the domestic (read more...)

Summary: JNCC Support Co is seeking research and modelling services to assess how UK agricultural and commodity production might shift overseas when land in the UK is no longer available for production. The work is to develop an initial interim model, using clear assumptions, to estimate where displaced crop production would occur, then assess the environmental impacts in those locations. The assessment should ideally align with impacts covered by the Global Environmental Impacts of Consumption indicator. This is environmental research and analysis, rather than land management or agricultural production itself. The contracting organisation is JNCC Support Co, a central government public authority. The procurement is for one lot and is classified as environmental services. No delivery location is identified in the supplied procurement details.

Survey of potential Western Channel MPA control sites

Description: Project Aims: To deliver an offshore survey, the survey will provide information to support JNCC in planning a future effectiveness of measures (EoM) survey at Western Channel Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ). The subsequent effectiveness of measures survey will aim to monitor environmental changes at the site, should proposed fisheries management measures come into effect. To meet the overall aims of this project, the project objectives are: Objective 1 - Acquisition and interpretation of multibeam bathymetry and backscatter (control site identification) Objective 2 - Ground truthing and habitat characterisation Objective 3 - Repeat bathymetry survey for geomorphological change detection (costed option) Objective 4 - Compile a final report

Summary: JNCC Support Co is seeking an offshore environmental survey to identify potential control sites for a future assessment of fisheries management measures at the Western Channel Marine Conservation Zone. The work covers acquiring and interpreting multibeam bathymetry and backscatter data to identify control sites, ground-truthing and characterising habitats, and producing a final report. A repeat bathymetric survey to detect geomorphological change is included as a costed option. The service is environmental survey work (CPV 90700000). Delivery is in the Western Channel, in the United Kingdom. The findings are intended to support JNCC’s planning of a future survey monitoring environmental changes if the proposed fisheries management measures take effect.

Understanding the environmental impacts of displacing UK agricultural/commodity production

Description: There is increasing pressure on land use in the UK due to demands from housing development and commitments to Net Zero and nature. This, combined with a changing climate, mean there may be less land available for agricultural commodity production within the UK. This may result in a displacement of production overseas. While there is good evidence on the carbon, biodiversity and other environmental impacts that any given land use change will bring in situ, there is currently no established method of identifying 1) where crops are likely to be grown instead and 2) what impacts this displaced crop growth may have. A way to estimate these could provide evidence that would help guide land use decisions and policy by providing a holistic understanding of both the domestic (read more...)

Summary: JNCC Support Co is seeking research and modelling services to assess how UK agricultural and commodity production might shift overseas when land in the UK is no longer available for production. The work is to develop an initial interim model, using clear assumptions, to estimate where displaced crop production would occur, then assess the environmental impacts in those locations. The assessment should ideally align with impacts covered by the Global Environmental Impacts of Consumption indicator. This is environmental research and analysis, rather than land management or agricultural production itself. The contracting organisation is JNCC Support Co, a central government public authority. The procurement is for one lot and is classified as environmental services. No delivery location is identified in the supplied procurement details.