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Creation of a new mountain bike trail at Balloch Castle Country Park

Description: West Dunbartonshire Council (the Council) intends to appoint a competent & experienced mountain bike trail contractor who is an experienced trail builder for the construction of a new Mountain Bike Skills Track at Balloch Castle Country Park. The new 1km trail aims to cater to the growing demand for mountain biking by providing a purpose-built facility to support and encourage cycling skills development for all riders of all levels resulting in the development of a Mountain Bike Club.

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking a specialist contractor to build a new 1 km mountain bike skills trail at Balloch Castle Country Park. The purpose-built facility is intended to support cycling skills development for riders of all levels and help establish a mountain bike club. The works include construction of the trail and associated site preparation, path and surface works, drainage and landscaping. The opportunity is for trail builders with experience delivering mountain bike trails or comparable projects. Work will take place at Balloch Castle Country Park in West Dunbartonshire.

Creation of a new mountain bike trail at Balloch Castle Country Park

Description: West Dunbartonshire Council (the Council) intends to appoint a competent & experienced mountain bike trail contractor who is an experienced trail builder for the construction of a new Mountain Bike Skills Track at Balloch Castle Country Park. The new 1km trail aims to cater to the growing demand for mountain biking by providing a purpose-built facility to support and encourage cycling skills development for all riders of all levels resulting in the development of a Mountain Bike Club.

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking a contractor to build a new mountain bike skills trail at Balloch Castle Country Park in Balloch. The planned facility is a 1 km purpose-built trail intended to meet growing demand for mountain biking, help riders of all abilities develop their cycling skills and support the development of a mountain bike club. This is a construction project involving trail building and related ground and site works. The council is the buyer and is seeking a contractor with mountain bike trail-building expertise. The work will take place within Balloch Castle Country Park; the opportunity is therefore suited to contractors able to deliver outdoor trail infrastructure at this location.

Subcontractors and Specialist Contractors for Building Services - UPVC Windows and Doors

Description: The provision is to give West Dunbartonshire Council a route to identify qualified multi-trade contractors and trade groups to deliver maintenance, routine servicing and emergency repairs to West Dunbartonshire Council buildings, including works to void properties in a multi-trade environment and a 24 hour 356 days emergency response service to be carried out in compliance with the contract conditions. Contractors will be required to provide details on how their organisation in terms of skill, qualifications and competence that fit and meet with the specification the skills. They will need to demonstrate they have a Waste Management plan, Contractors will also be required to provide evidence of insurance policies, where required to provide evidence of security Industry Authority Approved Contractor's Scheme (SIA). The framework will operate on a ranked (read more...)

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking specialist subcontractors for the supply and installation of UPVC windows and doors in council-owned and operated buildings across West Dunbartonshire. The work covers residential properties, public facilities and operational sites. It includes new and replacement window and door units, with appropriate glazing, seals, locking systems and ventilation features, plus associated work. This is a re-tender of the windows-and-doors lot within the council’s wider building-services framework for subcontractors and specialist contractors. The wider framework provides a route to deliver building maintenance, servicing and emergency repairs, including work to void properties; this opportunity is specifically for UPVC windows and doors.

Subcontractors and Specialist Contractors for Building Services - UPVC Windows and Doors

Description: The provision is to give West Dunbartonshire Council a route to identify qualified multi-trade contractors and trade groups to deliver maintenance, routine servicing and emergency repairs to West Dunbartonshire Council buildings, including works to void properties in a multi-trade environment and a 24 hour 356 days emergency response service to be carried out in compliance with the contract conditions. Contractors will be required to provide details on how their organisation in terms of skill, qualifications and competence that fit and meet with the specification the skills. They will need to demonstrate they have a Waste Management plan, Contractors will also be required to provide evidence of insurance policies, where required to provide evidence of security Industry Authority Approved Contractor's Scheme (SIA). The framework will operate on a ranked (read more...)

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking specialist contractors to supply and install new and replacement uPVC windows and doors, including glazing, seals, locks and ventilation features, in council-owned buildings. The work covers residential properties, public facilities and operational sites across West Dunbartonshire. Associated building work includes maintenance, routine servicing and emergency repairs, including work in void properties. Contractors may be individual multi-trade businesses or trade groups, and will join a ranked framework for call-offs. When a higher-ranked contractor cannot take on a job because of capacity or capability, it will be offered to the next provider. Contractors must work as part of a team and complete work orders with minimal supervision. This is a retender of the uPVC windows and doors element of the council’s building-services framework.

Digital Design and Build of new Local Development and Land Use Plan

Description: To analyse and synthesise existing evidence to identify spatial opportunities for nature networks, climate adaptation including natural flood management, and blue-green infrastructure across the National Park

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is seeking digital design and development services for its proposed Local Development and Land Use Plan. The commission includes analysing and bringing together existing evidence to identify spatial opportunities for nature networks, climate adaptation, including natural flood management, and blue-green infrastructure across the National Park. The supplier will identify and appraise options for publishing the proposed plan in digital and physical formats, then design and test prototypes of the preferred approaches. The approach must be maintainable within the Authority’s capacity and capabilities and provide a clear basis for a possible implementation phase. Delivery is for the National Park, including Loch Lomond & The Trossachs.

Digital Design and Build of new Local Development and Land Use Plan

Description: LLTNPA requires a suitably qualified and experienced consultant to help design the Plan, including create the skeleton structure, integrate spatial information, show strategy, and determine how it is used. The consultant will develop and test prototypes of the proposed structure and user experience.

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is commissioning consultancy services to design and test a new digital and physical Local Development and Land Use Plan. The consultant will help create the plan’s structure, integrate spatial information, communicate its strategy and shape how users navigate it. The work includes appraising options for publication, developing and testing prototypes, and advising on how the plan’s content should be structured, visualised, published and maintained. The Authority will lead the plan’s policy, strategy and spatial content. The appointed consultant will work with Authority staff and stakeholders, providing specialist advice, design, project management and delivery support. The plan is intended to be presented mainly through maps, illustrations and diagrams, and the work will support the Authority in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Landscape Connections - Rhodi-Free Future - Rhododendron surveys

Description: As part Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Landscape Connections, we will be delivering a programme of invasive rhododendron removal

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is procuring survey services to support its Landscape Connections programme and planned removal of invasive rhododendron. The work concerns Rhododendron ponticum and its hybrids, which threaten native woodlands and remaining rainforest habitats across the National Park. The Authority’s priority is to work with land managers to eradicate the invasive plants. Delivery is within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. The requirement is classified as technical testing and analysis services (CPV 71621000).

Integrated Nature Network, Climate Adaptation and Blue-Green Infrastructure Opportunity Mapping

Description: To analyse and synthesise existing evidence to identify spatial opportunities for nature networks, climate adaptation including natural flood management, and blue-green infrastructure across the National Park

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority seeks consultancy services to analyse and synthesise existing evidence and map spatial opportunities across the National Park. The work covers nature networks, climate adaptation, including natural flood management, and blue-green infrastructure. The analysis is intended to identify places where coordinated land management or changes in land use could deliver multiple benefits, helping to inform the spatial strategy for the Local Development Plan Update. The supplier must also identify in the final report whether collecting new data could further refine the opportunities. Delivery is across the National Park. The work is an evidence-led opportunity-mapping commission rather than a request to carry out physical infrastructure or land-management works.

Interpretation Plan for Loch Lomond & the Trossachs Landscape Connections

Description: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority (NPA) is seeking to appoint an experienced consultant or consultant team to write an Interpretation Plan for the Landscape Connections Initiative, to provide a strategy for the work of the partnership during the delivery period and inform the development of the interpretation within the Initiative.

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is seeking an experienced consultant, or consultant team, to produce an Interpretation Plan for its Landscape Connections Initiative. The plan will set a strategy for the partnership’s work during the initiative’s delivery and guide the development of interpretation within it. It must follow National Lottery guidance for interpretation and be developed with partners and stakeholders. The work will draw on existing material: a brand options appraisal, communications plan and key message, audience and stakeholder mapping, the Nature Routes Places Study and the Long Distance Routes Study. This is a consultancy service for the National Park Authority, with delivery associated with Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Long-distance routes options appraisal - identifying best opportunities to improve access, restore nature and inspire people

Description: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority (NPA) is seeking to appoint an experienced consultant or consultant team to conduct a study to identify the best opportunities in our long-distance routes to improve access, restore nature and inspire a deeper engagement with nature both during and after users visit.

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is seeking an experienced consultant or consultant team to appraise opportunities for improving its long-distance routes. The study covers the West Highland Way, Rob Roy Way and Great Trossachs Path, as well as other routes within or adjacent to the Landscape Connections initiative area. It will assess opportunities, constraints, demand and delivery requirements, then produce an options appraisal and phased plan of practical short-, medium- and long-term actions. The aims are to improve access, support sustainable travel, create nature-rich experiences, restore nature, encourage deeper engagement with nature during and after visits, and support long-term stewardship of the National Park’s woodland mosaic. The work is for the National Park Authority and concerns routes in and around Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.