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JNCC is a delivery partner for the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP), a UK government-led programme under the Blue Planet Programme. More information on the OCPP can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/blue-planet-fund/ocean-country-partnership-programme-ocpp. JNCC are working on a package of support for the West African Region, which includes undertaking training and capacity building to strengthen and enhance their preparedness for marine pollution emergency response. As part of this, JNCC require a suitable contractor to support our OCPP team to deliver a package of sub regional oiled wildlife response (OWR) deliverables, targeting Western Africa, including Senegal, The Gambia and Mauritania. The successful tenderer will be working with a small team of people to deliver elements of oiled wildlife response support both remotely and in person to provide: 1. First responder and OWR training in country, to provide skills and capacity for stakeholders at the sub-regional scale to respond to spill events and protect biodiversity; 2. Facilitation of a Western African sub-regional OWR workshop to compile existing OWR knowledge and materials and create a roadmap for production of a sub-regional OWR response plan; 3. Using the findings of the workshop, a draft OWR response plan for sub-regional Western Africa to aid OWR preparedness and response planning, including identification of funding sources to continue progress towards this sub-regional goal. For more information on this this project and how to apply, potential bidders are invited to download the zip folder under the more information section of this advert and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form [...]

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) have a requirement for the refurbishment of one accommodation building within the National Construction College (NCC) in in Bircham Newton, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. [...]

JNCC is a delivery partner for the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP), a UK government-led programme under the Blue Planet Programme. More information on the OCPP can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/blue-planet-fund/ocean-country-partnership-programme-ocpp. This contract aims to support Belize's continued progress towards achieving IUCN Green List certificates for effectiveness for its Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), as required under the Belize Blue Bond. Following OCPP funded support over FY23/24 and into FY24/25, this contract will support the finalisation of the work packages to date, to ensure clear actions are identified and actionable for each of the chosen MPAs. For more information on this this project and how to apply, potential bidders are invited to download the zip folder under the more information section of this advert and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form of our terms and conditions attached to the invitation to tender letter (ITT). Additional information: For more information on this this project and how to apply, potential bidders are invited to download the zip folder under the more information section of this advert and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form of our terms and conditions attached to the invitation to tender letter (ITT). [...]

Re-Roofing Works to 3No Roof Areas. The existing roofing systems to these areas have failed and consequently require replacement. Works to take place during the school Easter Holidays. [...]

JNCC is a delivery partner for the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP), a UK government-led programme under the Blue Planet Programme. More information on the OCPP can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/blue-planet-fund/ocean-country-partnership-programme-ocpp. This contract aims to increase the knowledge, skills and capacity of government and university wildlife vets and veterinary students within Sri Lanka to confidently conduct necropsies of PET marine species (marine mammals, sea turtles and seabirds) through the delivery of a bespoke necropsy training programme. Necropsy training will contribute to the conservation management of Sri Lanka's PET marine species and support the development of standardised operating procedures for marine wildlife emergency response. For more information on this this project and how to apply, potential bidders are invited to download the zip folder under the more information section of this advert and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form of our terms and conditions attached to the invitation to tender letter (ITT). Additional information: For more information on this this project and how to apply, potential bidders are invited to download the zip folder under the more information section of this advert and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form of our terms and conditions attached to the invitation to tender letter (ITT). [...]

Natural England is working in conjunction with local partners and land owners to ascertain the deer density and movement routes in the 'project area' in order to allow for greater collaboration between listed partners and a subsequent increase in the numbers of deer culled. Drone surveys are required to understand the density, movements and location of deer herds within the Rockingham Landscape. We will be awarding a contract for Landscape Deer Density surveys in the north of the Rockingham Forest National Character Area. Rockingham Forest National Character Area (NCA) is essentially a broad, low, undulating ridge underlain by Jurassic limestone which falls away from a prominent, steep northern scarp overlooking the Welland Valley. Large areas of woodland remain a significant feature of the landscape and, while not forming continuous belts, the blocks of woodland often coalesce visually with hedgerow trees and smaller copses to increase the perception of extensive woodland cover across the landscape. The landscape is a patchwork of woodland and large- to medium-sized fields of mixed arable with some pastoral use surrounding small nucleated villages. Fields are commonly bounded by well-managed hedgerows with mature trees or drystone walls and display the rectilinear pattern of the enclosures set within a more sinuous pattern of older enclosures, winding lanes and watercourses. The survey and subsequent report need to be completed by 25th March 2025. The expectation is for the drone surveys to be completed between mid-February and mid-March 2025. Additional information: To apply for this opportunity you must submit your quotation meeting [...]

JNCC is a delivery partner for the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP), a UK government-led programme under the Blue Planet Programme. More information on the OCPP can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/blue-planet-fund/ocean-country-partnership-programme-ocpp. This contract aims to scope the information required to develop an MPA specific website for Sri Lanka. The MPA specific website will: • Be a central location for information on all types of MPAs and other conservation measures in Sri Lanka. This will include Marine Sanctuaries, Nature Reserves and National Parks designated by the Department of Wildlife Conservation, Special Management Areas designated by the Coast Conservation and Coastal Resource Management Department, and Fisheries Management Areas designated by the Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. Other conservation measures may also include international designations such as Ramsar sites. • Example information to be included for each MPA o Location (including GPS points of site boundary and if feasible geospatial visualisation of site boundary), size of protected area, information on protected habitats and species o Information on legislation used to designate the protected area and any management in place including management plans, management measures (for example for fisheries or tourism), guidelines, processes and best practice. o Research on the habitats and species within the MPA o Links to other useful information For more information on this this project and how to apply, potential bidders are invited to download the zip folder under the more information section of this advert and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form of our terms and conditions attached to the invitation to tender letter (ITT). [...]

This process is being run under The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 following ‘The Competitive Process’ route (Regulation 11) which is a formal bidding procedure, under which the contract is advertised, and all interested organisations/ consortium can bid. The Authority has identified the competitive process as the best fit for selecting a provider to deliver SHIPS. Direct Award Processes A, B and C have been discounted as not applicable. The Authority does not believe that it can identify the most suitable provider without a competitive process, and therefore the Most Suitable Provider Process has also been discounted. [...]

This process is being run under The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 following 'The Competitive Process' route (Regulation 11) which is a formal bidding procedure, under which the contract is advertised, and all interested organisations/ consortium can bid. The Authority has identified the competitive process as the best fit for selecting a provider to deliver SHIPS. Direct Award Processes A, B and C have been discounted as not applicable. The Authority does not believe that it can identify the most suitable provider without a competitive process, and therefore the Most Suitable Provider Process has also been discounted. This School-aged Health Improvement and Prevention Service (SHIPS) will be delivered across Peterborough in line with the emerging integrated place-based 5-19/25 model. This will add system capacity to the co-ordination of place-based services for this cohort as well as the provision of a 'Healthy Schools' online resource and accreditation scheme, and delivery of Public Health Interventions (PHI). The vision for the service is that it engages all types of education settings staff, students, governors, parents/carers and their wider communities across Peterborough to work together to enable local children, young people, their families/carers and communities to be healthy, happy and achieve, and the reduction of health inequalities. It is recognised that in spite of the name of service, there is an expectation that the service will work with young adults that are beyond school-age, up to the age of 25 for some elements of the service. This will notably be in relation to sexual health [...]

CITB requires a 30-40T Crane that represents current standards within the UK construction industry. [...]