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| Source: | Contracts Finder |
| Notice Type: | Award notice |
| Buyer: | FORESTRY COMMISSION |
| Main Category: | Works |
| Procurement Method: | Open procedure (below threshold) |
| Tender Status: | Closed |
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Application Deadline
31 May 2023
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Estimated Value
£2,251,187.42
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| Release Date: | 6 December 2023 |
| Application Deadline: | 31 May 2023 |
| Contract Start Date: | 10 September 2023 |
| Contract End Date: | 11 March 2025 |
| Contract Duration: | 1.5 years |
| Procurement ID (OCID): | ocds-b5fd17-1267a03c-f59c-43bf-b9d3-fd64cbdaa2d4 |
| Notice Reference: | aecb2709-c1a2-42d6-95f3-2d0628a2506c-704970 |
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| Award value: | £2,251,187.42 |
| Award decision date: | 6 September 2023 |
| Award status: | Active |
The works are to increase the containerised standing out areas by approximately 1.5Ha to free up space within the glasshouse and facilitate increased cell grown plant production based on current operations. The extension to standing out provision will employ a free standing roller rail and container configuration to ensure compatibility with the existing infrastructure. Development operations entail removal of topsoil and limited grading/levelling of the substrate followed by the laying and compaction of stone and geomembrane /root barrier to form a base for the new rails, which are grounded onto concrete pads. New concrete aprons will form walkways to facilitate safe access. The containers require irrigation provision. The current system employs pivot sprinklers which while effective, is target limited and results in high water use. The provision of boom irrigation is to be investigated as a preferred water conservation strategy.