UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

To create videos and photographs to promote the new SeeMoors project at both our National Park Centres. See full brief for all info.

There is significant bankside erosion at two locations on the Murk Esk at Liberty Hall Farm, Green End, Goathland in the North York Moors National Park. A design method statement has been produced by cbec eco engineering and we now require a qualified and experienced contractor to undertake the works to the specification set out in the statement (copy attached as additional information).

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The works are to take place at our Danby Lodge National Park Centre. We are receiving a power upgrade to our National Park Centre at Danby Lodge. Northern power grid are upgrading the power supply to the building, however trenching and ducting is required from the Pilon to the rear of the building for a new metre, from there down the road to our disabled spaces. Our partner Podpoint will be supplying the cabling and installing EV charges at the car park. The trenching is required in all these areas to allow a new meter to be installed and the connection to EV charging unit. Contract to include the completion of these trenching with necessary ducting - Works to include 125mm NEDL ducting, tile warning tape, reinstatement of areas including road to Highway specification and all traffic management plus Section 50 licence to be obtained by contractor. Works to be completed within 3 months at the latest, ideally 2 months from appointment.

An invitation to quote for consultants or active travel specialists to produce an Active Travel Plan or Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) for the North York Moors National Park Authority (NYMNPA). It is being issued by the North York Moors National Park Authority. Wider stakeholder inputs are expected as part of the development of the LCWIP. The LCWIP will be developed with reference to the Department for Transport's LCWIP guidance, the key outputs of an LCWIP are: - a network plan for walking and cycling which identifies preferred routes and core zones for further development - a prioritised programme of infrastructure improvements for future investment - a report which sets out the underlying analysis carried out and provides a narrative which supports the identified improvements and network There also needs to be considered thought on the rural nature of this work, looking at the range of user groups, and the appropriateness of implementing LTN1/20 Cycle Infrastructure Design within the rural context. Certain infrastructure improvements would not be appropriate in the rural context, particularly within a protected landscape. The proposed outcome: The aim of this Active Travel Plan is to target future investment where it will be most effective, backed up by a report detailing understanding of a select number of travel corridors. By enhancing our baseline understanding, we can advocate for vital infrastructure improvements enabling multi-modal travel and improved Active Travel to the National Park.

Realigning a field ditch channel, installing large wood and gravels into the ditch to reconnect to floodplain; Installation of large wood and channel infilling of a second nearby field ditch along with lowering embankment to reconnect the ditch with the floodplain, provide crossing point over the newly opened up ditch suitable for use by horses and pickup.

We are seeking an agency who can provide media advertising (as outlined in the brief) for an upcoming tourism campaign.

This contract is to provide North York Moors National Park with a digitial marketing campaign for tourism. Including paid-for social media and re-targeting tactics across online platforms. The work will take place September 2024 - March 2025.

North York Moors National Park are seeking a company/agency to produce visual content through filming and photography for multi-platform advertising for the upcoming tourism campaign.

The North York Moors National Park Authority is seeking an experienced operator to supply the catering service provision at The National Park Centres at Sutton Bank (Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 2EH) and Danby Lodge (Danby, Whitby, YO21 2NB). Both centres have established cafe style operations accommodating up to 200,000 visitors across both sites per annum. Further details about National Park Centre offers and the cafe provisions are provided in the accompanying documentation. https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/things-to-do/attractions/sutton-bank-national-park-centre https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/things-to-do/attractions/Danby-Lodge-National-Park-Centre.

Removal of old fencing along with appropriate disposal and replacement with metal clipex fencing. There will be significant removal of vegetation required to enable removal of old fence and installation of new fence.

The purpose of this brief is to seek contractors to submit quotations for tree planting and associated weldmesh guard installation, to form a Procurement Framework. Following the evaluation of responses, a procurement framework will be established with suitable contractors, from which contractors will then be approached as sites become available, to quote for works at specific sites across the North York Moors National Park during the winter of 2024/25. At this point a detailed Site Specification will be shared, including landowner contacts to arrange a site visit, and an updated quotation will need to be given based on the specific site circumstances. Several smaller sites may be clumped together as one package of works.

The purpose of this contract is to complete a moorland restoration project on an area of approximately 30ha. The contracted will be completed to the bespoke Peat Restoration Plan and Yorkshire Peat Partnerships Technical Specification. Funding has been secured through the Nature For Climate Peatland Restoration Grant Scheme.

Design, supply and installation of rooftop solar PV system at the Sutton Bank Visitor Centre. Please see attachedInvitation to Quote for full specification.

Undertake a feasibility assessment with regards to implementing wetland habitat creation, river remeandering and installation of in-channel large woody debris on a focused area of a beck flowing into the River Esk

Out and About in the North York Moors magazine 2025 Specifications: Format: 52 pp magazine plus four-page cover - (finished trimmed size approximately 270mm deep x 190mm wide) Paper: Insides: 70gsm near woodfree silk Cover: 115gsm woodfree gloss Print: Full colour printing to all pages. Print area must be able to bleed off trimmed pages. Finishing:1) Quarterfolded, stitched with two wires and trimmed to size. Quantities: 60,000 - 80,000 (please provide quotes for each) Timescale: Print in February 2025, date TBC Proofs: Page proofs on selected stock Delivery: Bundled, underwrapped, strapped, bulk packed on pallets and delivered to one UK address to be confirmed. Delivery to be between the hours of 09.00 and 15.30 on a vehicle with a tail-lift; advance notice of delivery required Artwork: Files to be transmitted electronically to meet printers technical specifications

Undertake a UKHabs survey of the Linking Levisham Project area in the North York Moors, and condition assess the habitat parcels identified, using a very minorly modified version of the Condtion Assessments sheet produced for BNG.

Thinning works at various woodland sites within North York Moors National Park

Thinning works at various woodland sites within North York Moors National Park

Felling of 77 large goat willow around National Park car parks in Grosmont