UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Pigshill and Clarrick Woods CIC was formed in 2013 to manage 66-acres of woodland under a long lease. It is run by six directors drawn from the local community and another three advisers. The work is accomplished with the help of enthusiastic volunteers and stakeholders. Our key objectives are: Protect and enhance the woods' ecosystem Create employment and training opportunities for local people Improvements in well-being for locals and visitors Encourage education about the area's natural environment There are a range of habitats and a mix of historical silvicultural systems across the woodlands; including areas of scrub, coppice, single-species stands and mixed-broadleaved woodland. The far east end of the wood contains mixed-broadleaved woodlands, listed as ancient semi-natural woodlands with oak, ash and other canopy species. Within the woods we have planted areas with locally dominant beech, sweet chestnut and Scots pine. At the far west end, following the clear-fell of larch, there is hazel coppice and open areas of scrub where we are now seeing natural regeneration amongst the new planting. In this area we are witnessing a richness of wildlife including insects, birds and amphibians with the shrub and flora providing vital food and shelter. Pigshill and Clarrick Woods has been awarded funding by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund CIoS Good Growth Community Levelling Up for infrastructure, equipment and vehicle upgrading. Pigshill and Clarrick Woods CIC is seeking a new or second-hand (low mileage) pickup truck. The type of pickup truck needed is the extended cab type with the following characteristics: 1. Pickup truck 4x4 Extended Cab 2. 13 Pin (Pin 10) 180W Capacity Power Extension Kit 3. Rubber Floor Trays 4. Tow Bar 4x4 5. Solid Lockable Canopy 6. Under-Rail Bed Liner Kit 7.BFG All Terrain tyres Tender submissions to daniel@pigshillandclarrickwoods.org.uk

Pigshill and Clarrick Woods CIC was formed in 2013 to manage 66-acres of woodland under a long lease. Our key objectives are: 1. Protect and enhance the woods' ecosystem 2. Create employment and training opportunities for local people 3. Improvements in well-being for locals and visitors 4. Encourage education about the area's natural environment There are a range of habitats and a mix of historical silvicultural systems across the woodlands; including areas of scrub, coppice, single-species stands and mixed-broadleaved woodland Pigshill and Clarrick Woods has been awarded funding by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund CIoS Good Growth Community Levelling Up for infrastructure, equipment and vehicle upgrading. Pigshill and Clarrick Woods CIC is seeking tenders from qualified contractors to upgrade the tracks in our woodland located on the Rame Peninsula SE Cornwall near the villages of Millbrook and Cawsand. This project aims to improve the woodland for the benefit of the local community. Our group needs to upgrade 1300m of forest tracks. Tender requirements Tenderers must: • Have demonstrable experience in woodland management and improvement projects. • Possess relevant qualifications and certifications for the proposed works (e.g., forestry qualifications, health and safety certifications etc). • Provide a detailed project plan outlining methodology, drawings timeline, and resources. • Submit a competitive quote for the project, including a breakdown of costs. • Demonstrate a commitment to working with the local community throughout the project. Scope of work To scrape and prepare forestry tracks to a distance of 1300 meters long x 2.25-2.6 meters wide. All unwanted excavated material to be placed and spread on designated areas on the sides of the track. To create a grip at the side of the bank. To excavate and install culvert pipes and back fill approx 16 linear meters where necessary and/or implement necessary drainage solutions to mitigate erosion and waterlogging. To supply and deliver crushed run hard core to two access areas near the entrance of both sites. Material to be re - loaded on to narrow access low ground pressure dumpers and hauled to an excavator for spreading. All hard core to be spread at a depth of 100mm to 200mm in softer areas and compacted. The contractor will provide all the relevant site signage, health and safety and site rams. The contractor will communicate with all the relevant authorities and will seek and obtain all the necessary permits and licences to deliver the work. Tender clarifications Any clarification queries arising from this Invitation to Tender which may have a bearing on the offer should be raised by email to: daniel@pigshillandclarrickwoods.org.uk