UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

1. The objective of this Contract is to deliver a suite of Works on 17 upland Sites in the Peak District and South Pennines SAC. The sites are split into 9 packages of work. The aim of the Works suites are to stabilise and revegetate bare peat, restore hydrology, and increase biodiversity on the Sites. 2. The Works comprise the following tasks: a. Supply and delivery of Materials required to complete the Works, unless otherwise stated. b. Appropriate storage of Materials, as necessary. c. Supply and delivery of suitable Trackway for storing materials on (see Packages if required). d. Forwarding of Materials and Equipment required to complete the Works to and within Works Sites, excluding Airlifting e. Planning the Aerial Load Lifting Works, including marking out drop locations and working in collaboration with the Authorities Airlifting Contractor to deliver the works f. Marshalling of Aerial Load Lifting, including materials drops g. Installation of Stone Dams into gullies h. Installation of Peat Dams into gullies i. Installation of Peat Bunding j. Re-profiling of hags and gully sides k. Installation of Timber Dams into gullies l. Installation of Heather Bales/coir logs into gullies and peat pans m. Spreading of Heather Brash on bare peat n. Spreading of Lime, Seed, and Fertiliser o. Cutting of vegetation p. Planting of Sphagnum Plug plants q. Planting of Sedge and Dwarf Shrub Plug plants r. Footpath construction and or repair s. Terrestrial application of Dwarf Shrub Seed t. Removal of Waste Materials from Sites. 5. The Packages are made up of the following Works Sites; Package 1 - Chellow Catchment (Oxenhope, Yeoman Hill, Nab Water, Bodkin Farm, Thornton Moor) Package 2 - Twizlehead Package 3 - Longwood Catchment (Close Moss, Wessenden, Pule, Bobus, Cupwith and Deanhead) Package 4 - Soyland Package 5 - Rishworth Moor Package 6 - Turley Holes Package 7 and 7a - Snailsden Moor Package 8a - Pikenaze Tender documents are available at http://mbf.co/OfuPy0 https://www.moorsforthefuture.org.uk/tenders Corrigendum notice added to FTS notice on 19 May 2022: The Authority has: 1. Reissued the itemised cost sheet. 2 items have changed: 1.1 Costs for marshalling item. This has changed from an item to a specified number of days. If the actual work required differs from this during the delivery of the works a contract variation or a reduction of scope to remain within budget constraints will be used. 1.2 Unit types for LSF to reflect the number of bags of LSF needed to receive and spread. Note the difference between Y1 and Y2 on Longwood as some areas only require L&F with no brash. Please download and use the new sheet with your tender return. 2. Issued clarifications relating to works at all sites 3. Issued GIS files for the proposed works at each site. 4. Issued a statement regarding the use of red diesel. Details and replacement Itemised Costs Sheet can be found at https://www.moorsforthefuture.org.uk/about-us/tenders/_recache

Felling of trees (approx. 4,700) affected by Ash Die Back on the Tissington Trail in Derbyshire between Mapleton Lane Car Park and Alsop Car Park.

The National Park Authority are looking for a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake rock scaling and maintenance and engineering works on the Authority's Monsal Trail. The trail comprises former railway lines and therefore the works are on ex railway cuttings. The works involve repair and maintenance work to the structures. There is a wide range of works to be carried out which are all detailed within the tender pack. However, the works include: • Rock scaling • Repairs to rock faces • Removal of trees and vegetation • Removal of loose stones etc • Filling voids in walls/stonework • Repointing to stonework A full tender pack including details of the scope and location of the works can be obtained once an expression of interest in received by emailing matt.freestone@peakdistrict.gov.uk and requesting the tender pack reference 'Monsal Trail - Scaling to Rock Cuttings'

The Peak District National Park Authority is seeking a consultant to work with a range of stakeholders to investigate National Park Authorities' potential role(s) in brokering natural capital private finance and wider funding opportunities to support the delivery of nature recovery and contribute to government targets e.g. Environmental Improvement Plan, Net Zero, emerging Protected Landscape outcome targets, together with the potential benefits and drawbacks of such roles.

The Peak District National Park Authority is seeking a consultant to undertake a comprehensive review of available green finance opportunities and design the business model to deliver the nature restoration vision for Morridge Hill Country Landscape. We have a clear ambition to develop a sustainable farm business model for upland family farms which delivers nature recovery. Response to tender queries were published on the website on 26 June. In addition to the information provided, closing date being extended to 5pm on 4 July, the interview date is now 11 July. Please see the additional 'clarification questions and responses' document in addition to the tender documentation at https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/looking-after/about-us/open-government/tenders

The Peak District National Park Authority requires a Green Finance Consultant to undertake a feasibility study on private finance for nature restoration that is supported by Green Enterprises. We require the Consultant to help us understand the following: 1. Is there a route to attracting private finance for nature recovery in the White Peak? 2. How would a group of farmers have to constitute or organise themselves to be able to secure green finance? 3. The role of Green Finance for Protected Site Strategies in National Parks The consultant also needs to consider the emerging recommendations from the Defra ELM test on the role of NPAs in ELMs and green finance. The consultant will work closely with the PDNPA, Natural England, and local farmers to answer these questions and produce recommendations that will help guide the next stages of the project. We are looking to work with consultants who have strong local knowledge (or the willingness to gain it), understand the complexities and constraints of land management in upland, protected landscapes, have an innovative approach to private finance for nature restoration. Tender documentation can be found at https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/looking-after/about-us/open-government/tenders

The objective of this Contract is aerial transportation of materials as part of a peatland restoration project to install stone dams on Holcombe Moor. Tenderers are requested to provide rates for all aspects of the Works. Instructions: Please return the tender by email to tenders@peakdistrict.gov.uk by 5pm Monday 16 December 2024. Please ensure any emails are under 10mb as the email system will reject them if they are larger. Please ensure all attachments are in pdf form. Please return all tender submissions no later than the closing date and take specific note of the tender submission requirements and evaluation information, which is detailed within the tender.