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Development of a Network of Hydrological Monitoring Across the Long Term Monitoring Network: North Walney

UkTender notice for Development of a Network of Hydrological Monitoring Across the Long Term Monitoring Network: North Walney. The reference ID of the tender is 129186992 and it is closing on 24 Nov 2025.

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  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Summary: Development of a Network of Hydrological Monitoring Across the Long Term Monitoring Network: North Walney
  • GBT Ref No: 129186992
  • Deadline: 24 Nov 2025
  • Financier: Self Financed
  • Purchaser Ownership: Government
  • Tender Value: Refer Document
  • Notice Type: Tender
  • Document Ref. No.: NE301025HMNW
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  • Description:
  • Natural England's Long Term Monitoring Network (LTMN) started collecting data in 2010, aiming to identify if and how ecosystems are changing and, where relevant, to attribute that change to large-scale ecosystem pressures. Data is collected across 37 sites, most of which are National Nature Reserves. Alongside other data collection, there are approximately 50 permanent vegetation plots and 5 permanent soil plots at each site. Hydrological change is considered to be a potentially significant driver of ecosystem change on all LTMN water -dependent sites, but it is currently poorly understood. This contact requires a conceptual hydrological model to be produced for North Walney NNR. This may be done as a desk based exercise using existing information, or through a site visit if appropriate. From this we require advice on suitable locations for a network of dipwells in relation to the permanent vegetation plots are likely to be impacted by hydrological change,
    CPV classifications: 71351920 - Oceanography and hydrology services90711500 - Environmental monitoring other than for construction
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Development of a Network of Hydrological Monitoring Across the Long Term Monitoring Network: North Walney - Uk Tender

The NATURAL ENGLAND, a Government sector organization in United Kingdom, has announced a new tender for Development of a Network of Hydrological Monitoring Across the Long Term Monitoring Network: North Walney. This tender is published on UkTender under GBT Ref No: 129186992 and is categorized as a Tender. Interested and eligible suppliers are invited to participate by reviewing the tender documents and submitting their bids before the deadline on 2025-11-24.

The estimated tender value is Refer Document, and full details, including technical specifications and submission requirements, are provided in the official tender documents. Ensure all submissions meet the criteria outlined to be considered for evaluation.

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