Collation of peatland restoration spatial data associated with development across Scotland

Buyer
Scottish Natural Heritage
Value
Not published
Closes
1 December 2026
Where
Inverness, Scotland
Type
Open tender

In plain English

Scottish Natural Heritage, the government body for Scotland's natural environment, wants a supplier to gather together spatial data (location-based mapping information) on peatland restoration linked to development projects across Scotland. Peatland is wet, carbon-rich ground, and restoration means repairing damaged areas of it. The notice gives no value and does not include the full specification.

What the buyer wants

• Collate spatial data on peatland restoration associated with development across Scotland • Work to the requirements set out in the Statement of Requirements, which is referenced but not included in this notice • The notice does not list specific deliverables, timescales or formats, so these need to be checked in the full tender documents

Requirements

What could rule a small business out: The notice contains no stated qualification, experience, value or accreditation criteria, so nothing in it clearly rules out a small business, but the full Statement of Requirements (not included here) must be read before bidding as it may contain requirements that do.

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How to bid

This is an open tender: any eligible business can respond directly to the buyer by the deadline, with no framework membership needed.

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