North York Moors Active Travel - Esk Valley Feasibility Study

Buyer
North York Moors National Park Authority
Value
£50,000
Closes
29 November 2026
Where
Helmsley, Yorkshire and the Humber
Type
Open tender

In plain English

The National Park Authority wants a study of how easy it is to walk, cycle and use public transport to reach railway stations and schools in the Esk Valley. The study will also involve gathering views from local people. A feasibility study is a early-stage investigation into whether an improvement is practical and worthwhile.

What the buyer wants

• Audit how accessible the railway stations and schools in the Esk Valley are for active travel (walking, cycling and similar) • Carry out engagement with people and groups to gather their views • Provide findings that show whether the active travel improvements are feasible

Requirements

What could rule a small business out (our reading of the notice, written with AI): Nothing in the notice itself rules out small firms, but the combined scope of technical audits and public engagement across several stations and schools means bidders will need to show experience of both.

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How to bid

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Where to apply

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