Tees Bird Mapping Project
- Buyer
- Natural England
- Value
- £33,330
- Closes
- 13 November 2026
- Where
- London, the North East
- Type
- Open tender
In plain English
Natural England, the government body that looks after England's wildlife sites, wants a specialist study of how protected coastal birds use the Teesmouth and Cleveland Coast. The work will produce detailed maps and analysis of where designated bird species feed and roost across surrounding habitats, including fields, lagoons and brownfield land.
What the buyer wants
• A written report covering the survey methods, results and conclusions • Interactive GIS mapping layers (digital map data) that let users explore the analysis • A short guidance document explaining how to use the mapping tool
Likely requirements
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Lack of in-house ornithological expertise combined with GIS capability would rule out most firms, as the work needs both specialist bird survey knowledge and detailed spatial analysis delivered as usable map data.
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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