7350 Developing the dendrochronology of elm in historic buildings
What the buyer wrote
Dendrochronology is an independent and precise scientific dating technique that is widely used on oak (Quercus spp) timbers in historic buildings to provide invaluable information in relation to decisions about protection, management, and conservation at both national and local levels. However it has become increasingly apparent that there are a substantial number of historic buildings that make use of timbers other than oak, most notably elm (Ulmus spp), and which cannot currently be readily dated through the application of dendrochronology. Such buildings form a significant part of the historic environment but they cannot presently be afforded the same level of understanding in comparison …
Details
- What the buyer calls it
- 7350 Developing the dendrochronology of elm in historic buildings
- How they are buying
- Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
- Type
- services
- Suitable for small firms
- The buyer says yes. What that is worth
- Work starts
- 4 Mar 2016
- Work ends
- 7 Jun 2019
- Kind of work
- Research, evaluation and insight
Who the buyer named
Charlie Garratt was the named contact on this notice.