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Severe Weather Monitoring Contract

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What the buyer wrote

The Severe Weather scheme is designed to help with conservation of waterbirds (ducks, geese, waders). During prolonged periods of severe weather these birds struggle to feed as the ground becomes hard, or snow covered, and they have less energy to deal with any disturbance. The scheme was designed to manage the disturbance caused by waterfowl shooting during prolonged periods of severe weather, but, increasingly, has a role in minimising disturbance from other recreational activities such as bird ringing, walking, water-based recreation etc. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act Section 2 (6) the relevant Secretary of State(s) has power to impose a temporary close season of waterbird shooti…

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The Met Office£28.9kends (20 Feb 2020)

Details

What the buyer calls it
Severe Weather Monitoring Contract
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Work starts
7 Nov 2017
Work ends
20 Feb 2020

Who the buyer named

Dora Iantosca was the named contact on this notice.

dora.iantosca@jncc.gov.uk