Services-Contract-MCDM-Sustainable Catchment Management Programme (SCaMP) Tender
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Long-term hydrological and water quality monitoring service for moorland restoration catchments across three estates, September 2026–April 2030. Bidders should have expertise in field hydrology, water sampling, data management, and ecological monitoring in upland environments.
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Long-term hydrological and water quality monitoring study across three United Utilities estates (Upper Goyt, Ashway Gap catchments at Chew and Brennand catchments, Bowland). The programme has been running since 2006 in response to SCaMP-related moorland restoration and management works, now entering its 20th year. It has generated a valuable long-term dataset documenting short-term and longer-term effects of moorland restoration, moorland fires, woodland felling, climate variability, and anthropogenic climate change. …
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