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Supplying Accessories for the Solar Fence at Rosemala under Shendurney Wildlife Sanctury during 2026-27

Forest Department

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering the supply of goods. Delivery covers India (Asia). It is classified under Biodiversity and Nature against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

The Kerala Forest Department's Wildlife Division is procuring accessories for a solar-powered fence at Rosemala in Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary for 2026-27, likely to limit wildlife intrusion and human-wildlife conflict. Suited to local suppliers of solar fencing components and conservation-infrastructure vendors who can deliver supplies for a single site.

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About this tender

Supplying Accessories for the Solar Fence at Rosemala under Shendurney Wildlife Sanctury during 2026-27 Organisation: Forest Department / Wildlife Division Schendumey Tender ID: 2026_FD_884012_1

Key requirements

  • ✓Supply of accessories for an existing solar fence system
  • ✓Delivery to Rosemala site within Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary
  • ✓Supply period covers financial year 2026-27

Relevant sectors

How this compares

  • Compared with 41 similar tenders (biodiversity in India) listed in the last 12 months.
  • It allows 8 days to respond, shorter than the typical 10 days across 40 similar tenders.
  • The same organisation listed 17 other similar tenders here in the last 12 months.

Figures are computed from notices listed on Raise Lens in the same sector and country over the last 12 months.

About this sector

Biodiversity funding backs habitat restoration, species protection, protected areas and nature-positive business. It comes from environment agencies, multilateral nature funds and conservation philanthropy, often through competitive calls with defined regions. Applicants are usually asked for baseline surveys, local partners and indicators that show ecological change.