Assessment, monitoring and implementation of conservation and restoration measures for Roonah Lough and machair
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- Deadline
- Jun 24,Expired
- Procedure
- OpenSingle stage
Brief
The Department of Housing Local Government and Heritage has entered into an agreement with Ross Finlay for the delivery of ecological support services for the Roonah Restoration Project at Lough Cahasy, Lough Baun and Roonah Lough in Ireland. The services, which are part of the LIFE On Machair Project, aim to protect and restore machair systems within the Natura 2000 network, focusing on machair habitat, breeding waders, and pollinators. The contract has a duration of 19 months and a final value of 58,950 EUR. The award criteria included demonstrating necessary expertise and skills, proposed costings, and a methodology-action plan.
Miljøovervåking og naturvitenskapelige tjenester
Result
- Ross FinlayWinner
- 1Number of tenders received
- €58,950Contract value
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The LIFE On Machair Project of Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, is looking for suitable provider for services to deliver ecological support for the Roonah Restoration Project at Lough Cahasy, Lough Baun and Roonah Lough. The LIFE On Machair project aims to protect and restore machair systems inside the Natura 2000 network in Ireland (SAC’s/SPA’s), with a particular focus on machair habitat, breeding waders and pollinators. Machair is a coastal habitat characterised by a plain of lime-rich, wind-blown sand that is unique to the north and west of Ireland and Scotland. The typical flower-rich vegetation of machair is traditionally maintained through low-intensity livestock grazing. The machair habitat is part of a coastal complex which includes wet and dry machair, drift line vegetation, embryonic, mobile and fixed dunes, lakes and transitional habitats linking the coast to its hinterland.
Contact
strategy@housing.gov.ie- ResultType
- DublinLocation
- 90720000Main codeEnvironmental protection
- 90711300Environmental indicators analysis other than for construction90711500Environmental monitoring other than for construction90722000Environmental rehabilitation