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    Targeted survey of rare aquatic plants of marl lakes and turloughs in Co. Clare and south-east Galway

    Health and Social Care Professionals Council (CORU)

    Targeted survey of rare aquatic plants of marl lakes and turloughs in Co. Clare and south-east Galway

    1. Competition notice published

      Mar 9, 10:05 AMMarch 9, 2026 10:05 AM

    2. Contract signed

      Apr 20, 12:00 AMApril 20, 2026 12:00 AM

    3. Result notice published

      May 12, 11:33 AMMay 12, 2026 11:33 AM

    Brief

    Ireland: Tenders/Health and Social Care Professionals Council (CORU)/Targeted survey of rare aquatic plants of marl lakes and turloughs in Co. Clare and south-east Galway

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    Brief

    Miljøforskning og -forvaltning

    The Department of Housing Local Government and Heritage has entered into an agreement with Nick Stewart t/a Kingfishers for a specialist survey of rare aquatic plants in marl lakes and turloughs in Co. Clare and south-east Galway, Ireland. The services, valued at 11,150 EUR, will be delivered over 36 months and aim to improve the recording of aquatic plants, particularly targeting rare species like Nitella tenuissima, and to explore new sites.

    Result

    Winner
    Fa. Schüttler
    Number of bids
    2
    Contract value
    €11,150

    About the bid

      The purpose of this request for quotation is to procure a specialist survey of aquatic plants in marl lakes and turloughs in the Burren area of Co. Clare and south-east Galway. The aim is to improve recording of aquatic plants in these habitats, generally, and to target specific rare species, particularly Nitella tenuissima, in order to further elucidate their ecological requirements. The survey will target known sites for Nitella tenuissima, as well as other potential sites for the species. It will combine revisits to marl lake and turlough sites studied by Roden et al. (2020), Goodwillie (1992) and others, with exploration of smaller lakes and pools that have no previous records for aquatic plants. Surveyors may also target other freshwater habitats in the study area, particularly karst streams and rivers.

      Contact phone
      +53 9117551
      Contact email
      strategy@housing.gov.ie
      Address
      Infinity Building, George’s Court, George’s Lane, Smithfield, Dublin 7, D07 E98Y Dublin

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    Contracting authority
    Health and Social Care Professionals Council (CORU)
    Title
    Targeted survey of rare aquatic plants of marl lakes and turloughs in Co. Clare and south-east Galway
    Type
    ResultPrequalification
    Main code
    90720000Environmental protection
    Supplemental codes
    90700000Environmental services90710000Environmental management90711500Environmental monitoring other than for construction90712000Environmental planning90714000Environmental auditing90722000Environmental rehabilitation
    Estimated value
    €11,150.00
    Duration
    36 months

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