PRO005122-Services-Contract-MCDM-Sustainable Catchment Management Programme (SCaMP)
United Utilities needs continued hydrological and water quality monitoring across three moorland catchments (Upper Goyt, Ashway Gap/Chew, and Brennand/Bowland) as part of their 20-year SCaMP programme. The work involves maintaining existing monitoring to build on a unique long-term dataset tracking effects of moorland restoration, fires, woodland management, and climate change.
- ClosesNot stated
- Value£450k
- BuyerUnited Utilities Water Limited
- Wherethree United Utilities catchment estates: Upper Goyt, Ashway Gap/Chew, and Brennand/Bowland
- CategoryCleaning, waste & environmental, IT, software & telecoms, Research & development
- RegionNorth West
You'll want to look if you have expertise in hydrological monitoring, water quality sampling and analysis, and can maintain long-term field monitoring sites across moorland estates in the North West.