Contracts
Grounds, forestry & agriculture in Scotland
Public sector contract notices in grounds, forestry & agriculture covering Scotland, from Find a Tender and Contracts Finder.
Grounds, forestry & agriculture notices in Scotland
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Winter Services
NHS Lanarkshire is establishing a four-lot framework for winter gritting and snow clearance services across approximately 60 sites in Lanarkshire, from October to April each year. The framework will support their in-house teams when external contractor help is needed.
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Supply and Delivery of Timber Derived Boards and Accessories
City Building Glasgow needs to buy timber-derived boards and accessories to supply their manufacturing factory and construction/maintenance operations. The contract will serve their own work and client projects with fluctuating demand.
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Environmental Surveys
Forestry and Land Scotland needs ecological surveys (species and habitat), invasive species and peatland surveys, and archaeological walkover and measured surveys across the national forest estate to inform operational decisions.
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Linstone Housing Landscape Maintenance Contract 2026-2029
Linstone Housing wants a contractor for grounds maintenance at their properties: litter picking, grass cutting, hedging, moss clearance, leaf collection, and tree work across Renfrewshire. The core contract covers Linwood, Johnstone and Paisley, but may expand to include Bridge of Weir, Renfrew, Elderslie and Kilbarchan.
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Abertay Housing Association - Landscape Maintenance 2027 - 2030
Abertay Housing Association needs landscape maintenance services for their properties in Dundee and surrounding areas over a 36-month term from 2027 to 2030.
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Peatland ACTION FW02 Field Ecologists Framework
NatureScot is establishing a framework for field ecologists to deliver on-the-ground peatland restoration work across Scotland under the Peatland ACTION programme. The work is funded by Scottish Government and open to land managers nationwide with no geographical restrictions.